I know this has been done for IP.Chat already and was implemented to differentiate between the old legacy chat interfaces and IPS's chat interface however it would be logical to rename the other applications on the basis that IP.Content is already using the IP.name convention.

Rename all IPS applications to conform with naming convention of IP.Content and soon to be IP.Chat.

Download Manager > IP.Downloads
Gallery > IP.Gallery
Blog > IP.Blog

They are described as such in "Purchase Additional Applications" area of the same screen.

I don't get your point. They are named IP.Downloads, IP.Blog, etc already... :blink:

I don't get your point. They are named IP.Downloads, IP.Blog, etc already... :blink:

Ditto on that.

I don't get your point. They are named IP.Downloads, IP.Blog, etc already... :blink:

Where are they named that for you?

Where are they named that for you?

Don't worry, I understand what you mean ;)

For the purposes of those who don't follow what I'm talking about I'm attaching a SS.

I marked this topic as ACP - Admin Control Panel so this was where I was referring to the issue.

Ah I see I do not yet use IPB 3 so was not aware they were not consistant.

Ah I see I do not yet use IPB 3 so was not aware they were not consistant.

So why did you comment on it then :rolleyes:

I did not see the ACP part in the title until recently.

Go to the ACP
Default is System, if not selected, choose now
Select Manage Applications & Modules
Find Chat Services, find the down arrow to the right of the green check mark and choose edit application details
change the Application Title from Chat Services to IP.Chat

repeat with the others

no need to wait till 3.1 :shifty:

Go to the ACP

Default is System, if not selected, choose now

Find Chat Services, find the down arrow[img]

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change the Application Title from Chat Services to IP.Chat

Don't forget to change "Forums" to "IP.Board" while you're at it. :whistle:

Don't forget to change "Forums" to "IP.Board" while you're at it. :whistle:

No, because Forums is just another IP.Board application. IP.Board is the framework. Think of it as being less of a bulletin board and more of a cork board you can attach other stuff to. System is more analagous to IP.Board these days.

No, because Forums is just another IP.Board application. IP.Board is the framework. Think of it as being less of a bulletin board and more of a cork board you can attach other stuff to. System is more analagous to IP.Board these days.

I was kidding dude. :lol:

FWIW, I tend to agree we should keep the naming consistent, if nothing else for brand purposes.