Forum Activity for @brian

jrTips

Jamroom Developers


We're trying to help. We're not sitting in front of your computer, so we need to ask questions to try to find out why it is not working.


This is your problem. If you do not define a group field, it defaults to master. Set "group" = "user" and it will work. I just tested here and had no issues.

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jrTips

Jamroom Developers

Have you ever logged in as the user before and click on the "hide tours"? Go into the settings for the user account and make sure the "show tours" option is checked.

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jQuery

Jamroom Developers

The reason they are there is for backwards compatibility - if a 3rd party module, custom skin or whatever needs to link to jQuery, we don't want to "break" that on a core upgrade. Only the latest is "active" however, the others are just there "in case" and won't hurt anything.

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Recommended Foxycart Gateway

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If you're going to be selling for under $10 most of the time, setup a PayPal account and then get authorized for micropayments - that will drop it to 5 cents a transaction.

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jrTips

Jamroom Developers

I'm not sure - is the view only accessible by the admin?

jrTips

Jamroom Developers

The group defines who should see the tip - i.e. "admin" would be admin users, etc. Note that tips will NOT show to users who are not logged in.

If you are logged in, and you're not seeing a tip you think you should see, make sure the view and selector are correct (use Firebug to inspect and make sure the selector you are using is a valid, matching jQuery selector).

I don't see any issues with the setup here.

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Banned items question

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Make sure you're running the latest Banned Items module, and create a new "email" banned item with "blackberry.com" as it's entry.

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Arvixe

Jamroom Hosting


Is this happening regularly?

JrCore_list order with multiple facters

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It's not something you can put directly into a jrCore_list call - it needs to be setup as a db_search_params listener for the jrRating module. That listener will then:

- look for the special "order_by" param being passed in and if it finds it:
- run a query to get all ratings and counts and figure out the correct order for the items
- rewrite the order_by to use the new order

The subquery would come in step 2 - basically it would combine 2 result sets - the first being the the items as ordered by ratings (those with ratings) and the second set being unrated items.

So I need to play with that a bit and make sure it can do all that and remain performant.

JrCore_list order with multiple facters

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I'll be working on the ratings module fairly soon here and will have a new order_by - i.e. something like:

order_by="bayesian_rating"

that will handle all this.