Forum Activity for @brian

brian
@brian
04/20/15 12:20:27PM
10,167 posts

syntax error in new Ningja update?
Design and Skin Customization

Strumelia:Brian, while using "find" function...I'm not finding the word "master" nor the phrase "jrUser_is_master" at all, in the header_menu_desktop.tpl ...in either the new updated Ningja skin or in my custom skin.

Where is this location where I need to put the closing /if ? I don't see "jrUser_is_master" anywhere.

You absolutely should or your ACP link would be gone.

Are you doing this as a template edit in the online template editor or in the template file itself?
brian
@brian
04/20/15 12:09:55PM
10,167 posts

Sitebuilder documentation
Using Jamroom

[quote="SteveX"]
I found the Not Founds under Latest Documentation Updates here:
https://www.jamroom.net/docs[/quote]

Of course I would overlook this :)

Thanks!
brian
@brian
04/20/15 11:57:45AM
10,167 posts

Sitebuilder documentation
Using Jamroom

Some of the pages are set to be admin only pages so they should not show - can you let me know where you found the URLs?

We're just getting started on it here:

https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/site-builder

Thanks!
brian
@brian
04/20/15 11:40:49AM
10,167 posts

syntax error in new Ningja update?
Design and Skin Customization

You're missing the closing {/if} to that if/else - should be right above the check for the master user:

{/if}  <-- add this

{if jrUser_is_master()}
brian
@brian
04/20/15 10:56:14AM
10,167 posts

Where to Set Quota for Media URL Scanner
Design and Skin Customization

restmin:Thanks, @Michael. It is the very last step I can't find what I need (and yes, it's active). I can't find "Active Text Formatters" This is the screen I am looking at:
http://restministries.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/text-formatters.gif

sorry to be a ditz

That is your wordpress site - not Jamroom :)
brian
@brian
04/20/15 10:52:22AM
10,167 posts

Some quick observations on new site builder
Using Jamroom

gary.moncrieff:Another option could be to add css padding settings in the panel settings area? This in turn could lead to further css customisations via the panel and widget settings areas in long term.

In such that the custom css per widget/panel would only affect said widget/panel.

We actually had custom CSS settings in the container panel settings, but removed it since we felt it took away from what SB should be (easy to use). The problem with having CSS for each container is that if you decide to change it later it can be a lot of work going back through each container and changing it - it would be better to set that style one time in the Style Editor.

If users end up wanting it though, it's definitely something we could look at adding back in.

Thanks!
brian
@brian
04/20/15 10:45:09AM
10,167 posts

Some quick observations on new site builder
Using Jamroom

gary.moncrieff:Hey Guys

Layout is much nicer and will be easier for people to understand.

Padding of site builder elements is more than that of default pages within a skin. To see this enable say elastic skin, look at the main index page, now create a new site builder page with the same 3-6-3 layout as homepage, add widgets and then compare the spacing (padding) between columns.

Thanks Gary!

This is tricky - site builder uses the "item" class, so on some skins this gets the padding doubled while on others (where the item class has no padding) it looks correct. We do have a stub class for the site builder "item", so what I think we need to do is expose it in the Style Editor so the padding coming in from skin can be "overridden" if needed.

I will check that out.
updated by @brian: 04/20/15 10:45:26AM
brian
@brian
04/20/15 10:42:42AM
10,167 posts

unable to delete groups I created
Installation and Configuration

Can you open a ticket with us:

https://www.jamroom.net/ticket/browse/open

with your admin login/pass so I can check it out?

Thanks!
brian
@brian
04/20/15 10:40:47AM
10,167 posts

Qustion about what type of site content is allowed on Jamroom hosting
Jamroom Hosting

Zachary Moonshine:hahaha ok man fair enough im just trying to make sure having a private adult section is ok i have no plans of letting anything illegal be displayed i am a ning user so naturally i am paranoid bare with me guys

As long as it's not illegal or violates our server provider's Terms of Service (which will get the site shut down by our server provider) it's OK with us. We don't want to get into trying to judge what we think is moral or right as that is a slippery slope.

https://www.jamroom.net/page/10/hosting-terms-of-service
brian
@brian
04/20/15 10:36:40AM
10,167 posts

I'm a n00b, and need some help with basic instllation questions..
Installation and Configuration

Lee:Hi Jamroom community - excited to be building a site using the Jamroom system/framework, my goal is to build a mobile-oreintated music platform..

I'm currently struggling, and after 3-4hrs of googling and searching forums etc, I'm resorting to posting here to ask for help, I hope you can..


So here's my issue; I've used a 1-click install method to install Jamroom to my domain, looking at my control panel with the hosting provider, looking in the file directories I can see that Jamroom has successfully installed.

However everytime I try to log in, using the URL and details emailed to me by the installation wizard, I am taken to the standard hosting providers landing page for sites that are not live, trying to sell me a site builder etc..

I've registered the domain and have hosting with NAMES.CO.UK

I have Linux/Apache Server enables
PHP 5.6
MySQL

I'm sure I'm being dumb, if someone can point out where/how that would very helpful.

Thanks
Lee

Hi Lee - welcome to the forums!

I've actually seen this before on a Scriptaculous install - here's what to check:

1) Make sure in the Jamroom directory you do NOT have an index.php / index.html /index.htm /default.htm file - if you do, remove it.

2) If that still does not work, contact your hosting provider - some of them have a system in place where if it does not see an "index" file it injects it's own - and Jamroom uses a special rule in the .htaccess file as it's index.

Let me know if that helps.

Thanks!
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