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This is the latest version of Invision Community 5.0.11 Beta 2 Key changes include: Various Editor improvements LaTeX support (Creator, Creator Pro, Team, Business, Enterprise) TipTap v3 Draggable quotes, code blocks and images New: Basic MailChimp integration. New: Auto-lock topics functionality. Pages: Ability to set default pages per member group. Visa hela release -
This is the latest version of Invision Community 5.0.11 Beta 2 Key changes include: Various Editor improvements LaTeX support (Creator, Creator Pro, Team, Business, Enterprise) TipTap v3 Draggable quotes, code blocks and images New: Basic MailChimp integration. New: Auto-lock topics functionality. Pages: Ability to set default pages per member group.
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This is the latest version of Invision Community 5.0.10. Key changes include: New: Quests ( Team, Business & Enterprise plans ) Advert management improvements PWA improvements Pages rollback feature Visa hela release
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This is the latest version of Invision Community 5.0.10. Key changes include: New: Quests ( Team, Business & Enterprise plans ) Advert management improvements PWA improvements Pages rollback feature
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I am sure I speak for many when I say how deeply disappointed we are in the decision to effectively kill the smaller communities who were content with their forums for over a decade. I understand that you've done the math but success should not come at the expense of suffering that you inflict on others. No matter the cost of enterprise and scalability, there are always ways to look after the little guy. I wish everyone the best and my heart goes out to all the people and their communities who won't recover from this decision. Perhaps we can help each other find a different path? Don't hesitate to reach out to me and know you're not alone. Länk till full forum post
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Are there any plans of integrating an option to pay annually (for a discount) or pay monthly options to Commerce? https://invisioncommunity.com/buy/ Invision team is aware of how useful this is and how it's taken over the web, but hasn't implemented the feature to Commerce yet. Länk till full forum post
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Hopefully, you will consider adding this feature to classic license. Länk till full forum post
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I've been an Invision customer since 2005. I just received the email about the new pricing model moving forward. The cheapest hosted plan is more than TRIPLE what I am currently paying (from $30 a month to $100 a month). How are smaller communities supposed to deal with cost increases this insane? Länk till full forum post
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I'm on a forum called Full Sized Broncos and they have a new feature called ForaFrank which is an AI helper. I had a lengthy chat with "him" on what he can do, which you can see starting here. And you can see what he says about himself in his signature on the screenshot, below. But that got me to thinking that having something like that on my Invision forum would be a big help. Here are my thoughts on how we could use it: Monitor posts to ensure they meet the guidelines and alerting the moderators if they don't. I try to read every post to make sure my members are playing by the guidelines, but that is a daunting task as the forum grows. Reminding folks in a day or so if they've been mentioned but they've not responded. I try to respond to everyone, but that is getting difficult given the growth of the forum. Answering technical questions. ForaFrank says that he has "read a colossal library of automotive information from all over the web, including technical manuals, enthusiast sites, and forums." I'm sure there would be lots of other uses, so have you thought about that? Would you, please? Länk till full forum post
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@Marc has asked me to post this: Admins have the ability to send "bulk mail", and members have the option of receiving "newsletters" - and apparently those are the same thing. If that is true then could we, please, make them one and the same? As a new admin I didn't know that they are the same and had to ask for help figuring out how my members could opt in on receiving bulk mail. And with my memory I will probably forget that soon. So could we please make them the same? Länk till full forum post
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Please can you improve spoiler functionality to the IC5 editor by adding an option for "Wrap in Spoiler" under the Create dropdown, similar to Wrap in Quote: The current process is fiddly and requires several time consuming steps to produce a Spoiler box for the end user who must learn the process, or require the site Admin to add Javascript to each installed Theme. The end user should ideally be able to simply highlight the chosen text and hit the Wrap in Spoiler option, under the Create dropdown. Thank you for your consideration. Länk till full forum post
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I think it would be a great idea if the Invision Community team implemented a feature request voting system. This could be a dedicated module or page where all suggested features and changes are listed, and customers can vote on the ones they find most important. If you truly want the platform to grow in line with the needs of your customers, this would make a huge difference. It would give both the community and the IC team clear, transparent insight into which ideas have the most interest and support. Right now, we have no idea what direction the platform will take, what features are planned, or how priorities are decided. Each release is more of a surprise than a collaborative roadmap. For example, Microsoft has a dedicated feedback site where users can submit requests and vote on them. This allows the company to clearly see what customers value most and customers can see the status of their suggestions (planned, in progress, declined, etc.). At the moment, the Feedback forum feels more like a suggestion box you post your idea, and then it disappears into the void. There’s no clarity on whether it has been reviewed, rejected, or scheduled for development. That’s why we often see members following up in old suggestion threads asking if there’s any news. A voting system would make the whole process more transparent and ensure the platform evolves in ways that align with what the community really wants. Länk till full forum post
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I am not certain why (perhaps the name of the fields ) this will simply not work with 1Password. Länk till full forum post
