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789 blog entries in this category

  1. Matt ·
    With a product history of over ten years, it's quite often a challenge keeping the product right on trend. Old technologies go and we make provisions to remove them and likewise, we make provisions to incorporate new technologies. For example, IP.Board was the first bulletin board to incorporate Ajax functionality all the way back in IP.Board 2.1 back in 2005. We were also one of the first boards to add in 'WYSIWYG' editing to make constructing styled posts much easier. Of course, this was lon
    • 36,184 views
  2. Andy Millne ·
    Another of the goals for IP.Blog 2.6 development was to increase the level of user engagement, both from existing on-site users and from elsewhere. Auto Share on Content Creation To complement the existing share links which appear alongside blog entries, it is now possible to automatically share Blog content with Facebook and Twitter at the time of posting. This is possible even if the content author has not yet linked their account with the sharing services. If a user has not yet authenticate
    • 6,542 views
  3. Andy Millne ·
    With the recent IP.Board 3.3 update much emphasis was placed on search engine optimization. Many areas were found where a small change would make a big difference in preventing duplicate content, reducing crawl errors and ultimately resulting in better rankings. One of the goals for IP.Blog 2.6 was to continue this trend and identify potential improvements. Duplicate Content Recent algorithm changes used by the major search engines have highlighted duplicate content as a particularly relevant
    • 5,982 views
  4. Mark ·
    IP.SEO is a popular free add-on for IP.Board which provides many additional SEO features for your community. IP.SEO has proved so popular since it's introduction that as of IP.Board 3.4, we're going to be moving it's features into the core of IP.Board meaning that a separate application will no longer be necessary. If you're not already familiar with IP.SEO, here's an overview the features it provides, all of which will be included in IP.Board 3.4: Sitemap XML site maps provide a great
    • 42,816 views
  5. bfarber ·
    Development of IP.Gallery 5 continues, and today we wanted to blog about some additional changes you can expect to see in the next release. These changes are unrelated to one another, however they collectively will improve the functionality and capabilities of IP.Gallery 5.0. Note that these changes were derived as a direct result of client feedback, so keep it coming! RSS Feed Enhancements As of IP.Gallery 5, RSS feeds for IP.Gallery have been updated to give users better options as to how
    • 8,427 views
  6. Mark ·
    Hopefully most of you don't have the need to visit our bug tracker enough to have noticed, but we recently switched from a third party application for managing our bugs to IP.Content. The history of the software we used to use for our bug tracker goes back quite a bit. It was originally written by Matt, many years ago - before that we used regular forum topics as bug reports! A couple of years ago, around the time IP.Board 3.0 was released, we handed over the codebase to a group of voluntee
    • 18,694 views
  7. bfarber ·
    While we discussed some of the basic core navigational changes in IP.Gallery 5.0 already (and yes, we've heard your feedback on those changes!), we have implemented some other changes to enhance consistency and bring IP.Gallery into the modern world wide web. Some of these changes are basic on the surface, but will help to ensure the interface remains consistent throughout the application, in third party applications, and in future features we may add, while some of the changes represent an ent
    • 7,375 views
  8. bfarber ·
    We have taken the time with IP.Gallery 5.0 to implement some smaller changes that help to round off the functionality of the software and bring it more in-line with the rest of the suite. While these changes individually are all quite small, collectively they help to make Gallery easier to use and more intuitive for the average user. pInterest Integration For those of you not familiar with this new service, pInterest is a popular new image tagging website that allows users to "pin" images fro
    • 5,900 views
  9. bfarber ·
    One of our big goals with Gallery 5 is to restore a level of administrative control that allows different sites to dictate how their users and moderators will interact with the software. Some sites wish to allow their users to have control over their submissions. Some sites wish to control the submissions their members contribute once the file is uploaded. In order to accommodate the myriad of needs our clients have, we have implemented many new controls to IP.Gallery, and reworked how some e
    • 8,479 views
  10. bfarber ·
    Development of Gallery 5.0 is well underway, and while we are not quite ready to reveal the product just yet, we wanted to give our clients an outline of what they can expect to see when the new version becomes available. Gallery 5.0 will build upon changes in the 4.x series, while restoring some of the functionality of the 3.x series, delivering a product you can easily understand and navigate that is both modern and fun to use. The next version of Gallery will not see many new features - ins
    • 13,655 views
  11. Mark ·
    To wrap up our blog entries on IP.Nexus, there's a few more additional features and enhancements that we haven't previously covered: Custom Advertisement Zones IP.Nexus allows you to create advertisements and even sell advertisement space on your community. There are several different areas where the IPS Community Suite has built-in advertisement spots where Nexus can place advertisements. In IP.Nexus 1.5, you can create your own custom "zones" and then add tags into your skin templates,
    • 6,395 views
  12. Mark ·
    Our last few blog entries on Nexus have talked about some of the larger changes we've been making to the storefront and how billing is handled. In this blog entry, I wanted to go over some of the smaller changes we've made in these areas :smile: Gift Vouchers Starting with Nexus 1.5, customers can purchase gift vouchers, which can then be redeemed in your store. If you have enabled this, when in the store, they'll see two new options underneath the package categories: Customers will t
