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    kmk reacted to Li3D in Invision Community 5: Assign topics to moderators   
    Looks like Topic Moderators, would be great to be able to migrate from it 😛 
    Will it be possible to assign an “ordinary” member without any moderating rights to a topic ?
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    kmk reacted to Matt in Invision Community 5: Assign topics to moderators   
    Forum moderation management used to be straightforward. It was commonplace to assign a moderator to a single forum. They would be responsible for enforcing the rules, removing spam and generally modelling the behaviour you wanted to see within your community.
    As community management has matured and moderators are tasked with roles based on knowledge, help and support, there is a need for more nuance in managing topics within your community.
    For example, you may have specialists or teams of specialists who help answer questions about development, sales, or support. Topics that require this help may be posted anywhere within your community.
    Indeed, this feature was inspired by a need in our own support community to ensure customers get the right help from the right team member. We have questions on feature sets, purchasing, and support requests, each requiring a different team member. It is not enough to hope that the right person sees the topics; they must be assigned to ensure excellent service.
     
    What are the benefits of this feature?
    The ability to assign a topic to a single moderator or a team of moderators ensures that each topic gets the best outcome regardless of where it was posted.
    Having topics assigned helps moderators deal with issues quickly, as there's clarity over which moderators should handle the topic. It also helps keep your community team accountable by having the ability to monitor their workload and get statistics on the time it takes for your team to reply. These statistics also help the community lead assess quality control.

     
    How do you use this feature?
    There are two ways to assign a topic to a moderator or team of moderators. You can assign a topic when replying to it or do it from the topic's action menu.
    Once assigned, the assignee can review their assigned topics via the Moderator Control Panel and see which are assigned to them via the list of topics. Each moderator will receive a notification informing them they have a new assignment.

    Those with permission to assign topics to others will see all the assigned topics and who they are assigned to when reviewing the list of topics.

    The Admin CP contains a list of all assigned topics and also allows you to create and manage teams of moderators, such as "Sales Team" or "Developers."

    Finally, once the topic has been managed successfully, the moderators can remove themselves from the assignment completing the task.
    Assigning a specific topic to a single person or team in a busy online forum is a strategy that can enhance the effectiveness of the forum's management. It promotes efficiency, expertise, consistency, and accountability, which are vital for maintaining a vibrant and respectful online community.
    We hope you are looking forward to this feature and look forward to any comments you may have.

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    kmk reacted to FanClub Mike in Invision Community 5: Assign topics to moderators   
    This is another super helpful addition. Thank you!
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    kmk reacted to Daniel F in Sitemap for Clubs   
    This would require a 3rd party application!
    The IPS "clubs" sitemap will contain a list of all clubs, but not the specific forums from clubs, these will be covered in the forums sitemap which contains the list of literally all guests accessible forums, which brings me to my next point:
    It's probably not smart to "only" sitemap.
    If you want to train your own AI chatbot, you'll probably want to contain also more domain specific content, so you'll probably want also to include content which is accessible by your members but not guests.
    You could probably use a RSS feed that contains all the forums that you want to use for the training.
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    kmk reacted to Matt in Invision Community 4: Pages databases in Clubs   
    Finally, one of the most requested features for clubs in Invision Community is coming with our March 2024 release: Pages databases in Clubs.
    You may be surprised to see a new feature being introduced for Invision Community 4 during our flow of news for Invision Community 5, but as we're committed to Invision Community 4, we wanted to continue to bring optimizations and improvements to the platform.
    What is the benefit of this new feature?
    Clubs enable communities to host multiple micro-communities with many benefits. Clubs allow more specialized and focused discussions on specific topics. This can lead to higher-quality content and a deeper exploration of niche subjects that may get overlooked when posted on a busy forum. Clubs also offer the ability to tailor the community experience based on the needs of that community. That customization is what this feature focuses on.
    Pages is a powerful application that allows truly custom layouts for content areas. Simply by adjusting templates, you can create a news feed layout (it is what we use for this news blog area!) or something even more customized to your needs.
    The March 2024 release allows you to create Pages database categories directly inside clubs, including custom fields and templates.
    How does it work?
    Setting up your Pages database to allow clubs to use categories is simple. Simply allow categories to be created within clubs when creating or editing a database.

    Once that is done, club owners can add a Pages database category to their club in the same way they can add topics, galleries, etc.

    Once the Pages database category has been added, you can then add content as you would any other club area with the added features of Pages, including custom templates and custom fields.
    This example club uses a custom Pages database listing template to show the articles in a custom format along with custom field data.

    Likewise, viewing an article in this example club showcases the use of custom templates to present the content differently from the standard topic templates Invision Community uses elsewhere.

    Allowing Pages database categories inside clubs brings the opportunity for more complex custom areas making use of multiple custom fields along with truly custom layouts using templates. This is a great way to bring additional areas, such as news articles, into your club areas to compliment discussions.
    We hope you enjoy this feature, and if you have any comments, please leave them below!

