Forum Activity for @brian

brian
@brian
06/18/16 09:22:44AM
10,167 posts

TinyMCE inserting line breaks into some list items


Jamroom Developers

Was just checking this out and am not seeing a way to get break tags into the tinymce output. Do you have any custom listeners running that could be adding them in?
brian
@brian
06/18/16 09:21:43AM
10,167 posts

Particular Notification option missing?


Using Jamroom

Discussions Updated = discussions that are updated on YOUR profile - do you want to be notified? This allows you as the profile/group owner to be notified of all new discussions WITHOUT having been the one starting the discussion.

Group Watch = specific discussions you have marked to watch - regardless of the profile the group is on - i.e. you want to be notified when a specific discussion is updated on a group you are not admin for.
brian
@brian
06/18/16 09:18:35AM
10,167 posts

How to add the who is online for the entire site?


Using Jamroom

The reason it still shows you online is that this function:

jrUser_whos_online()

Gets users that have been active within the last 15 minutes (900) seconds. You can change that by passing in the seconds:

{jrUser_whos_online template=$online_tpl length=600}

This is NOT going to give you an up to the second "whos online" - this is more "users active in last XX seconds".
brian
@brian
06/18/16 07:05:49AM
10,167 posts

How to add the who is online for the entire site?


Using Jamroom

pch:We probably need two language strings for "Guest": "Guest" in singular (when guest == 1) and "Guests" in plural.
Just to add that you can avoid this by using the tag as a prefix - i.e. use this:
Quote:guests: 1
instead of:
Quote:1 guests

updated by @brian: 06/18/16 07:06:04AM
brian
@brian
06/18/16 07:03:40AM
10,167 posts

A Footer similar to the JR Footer on this site


Using Jamroom

Text color is usually used to emphasize/de-emphasize something, so going with a lighter gray on a dark background prevents it from being "distracting" to the viewer if they are viewing other text near the footer.

Most users don't look in the footer - if you are however, then you are likely looking for something specific (privacy policy, terms of service, etc.) so the lighter text isn't likely to deter you.

You can get the footer code from our site just by doing a "view source" - past that into your footer.tpl and adjust it to suit your needs.

Let me know if that helps.
brian
@brian
06/18/16 07:00:38AM
10,167 posts

Jamroom Facebook/Twitter Campaign


Announcements

This is great feedback - thanks for taking the time to post all of this :)

We are working behind the scenes on several things - what you see right now on Twitter and FB is just the beginning. We have a lot of work ahead of us, so it's not something you'll see happen quickly, but we're working on it.

Thanks!
brian
@brian
06/18/16 06:58:37AM
10,167 posts

advance search


Using Jamroom

msultani:Hello,
I am just wondering if anyone used SOLR (http://lucene.apache.org/solr/) for Jamroom or not before. I am trying to use advance text search for Jamroom and want to see if it is possible or not. If you have used it or it is possible, can share your experience please.
Thanks

Jamroom has it's own advanced search "built in" - does it not work like you were hoping?
brian
@brian
06/18/16 06:57:53AM
10,167 posts

Particular Notification option missing?


Using Jamroom

There is no option for "for when you are following a particular Forum Discussion and there's a new post in it" since there is no way to effectively "show that" was an option in the notifications. It IS supported though. Here's how it works:

- if you CREATE a new forum topic, you are notified of any new responses on that topic automatically.
- if you want to FOLLOW a specific topic, then you click the "target" icon on that forum topic and you'll be notified when new posts are made on it.

I believe it works well.

Let me know if that helps.
brian
@brian
06/16/16 12:13:00PM
10,167 posts

Embed Local Media in TinyMCE not working in Chrome on iOS


Using Jamroom

Chrome on iPad? What type of monstrosity is that? :)

Have never used Chrome for iPad (and am scared to install it) but will check it out - it should be using Safari under the hood, so I can't see why it would be different.
brian
@brian
06/16/16 12:11:18PM
10,167 posts

Any Plans for HTTP/2 Support?


Jamroom Hosting

Right now HTTP/2 support in Apache is still "experimental":

https://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.4/mod/mod_http2.html

Once it is stable and available it can easily be turned on.

Thanks!
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