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IRONSIGHT is a light theme for Invision Community 4.5 with basic white / grey colors and a nice layout. It's free and comes without any brandings or visible copyrights. You can see a LIVE DEMO on our site at InvisionFocus.de (select Ironsight in the footer). Tested with Forums, Pages and Downloads. This is no multipurpose themeframework and comes - believe it or not - without any additional template changes, only custom CSS and build in IPS 4.5 theme settings. Although it's not equipped with millions of additional AdminCP settings, it is customizable in many ways. As far as possible the default settings are used and for advanced customization we have a support thread in english language too. This work is fan art inspired by Project: Ironsight, a next-gen military first person shooter by WipleGames, which is free too and availiable on Steam. Wyświetl pełną treść wpisu

Turbo-charge your Commerce application with a suite of powerful enhancements that extend multiple functions. Convert more leads into business, capture lost business, and make more money! HIGHLIGHTS Bulk important products - Add an unlimited amount of products all at once to immediately stock your store Define custom fields to products - Specify new configurations, details, and measurements to your products Recover abandoned carts - Recapture lost business with a set of automated emailed that prompt clients to pay for outstanding products FEATURES Statistics on the dashboard of the admin panel Pay by Account Credit as Default payment method Possibility to add a product to the cart via a direct link Notification about product price change in the store Widget: Recently viewed products Improvements on the list: shippings, invoices Recovery of abandoned carts Improvements in the details view: invoices, transactions, shippings in the admin panel Information about the quantity of a given product in the cart, including its price (information visible on the product card and on products list) Possibility of cyclical import of products from wholesalers Custom fields visible on the product page Notification about product out of stock (product sold out) Compatibility with Invision Community 4.5 For proper operation of the application, the Commerce (IP.Nexus) application is necessary. READ MORE Release Notes IPS Beyond Blog - feature spotlights https://www.forum.invisionize.pl/blogs/entry/150-sd-e-commerce-enhancements-recovery-of-abandoned-carts/ https://www.forum.invisionize.pl/blogs/entry/149-sd-e-commerce-enhancements-recently-viewed-products/ Wyświetl pełną treść wpisu

Turbo-charge your Commerce application with a suite of powerful enhancements that extend multiple functions. Convert more leads into business, capture lost business, and make more money! HIGHLIGHTS Bulk important products - Add an unlimited amount of products all at once to immediately stock your store Define custom fields to products - Specify new configurations, details, and measurements to your products Recover abandoned carts - Recapture lost business with a set of automated emailed that prompt clients to pay for outstanding products FEATURES Statistics on the dashboard of the admin panel Pay by Account Credit as Default payment method Possibility to add a product to the cart via a direct link Notification about product price change in the store Widget: Recently viewed products Improvements on the list: shippings, invoices Recovery of abandoned carts Improvements in the details view: invoices, transactions, shippings in the admin panel Information about the quantity of a given product in the cart, including its price (information visible on the product card and on products list) Possibility of cyclical import of products from wholesalers Custom fields visible on the product page Notification about product out of stock (product sold out) Compatibility with Invision Community 4.5 For proper operation of the application, the Commerce (IP.Nexus) application is necessary. READ MORE Release Notes IPS Beyond Blog - feature spotlights https://www.forum.invisionize.pl/blogs/entry/150-sd-e-commerce-enhancements-recovery-of-abandoned-carts/ https://www.forum.invisionize.pl/blogs/entry/149-sd-e-commerce-enhancements-recently-viewed-products/ Wyświetl pełną treść wpisu

This is a reskin of the original theme for Invision Community 4.5. No unnecessary downloads. Custom.css only. Demo Wyświetl pełną treść wpisu

