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WoltLab Suite Core Der Login-Button für Facebook erfüllte die Richtlinien zur Verwendung der Marke nicht, Vereinheitlichung der Login-Buttons. 3.0.21 pl 1 / 3.1.9 pl 2 Continue reading...

Ab sofort bieten wir in unserem Shop mit paysafecard und Kreditkarte zwei zusätzliche Möglichkeiten zur Bezahlung an. Selbstverständlich können diese Bezahlmethoden auch für Käufe im Plugin-Store verwendet werden. paysafecard Seit langem auf dem Markt verfügbar, bietet paysafecard eine einfache, sichere und anonyme Alternative zur Bezahlung, die Wertkarten sind an vielen Verkaufsstellen, z. B. Supermärkten oder Tankstellen verfügbar. paysafecard wird von uns ausschließlich für Zahlungen in Euro angeboten, zusätzlich fallen Transaktionskosten in Höhe von 7% des Rechnungsbetrages an. Kreditkarte Zahlungen per VISA, MasterCard oder American Express sin…

Wir freuen uns, die Verfügbarkeit der Vorabversion von WoltLab Suite 5.2, einschließlich aller offiziellen Apps, bekannt zu geben, diese sind über https://beta.woltlab.com zu erreichen. Erleben Sie die neue Version mit den neuen Funktionen und Verbesserungen selbst, die Vorschau ist für alle Interessenten zugänglich, unabhängig ob Sie bereits Lizenzinhaber sind oder nicht. Die Vorschau läuft mit einer Alpha-Version, die gelegentlich noch Fehler oder Funktionen mit Verbesserungspotential enthalten kann. Wir sind für alle Hinweise und Anregungen zu der neuen Version dankbar und freuen uns auf die Rückmeldungen, um gemeinsam mit Ihnen auf ein bestmögliches Produkt hin…

Die WoltLab Suite 5.2 ist der nächste Meilenstein in der Geschichte der Community- und Foren-Lösungen, probieren Sie unverbindlich den Nachfolger der überaus erfolgreichen WoltLab Suite 3 aus. Systemvoraussetzungen Für die Installation und Nutzung von WoltLab Suite 5.2 müssen die folgenden Voraussetzungen erfüllt sein: Webserver mit PHP 7.0.22 oder neuer (PHP 7.3+ empfohlen) MySQL 5.5.35 (oder neuer) / MariaDB 5.5.47 (oder neuer) / MariaDB 10.0.22 (oder neuer) 20 MB Festplattenspeicher Aktueller Webbrowser (Chrome 76+, Firefox 68+, Safari 12+, Microsoft Edge 44+ [EdgeHTML 18+]) Installationsanleitung Laden Sie das Installations-Archiv auf Ihren C…

WoltLab Suite Core Kompatibilität mit PHP 5.5. 3.0 / 3.1 Unvollständige Anweisungen für das Upgrade von 3.0 auf 3.1. 3.1 Einige Kategorien wurden im Formular zum Erstellen bzw. Bearbeiten von Artikeln nicht angezeigt. 3.1 WoltLab Suite Core: Elasticsearch Integration Unterstützung für Elasticsearch 7.x. 3.1 Die Suchergebnisse wurden deutlich verbessert und nutzen kombinierte Suchabfragen für eine höhere Präzision. 3.1 Exakte Treffer bzw. die Reihenfolge von Suchbegriffen wird nun bevorzugt gegenüber Teilübereinstimmungen in ähnlichen Vorkommen. 3.1 Bei bis zu 3 Suchbegriffen werden alle als verpflichtend angesehen, darüber hinaus müssen nur aufgerundet 75%…

XenForo 2.0.12 is now available for all licensed customers to download. We recommend that all customers running previous versions of XenForo 2.0 upgrade to this release to benefit from increased stability. This version makes a number of changes to improve compatibility with PHP 7.3.0. However, at this time, we do not recommend using PHP 7.3.0 in production due to a bug that can cause code to execute incorrectly, potentially leading... XenForo 2.0.12 Released Continue reading...

Today, we continue the beta stage of XenForo 2.1 with Beta 5. This release fixes a number of bugs found since the previous releases. Alongside this release, we have released 2.1.0 Preview 2 of each of our official add-ons. These include further adjustments to account for the changes and new systems present in 2.1. We strongly recommend anyone testing 2.1 during this beta period upgrade as each beta/preview version is released. More specific details regarding bugs fixed in this release can... XenForo 2.1.0 Beta 5 & Add-ons 2.1.0 Preview 2 Released (Unsupported) Continue reading...

Today, we continue the beta stage of XenForo 2.1 with Beta 6. This release fixes a number of bugs found since the previous releases. Alongside this release, we have released 2.1.0 Beta 1 of each of our official add-ons. These include further adjustments to account for the changes and new systems present in 2.1 plus some smaller improvements: Both XFRM and XFMG now have basic API support. Both XFRM and XFMG now support auto marking some alerts as read when viewing relevant... XenForo 2.1.0 Beta 6 & Add-ons 2.1.0 Beta 1 Released (Unsupported) Continue reading...

Today we are happy to announce that we are taking a major step toward a stable and supported release of XenForo 2.1 by releasing the first "Release Candidate". After a number of beta releases, the functionality of the product should be complete and the rate of bugs being reported (should) slow to a trickle, allowing the development team to work through the backlog and reduce the number of bugs to a handful. We have now reached this point in the development of XenForo 2.1, so the time is... XenForo 2.1.0 Release Candidate 1 & Add-ons Released (Unsupported) Continue reading...

