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Hello, En une fois je ne pense pas que tu pourras Par contre sur tu sais exactement quels endroits tu souhaites modifier, sache que tu peux le faire relativement facilement en surchargeant les bonnes classes css dans le fichier custom.css si tu es à l'aise Pour info la taille de police dans les messages est dans la classe css .ipsType_normal La description dans les forums dans .ipsType_richText Concernant le premier point, changer la disposition est certainement compliqué, mais par contre tu peux peut-être ajouter des espacement en css également
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Bonjour, à ok savais pas bon courage alors ^^
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Bonjour. J'ai ces problèmes d'ergonomie mobile. C'est surtout pour "Éléments cliquables trop rapprochés" dont je me demande comment mieux les disposer, vu que c'est probablement codé ainsi. Aussi, comment augmenter toute la taille du texte en une fois ? Il s'agit probablement des textes de descriptions de Forums et des messages écrits. Merci.
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Hello, il y a bien certaines chaînes qui ont bougé sur l'affichage des dates et certaines inversions de termes dans des phrases Voir par exemple ce sujet ou ce bug Sinon il reste encore des petites choses à finaliser sur la traduction, mais elle est bien avancée
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Bonjour, Elle et en cours de traduction patience 🤩 je doute que je te cite " certaines dates affichées ne s'affichent pas sur mon forum" cela soit du à la Traduction à confirmé @Youp3 @cybero
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Bonjour, auriez-vous des nouvelles d'une traduction française compatible avec 4.4.x ? J'ai remarqué que certaines dates affichées ne s'affichent pas sur mon forum lors de l'utilisation des traductions 4.3. Merci.
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C'est ce à quoi j'avais pensé en fonction du quelques
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4.4 Bug & problème support
brazoka replied to Zorro_X's topic in Applications tierces / Crochets tiers
Bonjour, @Zorro_X Aucune idée, mais j'ai rarement vue IPS ce planter surtout si tu es le seul à les avoir contacter pour ce soucie. Quand j'ai eu besoin de leur aide au niveaux du support il ce sont jamais planté, Dans un premier temps je désactiverais le module "automation Rules" et de voire si le bug ce représente . édite, Tu pourrais aussi monté ou utiliser un forum TEST , mettre le module "automation Rules" faire quelque inscription faire quelque MP's et voir si le bug ce représente . -
Bonsoir à tous, Nous rencontrons actuellement un problème très difficile à résoudre. Depuis la dernière mise à jour (V4.4.2) du forum, à peine 10 jours après nous avons eu un bug un peu étrange : un "vieux" MP (datant d'il y a environ 2 mois) s'est retrouvé, sans raison et sans aucune action d'aucun de ses participants, diffusé à 85 personnes d'une manière complètement aléatoire... J'ai du passer par un update directement dans la BDD pour supprimer le message de cette diffusion intempestive. Je précise qu'aucun des participants n'avait le droit d'ajouter plus de 4 personnes à une conversation... Donc ca ne peut pas non plus être le résultat d'une "fausse manip" d'un d'entre eux. J'ai bien entendu contacté le support Invision, qui m'ont rétorqué que le problème devait certainement venir de notre module "automation Rules", qui selon eux serait connu pour ce genre de comportements aléatoires & imprévisibles (!!??). J'ai par conséquent contacté le support des "Automation Rules" qui de leur côté m'ont dit qu'il était impossible d'avoir un tel comportement, aussi bien basé sur les règles que j'avais défini que sur les limitations mêmes de l'appli... En gros, tout le monde se renvoie la balle... Il y a quelques jours le bug s'est malheureusement reproduit, (environ 10 jours après la première occurrence) cette fois un "très vieux message privé" (datant d'il y a plus de 2 ans) s'est retrouvé diffusé à une 100e de personnes choisies au hasard dans le forum... Re-contact avec les deux supports : re-renvoi de la balle dans l'autre camp... Chacun dit que son soft ne peut pas faire ça donc c'est la faute de l'autre (!!!) Le bug quant à lui est bien réel et demeure non-résolu... Ma question est plutôt simple : lorsque vous rencontrez un souci comme ça, vous faites comment pour tenter de le résoudre ? Parce que là nous commençons à nous demander s'il ne vaudrait pas mieux stopper complètement la messagerie privée (désactiver l'app) histoire d'éviter des diffusions malencontreuses d'échanges d'ordre privé et/ou personnel... Merci d'avance pour vos retours, Z
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il y en avait une bonne 30e... J'ai tout défait en faisant un copier-coller avec l'historique, certains bouts sont passés moins bien que d'autres, notamment lorsque ca contenait des citations... Le problème est donc résolu de mon point de vue, mais il y avait peut-être plus simple... Eventuellement une modif directe dans la BDD par exemple... (je n'ai pas investigué de ce côté là)
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Hello, je ne crois pas avoir jamais vu une telle fonctionnalité Il y en a beaucoup des quelques ?
