A more Powerfull Event Module
Suggestions
Luis456:That is what I referring too, I'm sorry but I think you guys are more development focus than customers. You need to give customer options and make it as simple as possible. Just think that not all your customers are developers.
Your team need to provide options for your client. For example, you want a simple module here it is it cost this much. You want a more advance module with features here it is and its cost this much. You need a module or template that is more social news, or entertainment related, here it is.
Your team need to provide options for your client. For example, you want a simple module here it is it cost this much. You want a more advance module with features here it is and its cost this much. You need a module or template that is more social news, or entertainment related, here it is.
This is exactly how we do things. JR5 is designed to be easy to use for the common use case. What you have to realize however is that NO two sites want the same thing. This feature (ticket selling) is obviously important to you, but it's not important to the other 99% of our users - literally, no one asks for this. I created a ticket selling module for JR4 and almost no one used it.
So in this case if this feature is something you would like, it would be something we would do as a sponsored "feature" upgrade for this module - i.e. you would pay for the custom development work done on it. It would be cheaper than normal custom development because it's something that would be available to ALL users after it was done (we don't do any "exclusive" development).
Quote:I don't know how big your company it is, but I thinks you need to have a resource focus on developing modules, templates in order to provide more options to your clients.
We are a small 4 man team that also tries to lead lives offline, so we do our best.
Sorry if I sound frustrated - we just get these types of posts form time to time from users who are upset that Jamroom does not meet their needs 100% "out of the box".
I think it is important to think of Jamroom as a site development platform - it will get you 90% of the way there, but that last 10% is stuff that is unique to YOUR site - and that is going to take work on your part (or hiring someone to do it for you) to get it to 100%.
Paul has opened a ticket on this, so after we research the type of work that would be needed to add this feature in I believe he will be in contact with you.
Thanks!
