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Are there any plans to make jamroom Responsive?

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They are getting angry at you over this? wow. Sorry about that!

Jamroom is 100% responsive, but again it depends on the CONTENT. There are some things (like a table) it can't "force" responsive. If you see an image that is NOT responsive that has been added in my one of our modules let me know.

Hope this helps!

Should 'Reply to a comment' generate a notification?

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You can enable comment threading in the User Comments module if you need threading - just note that it will enable threading on ALL comments throughout the site.


Not with Forums - by their nature a forum is already "threaded".


If you turn on comment threading, then comments are threaded everywhere (for consistency I would think this is what you want).


What is "comment back"?


We do have a ticket open on this to notify users is a user "replies" to their comment.

Hope this helps!

Are there any plans to make jamroom Responsive?

Using Jamroom

Go here and resize your browser:

https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network

and watch the images - they shrink and expand based on the width.

Are there any plans to make jamroom Responsive?

Using Jamroom


No - they are all responsive - as long as they are using 100% width.

Are there any plans to make jamroom Responsive?

Using Jamroom

Yeah that's responsive. I know the word "DOCUMENTATION" is cut off, but that's because there is no where to "BREAK" that word. And the top user menu has "overflowed" into the header.

These things can be "fixed" in CSS, but have to be handled on a case by case basis since it depends on the content.

Are there any plans to make jamroom Responsive?

Using Jamroom

There's no way to make what you have posted responsive without mucking with the content. What you've posted is a TABLE, which is "naturally" responsive in that it will expand/contract to the size the HTML based on the contents of the cells in the table. In your screenshot the contents of your cells, when stacked side by side, are TOO WIDE for the container, so they overflow.

The only way to "fix" this is to:

- remove "nowrap" from any of the table cells if you have added it
- remove any non-blocking-spaces (nbsp) from the cell contents

That schedule is not something Jamroom generates, so you'll need to "fix" it.

Let me know if that helps clarify what the issue is.
updated by @brian: 10/25/15 10:23:55AM

Remember me cookie problems

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Thank you for posting this Lorna - hopefully it helps others out who may be seeing the same thing.

Are there any plans to make jamroom Responsive?

Using Jamroom

Jamroom is already responsive to screen size - there is nothing it can do however if the width of the CONTENT is wider than the screen - which is the case with your screenshot.

Let me know if that helps.

Add to Pending when a specific field changes

Jamroom Developers

The core Pending support is all automatic based on jrCore_db_create_item and jrCore_db_update_item - as long as you are using jrCore_db_update_item to UPDATE the item (from the Change Title form), then the pending should work. However, it's also going to be triggered if they do a regular "update" to the item (not it's title).

I can't think of any way to work around this other than to NOT use jrCore_db_update_item in your "regular" view - you'd need to directly update the item_key table via an SQL query.

Let me know if that helps.

Documentation suggestions

Suggestions

It's also important to understand WHY Jamroom works this way. Jamroom allows a single USER to have multiple PROFILES (think of a band manager that is managing a profile for each of their artists), as well as a PROFILE to have multiple USERS (i.e. each band member has their own USER login, but once logged in they are all part of the same PROFILE).

This is a really powerful feature of Jamroom, but it is one that users who are new to Jamroom sometimes struggle to get at first.
updated by @brian: 10/25/15 09:23:09AM