Moats have been used for centuries as a way to defend a building from potential attack. A flooded ditch around a castle is a great way to make it harder to be taken. You can't push battering rams against walls, and neither can you dig under the castle. Quite frankly, a moat is a pretty decent deterrent when there are plenty of other castles to pillage. What does this mean for your business? A community can be an economic moat, or in more simple terms, your competitive advantage. When your product or service is surrounded by an engaged community that feels invested in your brand, you'll be able to resist challenges from competitors looking to tempt your customers away. Humans are social creatures, and we love seeking out and joining a tribe that aligns with our values. The intangible value of belonging creates a sense of momentum for your brand and helps champion it to others. The statistics back this strategy; 88% of community professionals said in a recent survey that community is critical to their company's mission and 85% said that their community has had a positive impact to their business.[1] Your competitive advantage One of the cheapest ways to create momentum for your product is to build a community around your startup. A community is much more than a one-time marketing campaign and can help you throughout your company's life cycle if you take the time to grow it right. [2] Creating a buzz around a product can take a lot of time, effort and money. Traditionally, this buzz would be created with a mixture of videos, websites, influencer reviews, and heavy advertisement spends across multiple channels, including social media. Your community can create a shortcut and reach an audience without those costs and increase the chance of your product being shared virally. Your community creates a bond over a shared interest that continually re-enforces loyalty to your brand. This creates a personal investment which makes it less likely your customers will try a competitor. Put simply, if a company can move from just shipping a product to building a community, it can benefit from several competitive advantages such as: Engaged members help acquire new members, lowering the cost for customer acquisition. Increased customer retention through community loyalty. Members won't want to abandon the community they enjoy. Reduced support costs as members support each other. This benefit forms a loop that generates more value as the community grows. Brand building Another area of opportunity for social marketing is "brand building" - connecting enthusiastic online brand advocates with the company's product development cycle. Here, research becomes marketing; product developers are now using social forums to spot reactions after they modify an offer, a price, or a feature in a product or service. Such brand-managed communities can have real success. One well-documented example is IdeaStorm, Dell's community discussion and "brainstorming" website, which saw a measurable increase in sales following its launch, by providing a forum for meaningful dialogue and "to gauge which ideas are most important and most relevant to" the public. [3] By creating a community around your product or service, not only do you create brand advocates, but you also gain powerful insights into what your customers want through research which drives marketing. Consumers today crave a stronger bond with brands. It's no longer enough to give them a customer support email address and a monthly newsletter. They want a much more in-depth interaction with the company and other users of the product or service. One tactic for success is for brands to move away from the hard-sell to instead embrace the notion of "co-creation". This means moving beyond "old-school" approaches to website advertising to embrace the principles of relationship marketing - building virtual environments in which customers can connect with each other to share insights and relevant information. To capitalise on currently available opportunities, marketers need to find or establish real brand communities, listen to them, and then create special programs and tools that will empower potential and existing community members, rewarding existing consumers and eliciting behavioural change from potential consumers. [3] Evernote, the note-taking app, is a great example. Their lively community encourages customers to interact directly with staff, post their wish-lists for future versions and learn more about what happens behind the scenes. The community creates evangelists for Evernote and makes it harder for competitors to gain a foothold with a potent mix of dialogue, access to other customers, transparency from the brand and many opportunities for co-creation of content. Co-creation fundamentally challenges the traditional roles of the firm and the consumer. The tension manifests itself at points of interaction between the consumer and the company where the co-creation experience occurs, where individuals exercise choice, and where value is co-created. Points of interaction provide opportunities for collaboration and negotiation, explicit or implicit, between the consumer and the company. In the emergent economy, competition will center on personalized co-creation experiences, resulting in value that is truly unique to each individual. [4] In simple terms, a community allows your customers to feel closer to your brand and the products you sell. What are you waiting for? Nearly 80% of founders reported building a community of users as important to their business, with 28% describing their moat as critical to their success.[1] Our team at Invision Community has over two decades of community building experience and are trusted by brands of all sizes. Whether you have an existing community, or you're taking your first steps to create your own, our experience and expertise will guide your success. [1] https://cmxhub.com/community-industry-trends-report-2020 [2] https://viral-loops.com/blog/your-company-needs-a-pre-launch-campaign/ [3] https://www.researchgate.net/publication/268200746_Social_media_and_its_implications_for_viral_marketing#read [4] https://www.cs.cmu.edu/~jhm/Readings/Co-creating unique value with customers.pdf Wyświetl pełną treść wpisu

