Invision Power recently announced that they’re adding native Gravatar support with the 3.0 release of their forum software, IP.Board. You can read the announcement here. That’s awesome news, and I think it’ll be a real win for all the forum posters out there. For those of you IP.Board admins out there who don’t want to wait for 3.0 Vadim recently submitted an add-on for the current version available here.
Ip.Board 3.0 Adds Gravatar Support
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This Sound great !! IPB has big share in forum script market. this is good step toward web world.
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Wow this is some good news mate 😀
I love IP Board 😀
[…] Ip.Board 3.0 Adds Gravatar Support Invision Power recently announced that they’re adding native Gravatar support with the 3.0 release of their forum […] […]
Woo! Thanks for posting this. I was the one who suggested to IPS that they add support, and imagine my surprise when they agreed! You can see it in action on their public alpha preview of version 3.0: http://ipb3preview.ipslink.com
hmm that’s great news :}
very nice … you would think more people would join with gravatar to standardized
wow thats great!!
I’m surprised more forum softwares aren’t implementing gravatars already. I implemented them in an SMF forum a while back (click my name above to see) and they’ve been great. Gravatars are far more suitable for forums where users are unlikely to post on a regular basis. My own forum is a basic support forum, users often only leave one or two posts and it isn’t really worth their effort to add an avatar.
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I will sign up for Gravatar as soon it support OpenID. Any timeline for that?
Anyone want to write a module for phpBB v3?? Pretty please! 🙂
Anyone want to write a module for phpBB v3?? Pretty please!
ravatars are far more suitable for forums where users are unlikely to post on a regular basis. My own forum is a basic support forum, users often only leave one or two posts and it isn’t really worth their effort to add an avatar.