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brian
@brian
10/25/15 10:45:39AM
10,167 posts

Are there any plans to make jamroom Responsive?


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Zachary Moonshine:ok i figured it out i uploaded same image made it the biggest size available and made second option stretch and put no margin and presto now it is responsive

Yep - stretch is the one. If you choose a specific pixel size then it will always show at that size.

Glad you got it working.

Thanks!
brian
@brian
10/25/15 10:44:44AM
10,167 posts

Reports of Search not working and failure to navigate site


Using Jamroom

This should be working now - I just reset the cache on your site - looks like one of your search was corrupted in the cache.

Hope this helps!
brian
@brian
10/25/15 10:37:13AM
10,167 posts

Reports of Search not working and failure to navigate site


Using Jamroom

Yeah something is not right there - open a ticket on this if you would and we can check it out. I'm just heading out of the office here, but can check this out as soon as I can.

Thanks!
brian
@brian
10/25/15 10:34:34AM
10,167 posts

Are there any plans to make jamroom Responsive?


Using Jamroom

Zachary Moonshine:ok so make all images 100% but the menu is a different story, i am not trying to give you guys a hard time i am just getting hammered by these angry people and dont know what to do

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!
brian
@brian
10/25/15 10:33:19AM
10,167 posts

Should 'Reply to a comment' generate a notification?


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lornawebber:@strumelia - thank very much for that info - really helpful!
Do your users get notified when someone "comments back" on an item?

Can we have threading enabled in groups discussions

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.

Quote: (and perhaps forums),

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

Quote: but not on Profile pages and Image detail pages, where a "comment back" would seem preferable?

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

Quote:If we were to change from threads to 'comment back', would the existing 'reply' threads disappear? I assume so.

What is "comment back"?

Quote:I am looking for a way to notify people whenever someone addresses a remark to them, so if this can be done within the existing system, that would be great.

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

Hope this helps!
brian
@brian
10/25/15 10:29:23AM
10,167 posts

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.
brian
@brian
10/25/15 10:28:33AM
10,167 posts

Are there any plans to make jamroom Responsive?


Using Jamroom

Zachary Moonshine:so basically any image you embed on jamroom is not responsive?

No - they are all responsive - as long as they are using 100% width.
brian
@brian
10/25/15 10:26:52AM
10,167 posts

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.
brian
@brian
10/25/15 10:23:31AM
10,167 posts

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
brian
@brian
10/25/15 10:15:45AM
10,167 posts

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.
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