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Invision Community v4.7.22 page edit tools looked like this: Invision Community v5.0.9 page edit tools look like this: How do we code live links? Thanks Länk till full forum post
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I have successfully upgraded to V5 without any issues, but I think there are some points left to polish the new version: Theme setting "User content font-size (%)" not respected in editorI'm using the default 110% font-size for user content, but the font in the editor always uses 100%. I received complaints from my clients that the font in the editor differs from the font in the final post. In mobile view, links to read/unread topics have similar font weightsUsing the table style for the forum index, links to read topics can not be distinguish from topics with unread posts. I think the CSS setting .ipsData--category .ipsData__last-primary for @container (max-width:750px) is wrong and should be removed. Account page ("Signatures") uses an incorrect layout Useless "Edit Profile" linkI have disabled the birthday setting in the user profiles, still there is a button "Edit Profile" in the user menu which opens an empty page with "There are no profile customizations available right now." I think it is better to hide this link if there are no settings to modify. Topic preview is missing linksWhen previewing topics, there is no way to visit either the first or latest post: I hope some of these points can be fixed in one of the next versions. I really appreciate your work on the new V5! Länk till full forum post
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I don't see any way to remove the code block option either completely or restricted within editor permissions. Selecting never for "can use headings" still leaves the code block option available after the Paragraph option regardless of editor level. Same for selecting never for "can use content boxes". Consequently changing the available editor in Member groups is not an effective option . This seems odd since, at least on my site, many if not most regular Members will be confused with it. Any way to disable it? What is the intended use case for non tech Members? Länk till full forum post
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Just wanted to check the expected behaviour here - I had a number of past featured events still showing in the featured events carousel. Should this be the case, or should they automatically hide beyond the event's ending date (which is the behaviour I assumed would be correct)? Länk till full forum post
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You've no doubt heard of the term' engagement' many times when designing and managing your community, but what does it mean? Every community is different, but they all share the three main types of engagement. 🚀 Active engagement is centred around creating, including posting, replying, voting, and reacting. 📖 Passive engagement is based around consuming, such as reading, logging in and following content areas that interest them. 🤝 Relational engagement is based around networking, such as following members, private messaging and joining clubs. Every community is unique, so it's essential to start by defining what meaningful engagement means to your community. If you're a support community, then key metrics would be the time taken to answer topics and the percentage that are marked as solved. Brand communities would want to track metrics such as author diversity, positive reactions and feedback interactions. Educational communities would focus on monitoring the quality of replies and the percentage of courses completed. Let's examine some broad strategies you can adapt to suit your community. Community designWhat can people see before they are logged in? Can they see some teaser content and that the site is active and full of life, or do they see empty blocks and 'Please sign in' messages? Ensure your community is set up to provide sufficient content for guest visitors to encourage them to read more. Ensure your home page shows signs of life. Our Page Editor enables you to drag and drop blocks on the home page to display member leaderboards, trending content, and more. Signs of life are key to encouraging membership. Engagement can't happen if those visiting can't see what your community's purpose is and how it can solve their problem. Be transparent and open-endedFinding the balance with moderation is key to a healthy community. Members should feel safe speaking up. Allow debate, moderate fairly but robustly, and avoid rules that focus on penalties. When people understand that their voice matters, they are more likely to show up. Setting healthy boundaries and making them known helps keep bad actors away and the community positive. Interact personally and make it easy to respond. Ending a post or blog with a question or clear call to action works just like it does on YouTube—ask for thoughts, feedback, or shared experiences. The easier it is to jump in, the more likely people will. Lead conversations with tools like Live Topics to host real-time chats and Q&As. These turn into permanent discussion threads and help build momentum through live interaction. Making it easier to contribute to your community can help engage those reluctant to start their own conversations. Creating group topics can help. Some examples of that may be: Weekly themed threads (e.g., "Showcase Sunday") AMAs with staff or key members Quick polls to prompt votes or discussion Questions-and-chat.mp4.b6a143e2047671456d5009d0a86d0697.mp4 Reward and recognize contributorsPeople stay engaged when their efforts are seen. Use built-in tools like: Reputation points Automated achievements with badges and ranks Personal recognition to award custom badges and points Automatic group promotions that unlock perks when milestones are hit Community Experts feature highlights members who consistently help others, making it easy to surface trusted voices and reward helpful behavior. You can also use the Featured Content option to showcase standout posts, questions, or stories from anywhere in the community. It's a great way to recognize quality content and share it with the entire community. Reward.mp4 Try it for yourselfWhen people feel welcomed, heard, and appreciated, they engage more. Keep it simple. Guide first actions, make it easy to respond, recognize outstanding contributions, and repeat what works. That's how communities grow. Spend five minutes a day to welcome someone new, highlight a great post, or start a conversation. The more you show up, the more your community will too.Gå till full artikel
