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Resource Type: Hook/AdminCP App Version: 1.0.0 (10001) - Compatibility: IP.Board 3.0.x Author: Michael John (DevFuse) Description: Adds social bookmarking menu to your topic view. So your members can save topics with social bookmarking services. The list of bookmark services is customizable in the admin cp. Extra Screenshots: http://i36.tinypic.com/apbpsw.jpg http://i35.tinypic.com/9r3gpw.jpg Wyświetl pełny artykuł

File Name: (M30) Social Bookmarks v1.0.0 File Submitter: MichaelJohn File Submitted: 8 Nov 2009 File Category: IP.Board v3.0.x Mods Resource Type: Hook Version: 1.0.0 Resource Type: Hook/AdminCP App Version: 1.0.0 (10001) - Compatibility: IP.Board 3.0.x Author: Michael John (DevFuse) Description: Adds social bookmarking menu to your topic view. So your members can save topics with social bookmarking services. The list of bookmark services is customizable in the admin cp. Extra Screenshots: Click here to download this file Wyświetl pełny artykuł

File Name: (M30) Social Bookmarks v1.0.0 File Submitter: Michael File Submitted: 08 Nov 2009 File Category: IPB 3.0.x Mods Resource Type: Hook/AdminCP App Version: 1.0.0 (10001) - Compatibility: IP.Board 3.0.x Author: Michael John (DevFuse) Description: Adds social bookmarking menu to your topic view. So your members can save topics with social bookmarking services. The list of bookmark services is customizable in the admin cp. Extra Screenshots: http://i36.tinypic.com/apbpsw.jpg http://i35.tinypic.com/9r3gpw.jpg Click here to download this file Wyświetl pełny artykuł

File Name: (M30) Social Bookmarks v1.0.1 File Submitter: Michael File Submitted: 08 Nov 2009 File Updated: 13 Nov 2009 File Category: IPB 3.0.x Mods Resource Type: Hook/AdminCP App Version: 1.0.1 (10002) - Compatibility: IP.Board 3.0.x Author: Michael John (DevFuse) Description: Adds social bookmarking menu to your topic view. So your members can save topics with social bookmarking services. The list of bookmark services is customizable in the admin cp. November 13th 09 Update ( v1.0.1 ): Introduction of several new features and bug fixes. Extra Screenshots: http://i36.tinypic.com/apbpsw.jpg http://i35.tinypic.com/9r3gpw.jpg Click here to download this file Pobierz plik

Silver Night is a light and dark skin with a very unique header including smooth search and admin dropdown menus that works seamlessly. The overall look works for all types of forums and is skinned to meet and purpose. Price: $20.00 Version History: 1.0 Other Information: Skinned for IP .Blog, IP .Gallery, IP .Downloads, fully customizable, all needed fonts and PSDs are included. Wyświetl pełny artykuł

IPB-Bingo version: 1.00 compatibility: IPB Board v 3.04 (should work with all 3.0.x) Demo Instructions Installation: 1. Goto Admin Panel -> Look & Feel -> Import/Export -> Import -> import bingo.xml as skin set -> import images-bingo.xml as image set -> import replacements-bingo.xml as replacements That's it. You are done with installation. Footer Links: change footer links in the template named as "globalTemplate". -- Please do not change "Theme by Minerskinz" link in the right column of footer. Support & customization: http://www.minerskin...display.php?f=5 Wyświetl pełny artykuł

This mod will create a topic for every new member registered on your board. Copyright Note: This mod is an upgrade of mod D23-Auto-Topic Upon New Registration v1.0 for IP.Board 2.3.X, by Dean & Logan, from D-Scripting. This upgrade was authorized by Logan Logan. Wyświetl pełny artykuł

File Name: (SOS30) Auto-Topic Upon New Registration v1.0.0 File Submitter: SOSInvision File Submitted: 6 Nov 2009 File Category: IP.Board v3.0.x Mods Resource Type: Hook Version: 1.0.0 This mod will create a topic for every new member registered on your board. Copyright Note: This mod is an upgrade of mod D23-Auto-Topic Upon New Registration v1.0 for IP.Board 2.3.X, by Dean & Logan, from D-Scripting. This upgrade was authorized by Logan Logan. Click here to download this file Wyświetl pełny artykuł