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4.4 Connexion impossible (problème de thème)
cybero replied to Soundamental's question in Thèmes / Skins
Effectivement les thèmes "perso" ne sont pas compatibles lors des montées de version (même un thème "enfant") Afin d'aider à mettre à jour, IPS fourni un comparateur afin les différences entre 2 versions Si jamais cela peut t'aider... https://invisioncommunity.com/index.php?app=core&module=system&controller=plugins&do=diff Bon courage -
Invision Community is used by some of the world's biggest game brands, proudly enabling gamers to connect with the creators of their favourite titles. These sites attract millions of visitors between them and thousands of posts are added daily because of their high profile. But what if you're just starting out, how do you convert casual visitors to members, and what's the best way to set up your community? I got talking to new customer Darrell, interestingly named Mr. Fierce God on our community. While you may expect that this portrays a fire and brimstone hothead, you'd be wrong as Darrell is one of the nicest people you'll meet. Darrell runs the Fierce Gaming Network and I was impressed by the way he's set up his site and wanted to share my thoughts on what he's done well. The first thing I noticed is that the forum index is not the home page for the site. For a gaming community that wants to focus on more than just user conversations, this is a good move. Let's break it down. A. The home page has multiple points of entry, and the sidebar menu unobtrusively offers short-cuts to various parts of the community. B. We have a large call to action to either login or register. This box also explains the benefits of registration clearly and enforces that registration is a very quick process. One optimisation that may be worth looking at here is to add the "Sign in with Facebook / Microsoft" buttons on the box to persuade even more to register right away. C. Fierce Gaming Network also makes great use of Clubs to segment their audience to specific software titles. Re-using instantly recognisable artwork as the club cover image will entice fans of those games to visit. Scrolling down a little shows the "Member of the month". As humans, we are drawn to faces instantly, and this humanises the site and "unmasks" some of the popular members, making the site less intimidating. Moving down a little more we see the "Our Picks" section which highlights the best content from the community. Our Picks is a great way to get visitors to engage with your content. Good use of cover images draws attention and makes it clear the kind of content you're going to read. Darrell makes great use of several lnvision Community apps to build the site, and has set it up well. New users get to the site see handpicked content, fellow members and the benefits of joining all in one place. It's a great start and I look forward to seeing Darrell's site succeed. Are you using Invision Community to build custom homepages for your community? Share them in the comments below. Lire l’article complet
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I noticed something new in the chiller cabinet at the petrol station after filling yesterday. Bottles of Grape Fanta sitting alongside the more mundane and pedestrian drinks such as Coke Zero and Pepsi Max. I grabbed two bottles. After draining one in record time, I googled around to see where I could get more of this delicious nectar, and it discovered that it's a new flavour being launched in the UK. The really interesting thing was that Coca Cola used data stored in the self service machines that offer different flavours (such as those at cinemas) to determine which new flavours to bring to the market. Grape was the second most popular flavour after regular orange, so the company knew they had a market ready for premixed bottles. In a world where we fear what Big Tech does with our data, it's easy to forget that data has a valid use in your business. It's why we make it clear that with Invision Community, you own your data. We just look after it for you. This gives you the freedom to discover new trends within your business and use them to drive sales. Lire l’article complet
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4.4 Connexion impossible (problème de thème)
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What lessons can you learn from a discount fashion retailer?