This plugin turns Apple Music song links pasted into the editor into a native Apple Music player to play a 30 seconds preview of the song. Installation: Install the plugin through the 4.5 ACP In the ACP, go to Customization → Editor → Settings → Advanced Add the following as a new single entry under “Allowed iframe bases”: embed.music.apple.com Click save. Wyświetl pełną treść wpisu

Italiano La traduzione offerta da InvisionITA sarà disponibile gratuitamente per sempre. Tutto il lavoro svolto dalla community Italiana di InvisionPower sarà aggiornato costantemente e non sarà mai offerto a pagamento. La traduzione attualmente presenta alcune parti non tradotte, ma grazie al tuo aiuto e a quello della nostra community, potremmo contare in una traduzione di qualità e sempre aggiornata. Questa traduzione contiene: System Pages Forum Downloads Converter Calendar Blogs Gallery Commerce Estenderemo la traduzione anche per contenuti di terze parti, per qualsiasi richiesta contattaci direttamente sul forum di supporto della traduzione. Nel caso dovessi trovare errori di traduzione o volessi contribuire: clicca qui. ----- English The translation offered by Invisionita will be available for free forever. All the work done by InvisionPower's Italia community will be constantly updated and will never be offered for a fee. Translation currently has some untranslated parts, but thanks to your help and that of our community, we can count on quality and up-to-date translation. This translation contains: System Pages Forum Downloads Converter Calendar Blogs Gallery Commerce We will also extend the translation for third party content, for any request contact us directly on the translation support forum. In case you find translation errors or want to contribute: click here. Wyświetl pełną treść wpisu

Italiano Rispetto alla versione 4.4.X ci sono oltre 600 frasi da tradurre ed è già predisposta per la versione definitiva 4.5.0 che sarà messa a disposizione a breve. Per ogni problema, potete contattarmi all'indirizzo [email protected] Inglese Compared to version 4.4.X there are over 600 sentences to be translated and it is already prepared for the final version 4.5.0 which will be made available shortly. For any problem, you can contact me at [email protected] Wyświetl pełną treść wpisu

This resource will allow users to purchase a file by paying a price they judge fair. The file will continue to have its normal price but the file submitter will be able to set a minimum price to it, thus users won't pay less than that. Permission: Admin will set which user groups can enable this feature in their files per category. Settings: Payment Methods Tax Class Commission for Site Transaction Fee for Site Wyświetl pełną treść wpisu

Without this plugin, when you click a popup notification, either at the bottom of the page (toasts) or in the OS (web notifications), you are taken to that item but the count on the notification icon is not updated and the notification remains marked as unread. This plugin fixes that behaviour, so clicking the popup notification will mark that notification as read - it will no longer show up as bold in the notification list and the notification count will be decremented by one. Security has been taken into account, so members cannot use this to mark other members' notifications as read. This plugin doesn't change any other behaviour. Wyświetl pełną treść wpisu

War Duty - Call of Zone (Light) - game theme in light colors. Suitable for the Call of Duty gaming community. Pleasant colors, light and dark tones go very well in this theme. ABOUT THEME: added additional tab for footer customization added image loading in forum header For all PSD files MORE INFO: check my profile (support 24/7) support in a separate topic Wyświetl pełną treść wpisu

If you're preparing to upgrade to Invision Community 4.5, there's now an easy way to test it out. We have updated our Invision Community demo system to use Invision Community 4.5! This is a quick and easy way to take 4.5 for a test drive and test all the new functionality before making your upgrade plans. Taking out a demo is very simple, just head over to our demo sign up page, follow the instructions and within a few minutes you'll receive your own private demo log in. We'd love to know what you think! Please let us know in the feedback forum. Wyświetl pełną treść wpisu