This mod will create a topic for every new member registered on your board. Copyright Note: This mod is an upgrade of mod D23-Auto-Topic Upon New Registration v1.0 for IP.Board 2.3.X, by Dean & Logan, from D-Scripting. This upgrade was authorized by Logan Logan. Wyświetl pełny artykuł

Name: Purple Dawn Compatable: 3.0.x Colors: Varying shades of purple. If you have any questions or comments, please click the Discussion URL and I'll be more than glad to help. I hope you enjoy my first ever skin. Wyświetl pełny artykuł

http://www.skinbox.net/images/slider_underground.jpg We are glad to introduce Underground skin for IP.Board 3.0.x, a very much customized dark skin with nice grunge effects and gradients. As usual, this skin is compatible with all IPS modules & addons. It is fluid (that means you the width of the skin is changeable), comes with a custom team icon and 10 guest headers alternatives. The "guest header" (called "bigthing") is a nice colorful header for guests. Here are all the alternatives available in your "bigthing" folder when you purchase the skin: http://www.skinbox.net/forums/uploads/images/skinbox-1257443975-U1.jpg We hope you will enjoy this skin. If you want to purchase it, click here. Zobacz całą wiadomość

Skinbox presents Underground skin Name: Underground Compatible: 3.0.x Colours: Gray, black, blue Click here to buy this gorgeous IP.Board skin! Wyświetl pełny artykuł

Origins of IPS offering hosting services IPS has always considered itself a services company above and beyond a traditional software company. Through the years we have always found ways of providing offerings to our clients from phone and ticket support all the way to our new spam monitoring service and upcoming chat service that extend our software beyond a standalone application. Soon after IPS was founded we started offering hosting services. We wanted to bring a complete experience to our customers who were interested in both using our software and the advantages of a managed hosting environment that went along with it. The response was immediate and, to this day, IPS hosting provides these great managed hosting approaches to communities. Over the years IPS grew and we decided it was necessary to stop renting servers from third-party providers. Not only would this reduce our operating costs but, by owning our own hardware, would offer us great flexibility for our service offerings. In 2006 we began leasing space in a quality data center in Reston, VA outside Washington DC and started the process of purchasing, configuring, and installing all the various hardware required. From servers and switches through our core routers and load balancers. Growth brings us to today It is now late-2009 and three years after we started, our data center facilities now include: Fully redundant, multi-honed 10 Gigabit connections to providers such as Level 3, Global Crossing, Nlayer, Savvis, and Cogent. Cisco 6509 core router Cisco 3500 distribution switches Foundry networks load balancing and failover equipment Internal and external network separated for fast backups and restores In addition to these capabilities, the facility in which we locate our equipment also features everything one would expect from backup power to high security entry requirements. Here are a few actual pictures of our racks and servers: (For those of you interested: The RES.S#### means "RESton" - with the servers at our backup facility starting with a different prefix plus - "S" for server (routers, switches, KVMs, etc. marked differently) and the number is the ID of that hardware. For example, if you're hosted on "server40" here at IPS, that's actually RES.S1048.) Managing our own network connections, network hardware, and server hardware has allowed IPS to provide everything from shared hosting to high-traffic, load balanced solutions. We have experience hosting everything from fun, hobby sites all the way to highly visible communities owned by corporations with tens of thousands of online users. Today we provided managed hosting and services for everyone from national sports teams to world-famous music artists. In addition to community hosting, operating our own facility allows IPS to offer additional services to enhance our software. Services like our spam monitoring service and upcoming chat service were made possible for free or low-cost to our customers by leveraging the resources available to us in our own facility. Enhancing our software by using our software Above all else the most important advantage of our own hosting facility is constant, first-hand knowledge of our software's operations. Because we host our own software on the order of thousands of installations the performance of the software is paramount. Our hosting staff and development staff constantly work together to target areas of the software needing optimization. We do not resort to the simple approach of telling customers to "add more server power" if they are experiencing performance issues as we know, first hand, how much traffic a server should be capable of handling using IPS software and can advise our customers accordingly. We run our own company forums on a simple VPS setup without any fancy optimizations like Sphinx search, memcache, and other specialized server software. By keeping the setup simple we can emulate what a customer would have on the average hosting provider and learn how to optimize our software in a normal environment. We certainly could implement multi-server clusters for our own company sites but we think it's important to use our software as others do and learn from that experience. Over the years, our hosting facilities have allowed us to grow our offerings and learn how to create a software platform that can scale with that growth. We will continue to leverage our unique position to develop software and host it all in one, managed environment. Those clients who choose not to host their community with IPS can always be assured that our constant monitoring and learning process will benefit them as well through our continued software updates. Zobacz całą wiadomość