RSS Bot posted a topic in En direct du blog d'IPS
Two headlines caught my eye today as they appeared side by side in my newsfeed. On first glance, they seemed contradictory. The first was that the UK lost nearly 2,500 shops and stores last year and the second is that discount fashion retailer Primark has just invested £70m in a new store in Birmingham. This new store covers 161,000 sq ft over five floors and features a Disney-themed cafe, a beauty studio, a gents hairdresser and a Harry Potter themed section. If the UK is closed thousands of stores, and a recent department store has just fallen into administration why would a brand invest £70m in a new store? The answer is that they are not building a store, they are building an experience. It's clearly not enough to just stack products and open the doors anymore. You have to offer more to entice people in through the doors. This is why Toys R Us failed in the end. I maintain that if they had reduced shelf space and installed soft play, cafes and product demonstration areas, they would have had a chance at turning around their failing business. Primark has learned from other's mistakes. With themed "shops in shops" and child-friendly cafes, they are offering more than discount clothes. It is exactly the same as your community. Offering a space to facilitate conversation is often not enough unless you dominate your niche. Are you known for well thought out reviews? Perhaps you write valuable articles that get people to your site. Or you might be focusing on building an audience with a photo competition as Helen from The Dogly Mail has. What are you doing to encourage more people through your doors? Lire l’article complet -
Master your community's lifecycle to increase your growth
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“Every success story is a tale of constant adaption, revision and change.” – Richard Branson, billionaire and founder of Virgin Group. We all seek success with our Invision Communities. For too many of our communities, however, we yearn for success but we don’t plot the correct navigation to get there. We haphazardly pursue our strategies, trying new ideas and hoping one will stick. It’s time to take a step back and assess your goals in context to your growth. It’s important to understand the stages of the community lifecycle, and to strategically match your goals with your growth sequence. Alicia Iriberri and Gondy Leroy of Claremont Graduate University surveyed over 1000 publications across multiple disciplines including computer science, information systems, sociology, and management in their seminal 2009 research paper “A Life-Cycle Perspective on Online Community Success.” Their research forms the foundation for most modern community management, and in their paper they write, “The impact each design component has on the success of the online community shifts depending on which life-cycle stage the online community is experiencing.” The right strategy at the right time will maximize the impact. Every community goes through a community lifecycle of four stages: Inception, Growth, Maturity, and Mitosis. Setting the wrong objective can not only fail, it can even backfire and destroy goodwill. Here are classic examples of good strategies that go wrong because of poor sequencing: A new community with no activity that builds dozens of new boards A growth community not fostering a unique sense of community A mature community not establishing strong codes of conduct Architecting a community is very different for the first ten users versus the next thousand users. New priorities come into play, community concerns will shift and strategies need tochange. As a community manager, ensure the strategy is appropriate and reflects your community lifecycle to ensure maximum impact. Let’s take a look at proper goal settings for each stage of the community lifecycle. Inception Inception is the start of your community. You’re bursting with energy, enthusiasm, and big ideas. While your Invision Community is full of potential, your goal is to turn your vision into reality: Members: Focus on nurturing a core team of members. Your goal is to get 10 – 12 superusers to consistently engage and support the community vision. Promotion: Your community won’t contain enough content to attract visitors through search engines, so you’ll have to rely on personal referrals, word-of-mouth, and direct acquaintances. Content: Focus on building expertise on core content areas that will make you stand out. You want to be the best in one subject. You’ll need to generate much of the content programming yourself, which should focus on functional value. Organization: Establish organizational parameters for the community, define the vision with stakeholders, write your Terms of Use, and validate the community concept. Community: The community is heavily centered around the community founder at this stage, so set the right tone and lead through example. Growth Growth is where the magic of community happens, balanced against the development of more explicit and formal conduct. Members: Shift your focus from nurturing individual users to creating a workflow that can systematically welcome new members. Promotion: You should be proactive with your self-promotional activities to build community awareness such as email marketing, social media, or mailing lists. Content: Content will now be a mix between self-generated and co-created. You want to highlight community content by others to encourage community expertise. When you create content yourself, you want to start including emotionally-driven questions that connect users. Organization: Measure specific metrics for organization goals, highlight community health and successes, secure funding for ongoing budget and team. Community: A unique sense of community is cultivated at this time with shared experiences and language between members. Members feel excited to be a part of your community’s growth. Maturity Maturity is when your Invision Community becomes critically acclaimed and well-known in the field. Even though your community looks to be run smoothly, there are still areas to address so your community doesn’t stagnate: Members: There should be a clearly defined process and welcome guide for onboarding new members, an established pipeline that constantly brings on new superusers, and a rewards program that recognizes members for different types of member journeys. Promotion: Your site is well-known, so the search engine traffic and content within your community is enough to bring in new users. You can optimize your SEO at this point. Content: Almost all content is user-created at this point, which means your focus needs to shift to content recognition, organization, and moderation. Highlight the best community content; categorize and properly tag new content so the community stays organized; and scale