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    kmk reacted to Marc Stridgen in Multiple tags browse?   
    As mentioned above, there is an open bug report for this
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    kmk reacted to Aurélie Grignard in how to save a discussion or a comment ?   
    there is a lot of questions and answers on my forum.
    I would like to give my members the opportunity to "save" (or to add to their favourite) the discussions or comments that they really like and would like to read again later.
    This would allow them to take better advantage of the content on the forum.
    is there a way to do that ?
    thank you 
     
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    kmk reacted to Adriano Faria in Saved Actions for moderators   
    The permission Can use saved actions? must be enabled for the moderators.

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    kmk reacted to Seylerg in Commerce Billing Address info (Country)   
    Hello friends. 
    Is it possible to eliminate options from the country drop down field to only have one country listed? I am looking at only offering my membership to a specific country and if I can modify this it would eliminate confusion on sign ups. I’m thinking there may be code somewhere to change this. 
     
    thanks
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    kmk reacted to acarlsson in Is there a way to downsize uploaded pictures automatically?   
    With todays phone cameras picture sizes will just get bigger and bigger.
    As people are, they don't tend to care about the picture size but jus upload their pictures as they are. To think that normal people will understand the concept of making pictures smaller is to hope for to much.
    Is there any way to automatically downscale pictures in IPB when they are uploaded? (I know that it's possible to set at maximum size when you upload the picture, but I'd rather resize them automatically – I believe in making it smooth for the end user.)
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    kmk got a reaction from Joel R in Users can see topics posted by other users? Improvement needed   
    purchased
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    kmk got a reaction from teraßyte in Users can see topics posted by other users? Improvement needed   
    purchased
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    kmk reacted to Adriano Faria in Users can see topics posted by other users? Improvement needed   
    https://www.invisioneer.org/files/file/412-tb-allow-members-in-private-topics/
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    kmk reacted to Jim M in Users can see topics posted by other users? Improvement needed   
    All set 🙂 
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    kmk got a reaction from NAWAC in Transparent process. Topic or post author   
    Not everyone can or want to invest so much time to post a topic, and creating good topic content...in some case we can help members to post some topics, or just we know how to prepare a topic well written, so we did it but we want to transfer that topic ownership to related member, there already done plugin of Change Topic Author, but we need better mechanism to achieve this little technique action, that is why I request a CORE FEATURE, Transfer Post Ownership. 
    That concept is, to achieve the change of a post author (topic or reply) current owner click on a moderation menu Change Author, that action will let current author select a member and send that request, that related member will receive popup notification where he can approve that change. After that the topic or reply just change all others related aspects, the new follower, the subscribe notification etc. 
    This transfer ownership mechanism bring us transparency of the content author issue, avoiding members accused of "this is posted by you, not me, because you can handle and just change author of a post without consent of people". 
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    kmk reacted to Jim M in Post thumbnail when sharing in WhatsApp   
    Think he may be referring to Open Graph metadata that appears on social media when you share a link. That default image can be edited in ACP -> Customization -> Icons & Logos -> Default Share Image.
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    kmk reacted to teraßyte in Post thumbnail when sharing in WhatsApp   
    There is no default share option for WhatsApp in Invision Community. I guess you're using a 3rd party modification?
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    kmk reacted to Adriano Faria in Post or article with guest comment enabled   
    Disable Post Before Registering. Permit guests to reply in the forum. Make sure replies are moderated in the forum.
    The guest will see:

     
    When approved:

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    kmk got a reaction from Michael Collins in Voice message feature   
    Just want to leave this request, please remember add voice ability to let us enhance and enrich our community communication... Today we don't have to limit us only as typing forum 
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    kmk got a reaction from Michael Collins in Voice notes as replies   
    When the Chat voice released I asked for make it available for ips forum level...but the petition was refused.
    Adding my point for that feature:
    1. After finished the voice record, it should be appear a editor field to describe the voice note, so visually members can know that voice note talking about for what.
    2. Part of ips platform good future, together this voice note feature, should be able to get another Transcription feature, so for who can not hear the voice note can choose converting it in text content. Something like the translation feature, from voice translate to text.
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    kmk reacted to DawPi in Forbidden You don't have permission to access this resource   
    I suggest start digging there. Maybe there are some '.htaccess' glitches which need to be checked again?
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    kmk reacted to Marc Stridgen in Forbidden You don't have permission to access this resource   
    Ah, this being the case, I would advise on contacting your hosting provider, as it seems something is being blocked there. Possibly something like mod_security, or even securi.
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    kmk got a reaction from Molly Schwartz in Tags filter   
    Please consider add Tags filter ability for forums, I would like have option to choose which tags will show in the top of topics container, so users click that tags to filter topics.
    Or by now there any tutorial that let me achieve that manually?
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    kmk reacted to Square Wheels in Save posts   
    Where's the frowny face reaction?  
    This should be part of the core.
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    kmk reacted to Marco Junior in Invision Community Insight: Low key news week   
    Do you think about revamping the default look of the default theme in version 5?
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