Conspiracy theories have roots in the 19th century and have been popular for decades. Until recently, conspiracy theorists have lived in the margins. They are often convinced the earth is flat, Lee Harvey Oswald didn't act alone, and the moon landings were faked in a Hollywood sound stage. More recently, with 9/11 and the coronavirus pandemic, these conspiracy theories have become more mainstream, with celebrities and politicians sharing them over their official social media channels. From the evil machinations of Bill Gates, the rise of QAnon, to the conflation that 5G is responsible for spreading coronavirus, it's hard to ignore the impact they have in creating misinformation which undermines attempts at effective communication from governments and public health bodies. Despite reams of facts, logic and critical thinking, those that follow conspiracy theories will not be budged from their positions. They trust their sources implicitly, and a mountain of research disproving the argument does not interest them. The number of people that succumbs to these narratives grows every day. When you consume the content shared by the primary sources of this misinformation, it's easy to see why. Conspiracy theories are created and shared in a way that is engaging and irresistible to many seeking stability in a confusing world. Whatever your position is on these conspiracy theorists, you can leverage these tactics to make your own content more engaging and shareable. Lesson 1: Make it emotive Human beings have two distinct and independent thinking centres in the brain. One works on emotion (the limbic system) and the other on logic (the neocortex). The emotional brain works much faster than the logical brain. It is what has kept us alive as a species. If you hear a loud bang, your emotional brain processes this first and triggers the urge to move before your logical brain kicks in and deduces the bang was from a book expertly pawed from its shelf by your cat. The emotional brain is continually processing the world, and even though it's part of you, you do not have much control over it. Your logic brain, however, works on facts, truths and analysis. When you watch harrowing whistleblower testimony telling of their suffering in a conspiracy theory video, your emotional brain is powerfully stirred. It's why challenging conspiracy theorists who are emotionally committed to the point of view with just logic often fails. The emotional commitment is incredibly powerful, and when you challenge them, the logic brain is short-circuited, and the emotional brain becomes defensive. In fact, the more logic and evidence you provide, the more the emotional brain digs in and refuses the new evidence. How can you use this to your advantage? Work on creating an emotional response with your content. Don't purely rely on facts and logic to persuade your audience. Try and evoke an emotional reaction through imagery, metaphors and similes. President Obama was a powerful orator and used emotion often to create a strong message. When he spoke of investing in education, he invokes emotion by saying "We believe that when she goes to school for the first time, it should be in a place where the rats don't outnumber the computer." Lesson 2: Tell a story Conspiracy theory videos don't just reel off a list of events and facts, they tell a story. Some of the more complex theories are akin to a sprawling TV series with several characters linked by circumstance. Humans have always been curators of stories. From religious texts to morality fables, we learn and process the world through stories. Stories are memorable. Most adults can recite fairytales read to us when we were children. Use a story to link together critical points within your content. Consider how "Gamification has been proven to make communities more sticky and encourage more engagement" reads compared to "It was 3am, the flicker of the TV set was the only light in the room. My palms, slick with sweat, fought to keep the controller sticks moving. Even though I had a 6am start, I couldn't put the controller down. I had to finish the quest and collect the reward. Your community is no different." Take your reader on a journey, and they're more likely to finish your content. Try and make it personal. When we read, we always try and put ourselves in the shoes of the author or the protagonist. Stories and emotion go hand in hand. Recently, the Huffington Post ran a story with the headline "One death a minute" which is a very emotive and powerful alternative to the raw fact that 1,461 Americans lost their lives to COVID-19 on the 29th July. Lesson 3: Make it easy to consume A key strength for any content creator is to know when to create long-form content and snackable content. A single meme is more potent than 300 links to PubMed. A single YouTube video can be more persuasive than an expert in her field. Conspiracy theory creators use over-simplification to reduce a complex issue into an easily digestible entertaining snack. A meme generally contains a single idea that is easy to grasp and engaging. You don't have to work very hard to understand it, your visual brain processes it in 1/10th of a second, and it triggers a moment of delight. Infographics and memes are often smart ways to create an entrance to your content. If an image containing a straightforward idea from a more complex piece of content is digested quickly, it can leave your audience wanting more, and therefore more likely to involve themselves in your more complex work. When creating long-form content, consider the use of iconography, infographics and photography. Visuals help us remember and understand content quickly. I could say that 63% of this blog was written on an iPad, but a piechart would make this easier to process and more memorable. No tin foil hats required Creating compelling content is key to building your community. Your content sets the tone, helps drive re-engagement and positions you as a key expert in your field. Using the techniques many conspiracy theory creators use to spread their narratives will help your content be more memorable and shareable A well-created story with emotional cornerstones made more accessible by key points simplified into snackable quotes or images will help your content find a wider audience, whether you believe Neil Armstrong landed on the moon or not. Wyświetl pełną treść wpisu