your moderation to handle the size of your community. Organization: The community is a key part of your organization’s larger success and supports multiple areas of the business. Be a strong internal advocate for the community and align your community with your organization’s new profit areas. Community: Superusers not only have the privilege of creating their own content for the community, but they’ve stepped up as mentors and moderators. Your community has a strong culture that’s reinforced by members. Mitosis Mitosis is the stage when your Invision Community grows beyond its original mission, potentially splitting off into new subgroups. Many communities stagnate at this point with falling engagement and plateauing registration, but you’re catching onto the next big trend in your industry to grow into. Members: New member registrations flatlines because you’re tracking with the industry. Your goal is to continue to delight members with new forms of omnichannel engagement like regional meetups, video conferencing, and headline conferences. Promotion: Your community self-generates organic traffic. Your promotion should shift from trying to advertise for yourself to exerting influence with industry partners as a trusted leader in the field. Content: Members can find the most comprehensive set of resource documents and discussion on your community. Your goal is to distill the knowledge into the best tips and guides for newcomers to obtain the most accurate information as quickly as possible. You should also archive areas that no longer receive activity while finding growth topics in your field. Organization: The community is a critical part of all business operations and integrates into all relevant workflows. You should build custom metrics to measure results, help determine new investment decisions, and streamline business efficiencies at the organizational level that benefit the community. Community: Your community becomes an incubator of new sections in a controlled manner for potential spin-off. Superusers control and moderate their own areas of the site like Clubs or Blogs. Online communities evolve through distinct stages of the community lifecycle. At each stage, the needs and activities of members require different tools, features, and community management. Certain strategies are more impactful when they coincide with the right sequence. Invision Community makes it easy to get started with a technology platform packed with features that every community manager can start using right away. But how you get to the first ten users, to the first thousand posts, or even to one billion likes will be a journey that’s truly your own. Share your success story of Invision Community in the comments below. Did you make any rookie mistakes that you wish you knew beforehand? What are some strategies that you’re pursuing right now, and why do you think it’s an impactful decision for this stage of your community’s lifecycle? We’d love to hear your journey along the community lifecycle. Lire l’article complet -
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4.4 Connexion impossible (problème de thème)
Soundamental replied to Soundamental's question in Thèmes / Skins
Merci @Youp3 et @brazoka, je vais essayer de me débrouiller avec ça. -
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(GS) Server List - Traduction Française
Destructor replied to Destructor's topic in Applications tierces / Crochets tiers
Mise à jour de la traduction vers la nouvelle version. Si vous constatez des erreurs je reste a votre disposition pour les corrigés. -
In a move that surprised many, British cosmetics firm Lush has chosen to quit social media. With a combined following across Instagram, Facebook and Twitter, Lush has a combined audience of over 1.2 million followers. Lush are being a little cryptic about its reasons but cite having to pay for visibility and getting tired of trying to produce content so just that algorithms will rank it highly. "Increasingly, social media is making it harder and harder for us to talk to each other directly. We are tired of fighting with algorithms, and we do not want to pay to appear in your newsfeed. So we’ve decided it’s time to bid farewell to some of our social channels and open up the conversation between you and us instead." It feels like sacrilege for a brand to come off social media, but I'm not surprised. Social media is about broadcasting more than it is about meaningful conversation. And now, even with a huge following, broadcasting doesn't get the same reach it did a few years ago with platforms pushing paid options more and more. Lush also targets a very young demographic that simply aren't using social media anymore. The firm said it was "cutting out the middleman between ourselves and the Lush community". It remains unclear which direction Lush is going to take to facilitate conversations, but using an independent community platform like Invision Community should be considered. It cuts out any algorithm biased, money hungry platform. It opens up the conversation between the brand and its customers in a meaningful way, and the brand is completely in control of their data and what their customers see. At Invision Community, we're seeing more and more brands looking for a solution outside of social media. Perhaps this will accelerate the trend. Lire l’article complet
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4.4 Connexion impossible (problème de thème)
brazoka replied to Soundamental's question in Thèmes / Skins
Bonjour, Les thème 4.3 ne SONT pas compatible 4.4 je pense que ton soucie viens de la -
Bonjour, Bon je viens aux nouvelles, j'ai procédé d'une autre manière afin de faire ce que je voulais exactement. Sinon en fait la technique de youp, c'est bien ce que je faisais, mais j'étais obligé de laisser un visuel aux modérateur, sinon, tout était caché pour eux. Merci à tous pour votre aide, merci beaucoup
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Bonjour, Merci de t'en inquiéter. Il tournait sous une vieille version de Firefox sous linux. Ca n'a jamais marché après toutes les tentatives de vider le cache ou autre. Il n'a jamais souhaité mettre à jour ni son Firefox ni son linux (?) Avec la mise à jour IPS 4.4.X il avait tout de même un meilleur affichage mais il ne pouvait rien saisir dans l'éditeur, sans doute une incompatibilité javascript. Il a fini par changer de PC, maintenant tout marche correctement pour lui.
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4.4 Connexion impossible (problème de thème)
Youp3 replied to Soundamental's question in Thèmes / Skins
Bonjour, je n’ai pas de thème IPB sur notre communauté de traduction. Uniquement le Default -> Thème créé par : Invision Power Services, Inc. Sinon pour pouvoir comparer ton thème à celui par défaut pour le faire évoluer, il faut le faire sur un forum en mode développeur.
