Forum Activity for @paul

paul
@paul
12/15/16 07:08:50AM
4,335 posts

Podcast Hosting


Using Jamroom

Cool - Let us know how you get on with this. I'm sure other users would be interested.
paul
@paul
12/15/16 02:46:23AM
4,335 posts

Editing the Log In form


Using Jamroom

As Brian said, it still needs a bit of testing our end as there might be implications elsewhere in JR. It'll be in the next User module release though.
paul
@paul
12/14/16 02:33:06PM
4,335 posts

Seperate header or footer


Design and Skin Customization

Start by putting a {debug} in the footer.tpl. When viewed you'll get a popup of all the smarty parameters available to you in this template. Have a look through them to see what is unique to the pages you want to test for. Check the $_post array to start with. You can then include those variables in your if statement -

{if $_post.xxxx == 'whatever'}
Code
{elseif $_post.xxxx == 'something_else'}
Different Code
{/if}

Hope that helps

--edit--
adjusting code typo from = to ==
= is an assigning operator
== is a comparison checker
paul
@paul
12/12/16 10:33:26AM
4,335 posts

New gallery or album slow to appear in drop-down list


Using Jamroom

This has been fixed up in the next release of the PhotoAlbum module.
Thanks
Pa
paul
@paul
12/12/16 09:58:22AM
4,335 posts

New gallery or album slow to appear in drop-down list


Using Jamroom

Hi Lorna - Yes, its a cache thing. Checking it out now.
paul
@paul
12/12/16 05:15:04AM
4,335 posts

New gallery or album slow to appear in drop-down list


Using Jamroom

This is likely due to caching of lists. Can you detail exactly what you are doing, and the lists where its taking time to show so that we can confirm this, and maybe see if there's a solution?
Thanks
paul
@paul
12/12/16 01:13:48AM
4,335 posts

Error: Query Error: Table


Using Jamroom

Be sure to revert the file name to repair.php.html when done, otherwise it's open to anyone!!
paul
@paul
12/11/16 01:37:35PM
4,335 posts

Error: Query Error: Table


Using Jamroom

In that case either FTP to your server, or use your hosting cPanel=>File Manager to locate a file called repair.php.html in your Jamroom root folder. Rename it repair.php then run it from your browser.
paul
@paul
12/11/16 01:12:54PM
4,335 posts

Error: Query Error: Table


Using Jamroom

Try running the Integrity Check with the 'Repair Tables' option checked.
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