Origins of IPS offering hosting services IPS has always considered itself a services company above and beyond a traditional software company. Through the years we have always found ways of providing offerings to our clients from phone and ticket support all the way to our new spam monitoring service and upcoming chat service that extend our software beyond a standalone application. Soon after IPS was founded we started offering hosting services. We wanted to bring a complete experience to our customers who were interested in both using our software and the advantages of a managed hosting environment that went along with it. The response was immediate and, to this day, IPS hosting provides these great managed hosting approaches to communities. Over the years IPS grew and we decided it was necessary to stop renting servers from third-party providers. Not only would this reduce our operating costs but, by owning our own hardware, would offer us great flexibility for our service offerings. In 2006 we began leasing space in a quality data center in Reston, VA outside Washington DC and started the process of purchasing, configuring, and installing all the various hardware required. From servers and switches through our core routers and load balancers. Growth brings us to today It is now late-2009 and three years after we started, our data center facilities now include: Fully redundant, multi-honed 10 Gigabit connections to providers such as Level 3, Global Crossing, Nlayer, Savvis, and Cogent. Cisco 6509 core router Cisco 3500 distribution switches Foundry networks load balancing and failover equipment Internal and external network separated for fast backups and restores In addition to these capabilities, the facility in which we locate our equipment also features everything one would expect from backup power to high security entry requirements. Here are a few actual pictures of our racks and servers: (For those of you interested: The RES.S#### means "RESton" - with the servers at our backup facility starting with a different prefix plus - "S" for server (routers, switches, KVMs, etc. marked differently) and the number is the ID of that hardware. For example, if you're hosted on "server40" here at IPS, that's actually RES.S1048.) Managing our own network connections, network hardware, and server hardware has allowed IPS to provide everything from shared hosting to high-traffic, load balanced solutions. We have experience hosting everything from fun, hobby sites all the way to highly visible communities owned by corporations with tens of thousands of online users. Today we provided managed hosting and services for everyone from national sports teams to world-famous music artists. In addition to community hosting, operating our own facility allows IPS to offer additional services to enhance our software. Services like our spam monitoring service and upcoming chat service were made possible for free or low-cost to our customers by leveraging the resources available to us in our own facility. Enhancing our software by using our software Above all else the most important advantage of our own hosting facility is constant, first-hand knowledge of our software's operations. Because we host our own software on the order of thousands of installations the performance of the software is paramount. Our hosting staff and development staff constantly work together to target areas of the software needing optimization. We do not resort to the simple approach of telling customers to "add more server power" if they are experiencing performance issues as we know, first hand, how much traffic a server should be capable of handling using IPS software and can advise our customers accordingly. We run our own company forums on a simple VPS setup without any fancy optimizations like Sphinx search, memcache, and other specialized server software. By keeping the setup simple we can emulate what a customer would have on the average hosting provider and learn how to optimize our software in a normal environment. We certainly could implement multi-server clusters for our own company sites but we think it's important to use our software as others do and learn from that experience. Over the years, our hosting facilities have allowed us to grow our offerings and learn how to create a software platform that can scale with that growth. We will continue to leverage our unique position to develop software and host it all in one, managed environment. Those clients who choose not to host their community with IPS can always be assured that our constant monitoring and learning process will benefit them as well through our continued software updates. Zobacz cały wpis