Legend Grid Articles Is a Page-App-Templates Suite for Database, Listings and display pages. this version is created for IPS 4.5 only as just one plugin. can be install through ACP > System > Site Features > Plugins. after installation, Templates also will be added to Pages app templates. Note: Usage of this product REQUIRED "Pages Application" from Invision. Note: This version exclusively created for IPS 4.5 // for 4.4 version, please send PM after purchase. FrontPage Demo / Listing Demo / Article Demo Features: Wyświetl pełną treść wpisu

The payment is one-time fee per version release! The most translated and supported Hebrew translation. The translation file will be updated and maintained ~once a month. The translation purpose is for Bi-sexual sentences. Plugins and extensions translated (includes partial ACP) Notes: This version can be used only in Beta IPS version. Will be release for a final release. Wyświetl pełną treść wpisu

Project Oxcart is a dark theme that I made using the new Theme editor in 4.5. It is basically a dark version of the 4.5 default theme, styled with shades of black and gray but with subtle hints of blood red, orange and slate blue. Tested on forums, blogs and gallery. I included my "React Pack" of new reaction icons to spice it up a little! They include thumbs up, thumbs down, thank you, LOL, facepalm, fist bump and WTF! I am not a full fledged theme designer (yet) this is just a turn key, custom styled theme, for your 4.5 forum, that will save you a lot of time and hassle getting a dark theme deployed! This theme is set to use the theme editor in case you would like to add more styling of your own! Wyświetl pełną treść wpisu

The World Health Organization (WHO) is the world's most trusted source of information on international health, and a foremost partner to public health agencies combating the coronavirus. They also understand the critical need for risk communication and community engagement to respond to the coronavirus pandemic -- a valuable strategy that any online community can adopt in these volatile times. In March of this year as the coronavirus was already rampaging across nations, WHO published a series of guidance for risk communication and community engagement. One of the major lessons they learned during some of the most perilous outbreaks including SARS, Ebola, and MERS was that community engagement was a critical factor in the success of containing any pandemic. Here are 3 best practices from the World Health Organization that can help online communities navigate any crisis. INFODEMICS One of the biggest problems hampering the effective treatment of coronavirus, or any major disruptive event in a community, is the excessive abundance of information - an "infodemic" from multiple and untrustworthy sources that reduces trust in any advice. The flood of information can quickly overwhelm any at-risk population. Community leaders need to proactively communicate. As WHO recommends, "One of the most important and effective interventions to any event is to proactively communicate what is known, what is unknown, and what is being done to get more information." Communication from community leaders establishes the chain of communication and establishes themselves as a source of credible information. By getting out in front of disruptive events and staying in regular communication with your members, you build trust and ensure that proper advice will be followed. PERCEPTIONS OF RISK Different groups of people perceive the same problem differently. In the case of coronavirus, WHO discovered that certain segments of the population didn't understand the risk of the virus as much as they should have - a gap of knowledge that effective communication would have addressed for different populations. Part of the goal of WHO's risk communication and community engagement is to "help transform and deliver complex scientific knowledge so that it is understood by and trusted by populations and communities." Community leaders need to tailor their communication to sub-groups. While regular announcements and general updates are important for the community at-large, it leaves knowledge gaps for different sub-groups of your community membership: clients need to be informed of service interruptions; vendors need to be informed of supply chain disruptions; superusers need to know how to direct users for help. Different stakeholders have differing needs, and each group requires customized and tailored communication to best navigate through the crisis. ADDRESSING THE UNKNOWN & MISINFORMATION One of WHO's recommended actions for leaders was to be prepared to communicate about the first coronavirus case, even before the full picture was known. Even today, much is unknown and data is still being compiled about coronavirus. But in a digital world where misinformation gets mixed in with the ease of a tweet or share, it's more important than ever to communicate factually while acknowledging uncertainty. Address uncertainty by systematically collecting questions and providing answers to all questions. In the beginning of any crisis, you won't have all the answers and events will still be unfolding. It's critical to establish an early dialogue with your community to gather concerns from members, to monitor for misinformation, and to systematically compile questions into a FAQ. Source: Risk communication and community engagement readiness and response to coronavirus disease (COVID-19). Interim guidance 19 March 2020. World Health Organization. On behalf of the entire IPS team, we wish our clients well wishes during these difficult times! Executive Summary Problems of crisis: infodemics with excess information, different perceptions of risk among sub-groups, and uncertainty with misinformation. Solutions for community leaders: proactive communication, customized communication, and addressing uncertainty. Wyświetl pełną treść wpisu