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You've no doubt heard of the term' engagement' many times when designing and managing your community, but what does it mean? Every community is different, but they all share the three main types of engagement. 🚀 Active engagement is centred around creating, including posting, replying, voting, and reacting. 📖 Passive engagement is based around consuming, such as reading, logging in and following content areas that interest them. 🤝 Relational engagement is based around networking, such as following members, private messaging and joining clubs. Every community is unique, so it's essential to start by defining what meaningful engagement means to your community. If you're a support community, then key metrics would be the time taken to answer topics and the percentage that are marked as solved. Brand communities would want to track metrics such as author diversity, positive reactions and feedback interactions. Educational communities would focus on monitoring the quality of replies and the percentage of courses completed. Let's examine some broad strategies you can adapt to suit your community. Community designWhat can people see before they are logged in? Can they see some teaser content and that the site is active and full of life, or do they see empty blocks and 'Please sign in' messages? Ensure your community is set up to provide sufficient content for guest visitors to encourage them to read more. Ensure your home page shows signs of life. Our Page Editor enables you to drag and drop blocks on the home page to display member leaderboards, trending content, and more. Signs of life are key to encouraging membership. Engagement can't happen if those visiting can't see what your community's purpose is and how it can solve their problem. Be transparent and open-endedFinding the balance with moderation is key to a healthy community. Members should feel safe speaking up. Allow debate, moderate fairly but robustly, and avoid rules that focus on penalties. When people understand that their voice matters, they are more likely to show up. Setting healthy boundaries and making them known helps keep bad actors away and the community positive. Interact personally and make it easy to respond. Ending a post or blog with a question or clear call to action works just like it does on YouTube—ask for thoughts, feedback, or shared experiences. The easier it is to jump in, the more likely people will. Lead conversations with tools like Live Topics to host real-time chats and Q&As. These turn into permanent discussion threads and help build momentum through live interaction. Making it easier to contribute to your community can help engage those reluctant to start their own conversations. Creating group topics can help. Some examples of that may be: Weekly themed threads (e.g., "Showcase Sunday") AMAs with staff or key members Quick polls to prompt votes or discussion Questions-and-chat.mp4.b6a143e2047671456d5009d0a86d0697.mp4 Reward and recognize contributorsPeople stay engaged when their efforts are seen. Use built-in tools like: Reputation points Automated achievements with badges and ranks Personal recognition to award custom badges and points Automatic group promotions that unlock perks when milestones are hit Community Experts feature highlights members who consistently help others, making it easy to surface trusted voices and reward helpful behavior. You can also use the Featured Content option to showcase standout posts, questions, or stories from anywhere in the community. It's a great way to recognize quality content and share it with the entire community. Reward.mp4 Try it for yourselfWhen people feel welcomed, heard, and appreciated, they engage more. Keep it simple. Guide first actions, make it easy to respond, recognize outstanding contributions, and repeat what works. That's how communities grow. Spend five minutes a day to welcome someone new, highlight a great post, or start a conversation. The more you show up, the more your community will too.Visa hela artikeln
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Hi all, Now that we have the ability to sell advertisements through emails, it makes sense to adopt a pay-per-click model rather than a fixed price. This gives buyers more flexibility and control, allowing them to determine how much they're willing to spend based on actual engagement rather than a flat fee. It’s a more performance-based approach, and likely to attract more advertisers looking for measurable ROI. If this would be implemented, then it would make sense for any other advertising as well. Länk till full forum post
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Hello, I wanted to share some feedback regarding the WYSIWYG editor. When you click to add a link using the top toolbar and continue typing, the only ways to exit the link input mode are by pressing the "Enter" key or the "Right Arrow" key on your keyboard. Otherwise, you're stuck typing inside the link, and it's not possible to escape it. It would be more convenient if you could exit the link input mode by pressing the "Space" key twice, or by pressing "Enter" while staying on the same line where you were typing. Länk till full forum post
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As you're removing username login, users are expected to now use their email but many existing members have ancient email addresses that they no longer use. Yes I know the email is verified when registering but that doesn't account for existing members who verified their email 5,6 10+ years ago. Länk till full forum post
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It's the first time really getting in depth with the Rules system, and I absolutely love it. But sometimes, the current rule system feels a bit limited in terms of what we can automate. For example, I'd love to award a $15 gift card when someone completes a specific quest. Right now, that kind of reward needs to be handled manually. It's not a huge issue, but it would be helpful if we could set up rules like: When => Member completes "Quest" Then => For the user who completed the Quest: Award Badge Award $15 Gift Card There are a few other quests where I ran into similar limitations with the "New Achievement Rule," but I can't recall the exact scenarios off the top of my head - they'll probably come back to me later. (The age is catching up on me...) So basically, what I'm hoping for is more flexibility with the "When" and "Then" options on the rules page. I'm not sure how complex that is to implement, but if anyone can pull it off, it's Invision! 😄 Länk till full forum post
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One thing I'm not wild about is having the active quests widget at the top of the forum. I get why it's there - otherwise people might forget about it -but it would be much better if the widget were customizable. Being able to move it to the sidebar, for example, would be a nice option. Thanks! Länk till full forum post