Origins of IPS offering hosting services IPS has always considered itself a services company above and beyond a traditional software company. Through the years we have always found ways of providing offerings to our clients from phone and ticket support all the way to our new spam monitoring service and upcoming chat service that extend our software beyond a standalone application. Soon after IPS was founded we started offering hosting services. We wanted to bring a complete experience to our customers who were interested in both using our software and the advantages of a managed hosting environment that went along with it. The response was immediate and, to this day, IPS hosting provides these great managed hosting approaches to communities. Over the years IPS grew and we decided it was necessary to stop renting servers from third-party providers. Not only would this reduce our operating costs but, by owning our own hardware, would offer us great flexibility for our service offerings. In 2006 we began leasing space in a quality data center in Reston, VA outside Washington DC and started the process of purchasing, configuring, and installing all the various hardware required. From servers and switches through our core routers and load balancers. Growth brings us to today It is now late-2009 and three years after we started, our data center facilities now include: Fully redundant, multi-honed 10 Gigabit connections to providers such as Level 3, Global Crossing, Nlayer, Savvis, and Cogent. Cisco 6509 core router Cisco 3500 distribution switches Foundry networks load balancing and failover equipment Internal and external network separated for fast backups and restores In addition to these capabilities, the facility in which we locate our equipment also features everything one would expect from backup power to high security entry requirements. Here are a few actual pictures of our racks and servers: (For those of you interested: The RES.S#### means "RESton" - with the servers at our backup facility starting with a different prefix plus - "S" for server (routers, switches, KVMs, etc. marked differently) and the number is the ID of that hardware. For example, if you're hosted on "server40" here at IPS, that's actually RES.S1048.) Managing our own network connections, network hardware, and server hardware has allowed IPS to provide everything from shared hosting to high-traffic, load balanced solutions. We have experience hosting everything from fun, hobby sites all the way to highly visible communities owned by corporations with tens of thousands of online users. Today we provided managed hosting and services for everyone from national sports teams to world-famous music artists. In addition to community hosting, operating our own facility allows IPS to offer additional services to enhance our software. Services like our spam monitoring service and upcoming chat service were made possible for free or low-cost to our customers by leveraging the resources available to us in our own facility. Enhancing our software by using our software Above all else the most important advantage of our own hosting facility is constant, first-hand knowledge of our software's operations. Because we host our own software on the order of thousands of installations the performance of the software is paramount. Our hosting staff and development staff constantly work together to target areas of the software needing optimization. We do not resort to the simple approach of telling customers to "add more server power" if they are experiencing performance issues as we know, first hand, how much traffic a server should be capable of handling using IPS software and can advise our customers accordingly. We run our own company forums on a simple VPS setup without any fancy optimizations like Sphinx search, memcache, and other specialized server software. By keeping the setup simple we can emulate what a customer would have on the average hosting provider and learn how to optimize our software in a normal environment. We certainly could implement multi-server clusters for our own company sites but we think it's important to use our software as others do and learn from that experience. Over the years, our hosting facilities have allowed us to grow our offerings and learn how to create a software platform that can scale with that growth. We will continue to leverage our unique position to develop software and host it all in one, managed environment. Those clients who choose not to host their community with IPS can always be assured that our constant monitoring and learning process will benefit them as well through our continued software updates. Zobacz cały wpis

Origins of IPS offering hosting services IPS has always considered itself a services company above and beyond a traditional software company. Through the years we have always found ways of providing offerings to our clients from phone and ticket support all the way to our new spam monitoring service and upcoming chat service that extend our... Zobacz cały wpis

Those are the MSSQL drivers compatible for the release of IP.Tracker 1.3.1 located here Please bear in mind, these drivers are still beta so only those who feel comfortable with using beta software should proceed. Downloading and Installation - Upload as usual the file from the IP.Tracker package located here - Upload also the MSSQL drivers from the beta package - Run the installer as usual as specified in the topic here Found a bug? If you believe you have found a bug within IP.Tracker, please use the Tracker project set up for the community project located here! We hope you enjoy this release! Wyświetl pełny artykuł

IP. Shoutbox and IP. Tracker MSSQL Drivers Beta 1 We are releasing an initial beta of MSSQL drivers for our Community Projects IP. Shoutbox and IP. Tracker for those who need to use these drivers. Special thanks go to Tom_F who helped us with the initial development and testing of these so we could reach a stable beta stage. Please bear in mind, these drivers are still beta so only those who feel comfortable with using beta software should proceed. The discussion for IP.Shoutbox is here and the discussion for IP.Tracker is here. Zobacz całą wiadomość

Those are the MSSQL drivers compatible for the release of IP.Shoutbox 1.1.2 located here. Please bear in mind, these drivers are still beta so only those who feel comfortable with using beta software should proceed. Downloading and Installation - Upload as usual the file from the IP.Shoutbox package located here - Upload also the MSSQL drivers from the beta package - Run the installer as usual as specified in the topic here Found a bug? If you believe you have found a bug within IP.Shoutbox, please use the Tracker project set up for Shoutbox, located here! We hope you enjoy this release! Wyświetl pełny artykuł

