Fernando Mercês

Hey @Gary, thanks for your answer. 🙂 The issue with Commerce app for me is the lack of support to the popular local payment services. I know there's also a "Manual" payment method, but then the users have to make two purchases: one in Invision and another one in the payment service website. Often they get confused this way. So, I basically can't use Commerce. Using the button image linked to the payment page of the service should be enough in Pages though. Thanks for this idea. 🙂 Best, Fernando

Great stuff, thanks for sharing. I mainly use source mode to add payment buttons (think of PayPal "Donate now" buttons, for example, but I use other, local services). They're basically iframes I think, but they have some code that's required to hold user IDs, button IDs, etc. Will I be able to keep using them? Thanks, Fernando

Hi! I was wondering why Courses app is not shown in the main Invision website. It is not listed under Features either. No mention on Invision 5 recent blogposts... Maybe I'm just being crazy, but is there any plans to kill it? I'm using it a lot, so I'm scared, sorry. 🫠

Great news! Here's what I suggest: It'd be nice to have tests. We should be able to create questions using a WYSIWYG editor and set the correct answer(s) in advance. Students could retake the tests up to X times if they fail (score < Y). +1 for certificates. Ability to limit how long the student has access to the course (6 months, 1 year, lifetime, etc). Bulk mail to all course participants. Set one or more users as instructors. Set one or more users as teaching assistants / moderators (like in Clubs). Students should be able to "follow" the course to receive notifications when things get updated (content, new classes, etc). Sysadmins should be able to convert a database entry to a Course (to keep pageviews, ranking, comments, etc). Thank you!