This is a modern Dark-/Night-Mode Design based on the new Invision Community 4.5 Theme. Lightweight, pure CSS, no additional graphics were used. You can see a LIVE DEMO on our site at InvisionFocus.de (select Bravo 6 in the footer). Tested with Forums, Pages and Downloads. It's well maintained, because we use it on our own website. If you find any possible bugs, we'll fix them immediately. It's free and comes without any brandings or visible copyrights. Wyświetl pełną treść wpisu

This app looks for hashtags used by members across your board. ( Only searchable content is being look for hashtags so things like Personal Messages aren't included ). This app doesn't support ElasticSearch yet. Wyświetl pełną treść wpisu

The Proxy, VPN & Disposable Email Blocker application allows you to detect registrations made using one-time or incorrect email addresses, proxy, VPN, Tor, attackers and abusers IP addresses, as well as IP addresses from certain countries. Flexible settings allow you to take different actions depending on the threat found. This application is compatible with Invision Community 4.4 and 4.5. Integrations The application uses Email Verifier and Validator.pizza for email address validation, as well as IPS GeoIP, IP Intelligence and ipdata for IP address validation. Email Verifier detects disposable (one-time) and invalid email addresses, as well as non-existent domains. Requires free API key. Validator.pizza detects disposable (one-time) and invalid email addresses, as well as aliases. IPS GeoIP detects user's country. Requires an active Invision Community license. IP Intelligence determines whether a user uses a proxy, VPN, or Tor. ipdata determines whether a user uses a proxy, VPN, Tor, known attacker or abuser IP address, detects user's country. Requires free API key. Has free plan for non-commercial use. Application Detects Disposable email address – services for one-time inbox, such as temp-mail.us. Invalid email address – when domain doesn't exists or has no MX records. Alias email address – when one inbox has more than one address. For example, [email protected] also have aliases [email protected], [email protected], [email protected]. Public proxy, VPN services and Tor nodes. Attackers or abusers IP addresses. User's country via IP geolocation. Features Flexible threats configuration. You can enable only the necessary services and catch only the threats that are important to you. For example, you can only enable blocking registrations from certain countries or hold registrations made using a proxy for manual approval. You can also enable all services at once and block all threats at once if you want. Flexible actions configuration. Each threat has its own action to be taken. This means you can configure application, for example, to block registration via Tor, ban users if they're using a proxy, and hold users from certain countries for manual approval. Taken Actions and API Requests logs. Log of all registration attempts and a decision for each of them, as well as all requests made to the validation services. You can see which threats were found, and what action was taken. You can also see the full response from the services in JSON format. Caching service responses. Responses from validation services are cached for a period of 24 hours. This means that subsequent validations of the same email or IP addresses will not cause repeated requests. This is necessary to reduce API requests and increase validation speed. Additional Information IP Intelligence requires email address for API requests. Application will use your incoming email address. IPS GeoIP requires an active Invision Community license and GeoIP Service extension enabled. Some services have requests limit. Check out services' documentation for more information. Email Verifier and ipdata require free API key. Feedback Application is actively maintained. If you have suggestion or feature request - feel free to let me know using PM or [email protected]. Wyświetl pełną treść wpisu