Development for the next version of IP.Gallery is well underway and we're excited to tell you about some of the new features you can expect. Please keep in mind that this is only a sample of the new features and not a complete list. Friendly URLs Categories, Albums, and images are now integrated into the global IP.Board 3 FURL system. Category/Album Covers It is now possible to specify one of the images in a category or album to be the cover of that category or album. If a cover image is specified, it will always be displayed for that category or album, instead of the last image thumbnail. Sub Albums Albums now support unlimited sub albums, which work exactly like gallery sub categories. Profile Picture Album You can now create a new kind of album, a 'Profile Picture' Album. After this album has been created, any images that you upload to it will be displayed on the change picture page in your User CP, making them easy to select as your profile image. New Slideshow The slideshow has been completely redesigned, you can see the new style in the screenshot below: More to come We'll have a lot more to show you in the coming weeks, from new features to an improved interface, we hope that you will enjoy this new version! Zobacz cały wpis

Rozwój najnowszej wersji IP.Gallery posunął się znacząco do przodu, więc z radością pragniemy podzielić się z wami cechami, których możecie się spodziewać. Pamiętajcie, że jest to jedynie próbka nowych możliwości, a nie kompletna lista zmian. Przyjazne linki Kategorie, albumy oraz obrazki zostały zintegrowane z systemem przyjaznych linków użytym w IP.Board 3. Okładki kategorii/albumów Możliwym stanie się zdefiniowanie jednej grafiki, która będzie pełniła rolę okładki dla kategorii lub albumu. Jeśli grafika taka zostanie wybrana, będzie ona zawsze wyświetlana zamiast miniatury ostatnio dodanego zdjęcia. Pod-albumy Albumy otrzymają możliwość dodawania nieograniczonej ilości sub-albumów, które będą działały na tej samej zasadzie co sub-kategorie. Album zdjęć profilowych Będziesz mógł utworzyć nowy rodzaj albumów ze zdjęciami profilowymi. Po utworzeniu takiego zbioru, jakikolwiek obrazek wgrany do tego albumu będzie wyświetlany na stronie zmiany zdjęcia profilowego w Panelu Kontrolnym, ułatwiając jego zmianę. Nowy pokaz zdjęć Slideshow został kompletnie przebudowany. Poniżej możecie zobaczyć screen z nowego stylu: Więcej już wkrótce W przeciągu najbliższych tygodni zaprezentujemy o wiele więcej możliwości najnowszej wersji IP.Gallery - od nowych opcji do poprawionego interfejsu. Mamy nadzieję, że nie zawiedziemy waszych oczekiwań. Przeczytaj oryginalną wiadomość

Development for the next version of IP.Gallery is well underway and we're excited to tell you about some of the new features you can expect. Please keep in mind that this is only a sample of the new features and not a complete list. Friendly URLs Categories, Albums, and images are now integrated into the global IP.Board 3 FURL system. Category/Album Covers It is now possible to specify one of the images in a category or album to be the cover of that category or album. If a cover image is specified, it will always be displayed for that category or album, instead of the last image thumbnail. Sub Albums Albums now support unlimited sub albums, which work exactly like gallery sub categories. Profile Picture Album You can now create a new kind of album, a 'Profile Picture' Album. After this album has been created, any images that you upload to it will be displayed on the change picture page in your User CP, making them easy to select as your profile image. New Slideshow The slideshow has been completely redesigned, you can see the new style in the screenshot below: More to come We'll have a lot more to show you in the coming weeks, from new features to an improved interface, we hope that you will enjoy this new version! Zobacz cały wpis

Show birthday form on register page. User must select his birthday date. If not then he can't register on the board. Wyświetl pełny artykuł

File Name: (DP30) Birthday in Register Form File Submitter: DawPi File Submitted: 04 Nov 2009 File Category: IPB 3.0.x Mods Show birthday form on register page. User must select his birthday date. If not then he can't register on the board. Click here to download this file Wyświetl pełny artykuł

Show birthday form on register page. User must select his birthday date. If not then he can't register on the board. Wyświetl pełny artykuł