    • 6,284 views
  13. Mark ·
    IP.Nexus allows you to sell hosting packages with using integration with CPanel/WHM. In IP.Nexus 1.5 we're adding support to sell domain names too using integration with eNom. Once set up, customers purchasing hosting accounts will see a new option to purchase a domain name: The TLDs available and their prices can be set in the Admin CP. When selecting this option, the domain will be added to the cart like a normal item: When the customer then pays, the domain will be registered throug
    • 6,300 views
  14. Mark ·
    IP.Nexus currently provides support for a number of gateways: Authorize.Net (with ARB and CIM support), PayPal (Website Payments Standard and Pro), 2CheckOut and manual payments (check, bank wire, etc.) In IP.Nexus 1.5 we're adding more gateways and extending the functionality of some existing gateways. Gateways Stripe Stripe is a relatively young payment gateway. They support all major cards and have no monthly or setup fees which makes them great for smaller companies wanting to accept
    • 9,688 views
  15. Charles ·
    We have started work on IP.Board 3.4 and this blog entry will give you a general idea of our goals and also introduce some important license changes and future plans from IPS. It's an important entry so read on! IP.Board 3.4 As always we will be blogging about specific features as they are completed. IPS does not post traditional roadmaps as roadmaps are subject to change. Instead, we post blog entries when a topic is completed and include screenshots and details so you know what you see is f
    • 31,429 views
  16. Mark ·
    IP.Nexus allows you to set up shipping prices with customisable rates, destinations and tax. Once an item has been shipped, you can then provide a tracking number which will provide the customer with a link where they can view tracking information. While this solution allows complete control over shipping prices, it can be tedious to set up methods, and arrange shipments with couriers - particularly if you receive lots of orders. In IP.Nexus 1.5, we're introducing direct integration with FedE
    • 6,638 views
  17. Mark ·
    Our last two blog entries have focussed on large new features to the support system in IP.Nexus. But we're not stopping there! In this blog entry I wanted to talk about some of the smaller new features and enhancements we've made to the support system for IP.Nexus 1.5. Pay-Per-Incident IP.Nexus 1.5 adds the ability for you to define a support department as "Pay-Per-Incident". Each department allows you to enter a Pay-Per-Incident amount. When a customers tries to create a support request i
    • 4,955 views
  18. Mark ·
    Those familiar with IP.Nexus will be familiar with the ability to create custom fields both for packages (so when a user purchases a package they can provide custom information such as the size, colour, etc. of the item being purchased) and for customer accounts (so you could add additional fields for customers to provide when making a purchase, etc.). In IP.Nexus we're adding the ability to use custom fields with support requests. You can choose from several different types of field, selec
    • 4,753 views
  19. Mark ·
    IP.Nexus provides a great support system, allowing customers to submit support requests through your community or directly through email. The support system also includes robust reporting tools allowing you to see the volume of support requests over time and audit individual members of staff to view how many replies they're making and the quality of those replies. Ensuring customer satisfaction is important to anyone running a support system, and in IP.Nexus 1.5 we're adding a feature that wi
    • 6,351 views
  20. Mark ·
    IP.Nexus has for a long time included a referrals system, allowing your customers to refer their friends to your community and subsequently earn commission on any purchases they make in IP.Nexus. The problem with this set up though is that you might not want referrers to continue earning commission forever, or you might want to specify different commission amounts depending on what the referring user is purchasing. In IP.Nexus 1.5 we're adding much better control over the system - you can no
    • 6,157 views
  21. Mark ·
    As mentioned in our last blog entry, we're hard at work on our next version of IP.Nexus. One of the more visual features we're adding in this version is an updated mobile skin - here are some screenshots! Main store page: Category listing: Product screen: Cart view: Checkout screen: Client area - menu: Client area - invoice view: New support request form:
    • 6,298 views
  22. Mark ·
    IP.Nexus is our hugely popular eCommerce and business management application for the IPS Community Suite. Over the past few weeks we've been working on lots of new features and enhancements for the next version of IP.Nexus (version 1.5). The first change we wanted to share with you is called Fraud Rules. For a long time, IP.Nexus has provided integration with MaxMind for anti-fraud measures. However, this is limited only to holding or refusing transactions based on the MaxMind score. You mi
    • 5,451 views
  23. Charles ·
    Referencing our coming soon blog entry ... Apple was fast and has already approved our new app! Download now A few things to keep in mind: The app will work on all IP.Board 3.3 versions for the most part but will be much smoother with the soon to be released IP.Board 3.3.2 Please submit bug reports as we will be releasing updates to address any issues often over the next few weeks. Be sure to keep your app up to date! Your feedback on how to improve the app is appreciated. There are some
    • 13,363 views
  24. Charles ·
    UPDATE: The app is now available! We are happy to announce that the new version of our iOS app is in the Apple App Store review process now! Once approved, the app will be available for members to enjoy for just $1.99 one time. The new app will work with all IP.Board versions 3.3.2 or newer. This new version has a native interface, push notifications, iPad support, and multiple community support. Check out this video for a walk through of the new app: [media=] Admin Control As an a
    • 7,962 views

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