[IPS Blog] IP.Board 3.3 Dev Update: Miscellaneous Enhancements

[NewsBot]

With every release of our products, we like to spend some time identifying areas which can be improved slightly, and small feature suggestions we can use. 3.3 is no exception, and I wanted to write a quick blog entry to highlight just some of the smaller enhancements we've made to 3.3 to make the product more powerful and easy to use.

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[Pavulon]

Login autosave

In 3.2, we introduced a login popup box when you click "Sign In" to make logging in faster. Previously, the content for this popup was loaded by AJAX which meant some browsers would not automatically fill in your username and password like they normally would.

In 3.3, we've changed the way this is loaded so that this is no longer the case. It still works exactly as it did before, except browsers will now be able to autofill your login details.

Od kilku miesięcy(Nov 02 2011) był dostępny mój hook od tego

Emoticons in sigatures

Emoticons (smilies) are now supported in signatures.

Serio, to pewnie kilka tygodni ciężkiej pracy wymagało...

Log in as member

Sometimes it is useful to log into your community as a member if they're experiencing issues, or to check you have set permissions up correctly.

Previously, you would have to change the user's password and then log in as them normally in order to do this.

In 3.3, we've added a button to the "edit member" page in the Admin CP which will log you straight into the community as that user, without you needing to know their password.

This is of course protected by Admin CP Restrictions, so you can choose which of your administrators have access to this function.

Podobnie jak wcześniej - od dawna dostępny było mod do tego(tyle że płatny).

Tasks as cron

IP.Board features a powerful task manager which is used to run certain tasks throughout the day to perform cleanup, send emails, etc. The task manager has always supported running tasks using cron for sites which would prefer to do so or perhaps do not receive enough activity for tasks to be triggered by users.

Previously, each task had to have its own cron job set up. In 3.3 however, you can create a single cron which will execute any tasks that need to be ran.

Yhm, no super. Aktualnie można zrobić to dzięki:

wget -O /dev/null -o /dev/null "http://adres pl/index.php?app=core&module=task"

A więcej pisać mi się nawet nie chce. Zawiodłem się na tym wpisie.

[DawPi]

Dokładnie.. Niedawno go przeczytałem.. To raczej taka kosmetyka, a nie prawdziwe zmiany..

[Adam22]

Każde zmiany są potrzebne. Raz mniejsze raz większe