Since the feature was announced at last year’s World Wide Developer Conference (WWDC) we have received lots of requests to implement Sign in with Apple in Invision Community. We’re pleased to announce that as of 4.5 this is now available. You will need a paid Apple developer account to use it but once enabled users will be able to sign in using their Apple ID and all the convenience that brings. Touch ID and Face ID is supported natively where available and works across all your devices. Choose to share or hide your email address Isn’t it just another login button? Sign in with Apple is built on similar technologies as other login buttons such as those already available in Invision Community from Facebook, Google and Microsoft. The difference is Apple’s unique focus on privacy. On certain community types users can be reluctant to sign up when they fear they need to disclose lots of personal details. Every community is different so allowing your users to share as little or as much info as they like could be important to your success. Apple have stated that no user tracking will take place in contrast to other services where this forms a part of their business model. When signing in with their Apple ID the user can choose whether or not to share their real email address with your community. If the user chooses to hide their email address then your community will receive a relay email address that will forward to their real address. The email address used is unique to your community so the user can retain control. Can users link their existing Invision Community accounts? Yes! If a user signs in using the Apple button and shares their real email address, then providing they already have an account on your community they will be prompted to link their account in the same way as other social login buttons. They can also link an existing account from their account settings. If linking from account settings then the email addresses used do not need to match. Sign in with Apple is already enabled here on our community and is available in the 4.5 beta available to download now. Wyświetl pełną treść wpisu

We've been on a little journey together since we announced the first Invision Community 4.5 feature way back in November 2019. The first feature we announced was a revamped Admin Control Panel interface which created more visual space and brightened it up. Actually, we made it so bright that the first feature request was to add a dark mode (which we did). In the space of three short months, we had spoken about Club improvements, invites and referrals, RSS feed improvements, blog categories, the simple stock photo picker, search insights, security enhancements, user interface updates, new statistic views, and notification improvements. Most will agree that March and April seemed to last months, thanks to a global pandemic. We used these extra days to talk about marking posts as a solution, topic view summary, Zapier integration, forum view updates, post-installation onboarding, private staff notes, page builder widgets, theme designer improvements, a new default theme, language system updates and everything else we missed. We have also revamped the front end user interface to modernise the look and feel but also to introduce new CSS frameworks, variables and other time-saving features our design team have been eager to implement. On the subject of modernisation, we've deprecated some legacy functionality. We've given up trying to make anything look good with IE11 which last saw an update in 2013. We've also deprecated older caching engines like Memcache, APC and Wincache and recommend using Redis instead. The web hosting and domain management features of Commerce are also deprecated as is BBCode. BBCode has its roots in the earliest bulletin-board systems long before rich text editors were common use. It's 2020; we should no longer be asked to type in special codes in square brackets to format text. BBCode is still functional in Invision Community 4.5, but it is likely to be removed in a future version. Now that primary development has finished, we move onto the beta testing stage. This is where you get to try it out and evaluate the new features before scheduling your own upgrades. As always, we do recommend that you only test early betas on staging sites or simple test sites. Many a weekend has been ruined by over-enthusiastic upgrading of live sites; so we don't recommend that. You'll also notice that we're running Invision Community 4.5 on our own site. If you do spot an issue, please let us know in the bug tracker. I've been creating and releasing products for close to twenty years now, and I still get a real buzz out of hitting the release button. It's always a pleasure to see the result of hundreds of hours of coding, dozens of meetings and numerous passionate exchanges among the team. You can access the beta in your client area. We hope you enjoy Invision Community 4.5! Wyświetl pełną treść wpisu

This is the first beta release of Invision Community 4.5.0. Please note: While Invision Community 4.5.0 Beta 1 has limited technical support, we recommend testing an upgrade on a copy of your site. It is likely that any custom themes will need adjusting and any third party apps or plug-ins will need updating to be 4.5.0 compatible. The marketplace application is also not available in this beta. Wyświetl pełną treść wpisu

We are pleased to announce that Invision Community 4.5 is now available and packed with new features, enhancements, and even a new look! Major New Features / Enhancements - New Front-End Design - AdminCP Dark Mode - Site Statistics, Search Insights, and Club Statistics - Marketplace now built into the AdminCP - Mobile App for iOS and Android (Beta) - Zapier Integration for Invision Cloud Communities In addition to these new enhancements, there are countless other additions and improvements. Check out our product blog to see what we have been up to. Before Upgrading Before proceeding with your upgrade, please note that all third party resources are disabled during the upgrade process. We strongly recommend ensuring that all of your installed applications, plugins and themes have Invision Community 4.5 compatible updates available to allow continued use. Please see the full release notes for other important changes, feature removals and deprecations. Wyświetl pełną treść wpisu