Today, we continue the release candidate stage of 2.1 with Release Candidate 2. After a number of beta releases, the functionality of the product should be complete and the rate of bugs being reported (should) slow to a trickle, allowing the development team to work through the backlog and reduce the number of bugs to a handful. We have now reached this point in the development of XenForo 2.1, so the time is right to produce a release candidate. This means that the software is proposed as... XenForo 2.1.0 Release Candidate 2 & Add-ons Released (Unsupported) Continue reading...

Posted by Cyrus-Shepard New year, new you — when it comes to SEO reporting, at least! We're kicking off 2020 with a comprehensive yet gloriously simple recipe from Cyrus Shepard for creating truly effective SEO reports. From tying KPIs to business metrics to delivering bad news effectively, your reports have never looked so good. Click on the whiteboard image above to open a high resolution version in a new tab! Video Transcription Okay, so we have 400 broken pages. Ah, we rank number 7 for best plumbers in Idaho. Oh, hey, Moz fans. I'm Cyrus Shepard. Today I'm talking about SEO reports, specifically how to create 10x SEO reports. I've go…

Posted by MiriamEllis Image credit: Migaspinto If you own or market a business location that makes a real-world community more serviceable, diverse, and strong, I’m on your side. I love interesting towns and cities, with a wide array of useful goods and services. Nothing in my career satisfies me more than advising any brand that’s determined to improve life quality in some spot on the map. It does my heart good to see it, but here’s my completely unsentimental take on the challenges you face: The Internet, and Google’s local platforms in particular, are a complete mess. Google is the biggest house on the local block; you can’t ignore it. Yet, the ent…

Posted by FeliciaCrawford What keywords do your top competitors both rank for that you're missing out on? How do you know how much top real estate your URL or page owns in the SERPs? How can you discover answers to your searchers' most common questions and beef up that FAQ page? We can answer all of those questions with some super-simple workflows using Keyword Explorer. In our last post in this series, we covered how to find ranking keywords, uncover new opportunities, check rankings, and more. This time around, we're diving into three more quick and easy workflows you can use to bolster your keyword research and work smarter, not harder. Ready to get started? F…

Posted by BritneyMuller Python is a programming language that can help you uncover incredible SEO insights and save you time by automating time-consuming tasks. But for those who haven't explored this side of search, it can be intimidating. In this episode of Whiteboard Friday, Britney Muller and a true python expert named Pumpkin offer an intro into a helpful tool that's worth your time to learn. Click on the whiteboard image above to open a high resolution version in a new tab! Video Transcription Hey, Moz fans. Welcome to another edition of Whiteboard Friday. Today we're talking all about introduction to Python, which is why I have a special…

Posted by Jeff_Baker Why is everyone and their grandparents writing about content re-optimization? I can’t speak for the people writing endless streams of blogs on the subject, but in Brafton’s case, it’s been the fastest technique for improving rankings and driving more traffic. As a matter of fact, in this previous Moz post, we showed that rankings can improve in a matter of minutes after re-indexing. But why does it work? It’s probably a combination of factors (our favorite SEO copout!), which may include: Age value: In a previous study we observed a clear relationship between time indexed and keyword/URL performance, absent of links: More co…

The engagement trap is a race to community activity for the sake of activity. It's usually measured by simple aggregate numbers like the total number of posts, topics, likes, or members. You don't want members to chat. You want members to learn, to advocate, to innovate, to educate, to support, to problem solve, and to enlighten. Many community managers and webmasters enjoy spouting engagement numbers. It's an easy number to brag about. It's an easy number to find. It's also, unfortunately, a terrible metric to measure. Engagement metrics are exhausting since you're aiming for higher-and-higher goals, which grow into unreasonable levels over time. It's misle…

Invision Community has come a long way over the past five years. We've added many new features and invigorated the front-end user experience to keep it current and in-line with modern interfaces. One area that has remained largely the same is the Admin Control Panel. When we released Invision Community 4.0 back in 2014, the Admin Control Panel was updated but has stayed relatively dormant since. But that's all about to change with the upcoming release of Invision Community 4.5! The Admin Control Panel in 4.5 has received a substantial update, resulting in a modern color scheme and a clean, minimalistic design. We felt that a lighter, more open de…

Without a doubt, clubs is one of the most popular features added to Invision Community in recent times. Invision Community clubs allows you to run sub-communities on your site. We've seen clubs used in many ways, including managing geographically local groups and clan groups for large gaming sites. This popularity drives us to keep incrementally improving the feature set for clubs, and Invision Community 4.5 is no different. One thing that was raised many times was a way for club owners and leaders to create simple pages with general information members need. Happily, in Invision Community 4.5, this feature now exists (and more!) In addition to the …

You'd be forgiven for thinking that RSS feeds belong in some bygone era of the web where Netscape was king and getting online meant listening to your modem scream at your phone line. There's certainly a lot of newer web technologies to share data, but the venerable RSS feed still has a place. Invision Community has supported RSS feed importing and exporting for a very long time now; however, it has been restricted to just Forums and Blogs. Importing an RSS feed is a simple way to populate content on your community. It's even a great way to share content to and from your site without creating blocks or writing custom code. Invision Community 4.5 now centralizes…

Invision Community has supported member referrals via the Commerce app since Commerce was called Nexus all those years ago. Community owners have been able to see at a glance who is spreading the word and members have received the kudos associated with a growing referral count in return. When planning Invision Community 4.5 we saw that this feature had the potential to be so much more… So what have we done to improve it? See Who Was Referred In addition to seeing a count of referrals, it’s now possible for both admins and members to see who they referred. If Commerce is enabled admins can also see how much commission (if any) was earned. The new refer…