Multiple Identical Gallery Created in Timeline
Installation and Configuration
Not sure - Will try to replicate it on my test site and let you know.
Thanks
Forum Activity for @paul
Installation and Configuration
Not sure - Will try to replicate it on my test site and let you know.
Thanks
Locating Ning users who have logged in but are still in the default quota
Installation and Configuration
Email me with what exactly you want to do. It can likely be done with a simple script. I might even have something close already.
featured playlist on profile
Design and Skin Customization
What are you doing to create $item.playlist_items? Where has that variable come from and is it valid?
Does modules come with skins
Off Topic
No - Skins and Modules are sold separately, unless you buy some of our 'bundles' which can combine skins and modules very cost effectively.
Hope that helps
updated by @paul: 02/08/15 01:25:34AM
Can Member Profile Content Be Limited or Focused?
Using Jamroom
No probs. hosting will be up and running by the end of this month so check back then.
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updated by @paul: 02/08/15 12:00:15AM
hiding the profile location and questions on shops and mnain forums
Installation and Configuration
Strumelia:But I don't want to turn it off for everyone, Paul- just for my one single "forums' profile, my 'child' profile within which all my site forums is residing.
OK - Just wrap the template code with {if $profile_quota_id != x} . . . {/if} where x is the forum quota id
So, in profile_sidebar.tpl -
{if $profile_quota_id != x}
{if (isset($profile_location) && strlen($profile_location) > 0) || (isset($profile_country) && strlen($profile_country) > 0) || (isset($profile_zip) && strlen($profile_zip) > 0) && $_conf.jrNingja_profile_location_box == 'on'}
<div class="block">
<h3>{jrCore_lang skin=$_conf.jrCore_active_skin id="17" default="Location"}:</h3>
<div class="block_content mt10">
<div style="padding-top:8px">
{jrCore_lang skin=$_conf.jrCore_active_skin id="17" default="Location"}: {$profile_location}<br>
{jrCore_lang skin=$_conf.jrCore_active_skin id="44" default="Country"}: {$profile_country}
</div>
</div>
</div>
{/if}
{if jrUser_is_logged_in() && $_conf.mdLisaNEW_profile_questions == 'on'}
{jrNingImport_signup_questions user_id=$_user_id assign="ning_questions"}
{if isset($ning_questions)}
<div class="block">
<div class="block_content mt10">
{$ning_questions}
</div>
</div>
{/if}
{/if}
{/if}ningja skin 1.0.16 changelog
Installation and Configuration
Strumelia:Maybe Paul could take a look at what I may have goofed up?- since he did some of the modifications for me on my index template a few weeks ago.... ?
Done - You had a few {/if} statements missing or in the wrong place.
Can Member Profile Content Be Limited or Focused?
Using Jamroom
Hi Shelly - Welcome to Jamroom
As you are probably aware Jamroom is for building 'community' websites and as such has numerous features available geared towards that - friends/followers, blogs, messaging, image and media uploads, privacy settings, forums, etc. etc. so you shouldn't find it lacking with respect to allowing your users to connect with each other.
As for keeping your site focused, we have a module called Aparna. This is basically a tool for creating specific 'item' sets that can be listed, added to, updated (and deleted) by your members. If you think of a blog, song or video as a Jamroom 'item', with Aparna your could create an item called 'material', another called 'pattern' or even another called 'idea'. You can then add attributes to those items, for instance, with 'material' you could add a select type option of wool, cotton, nylon, etc., then another option for your members to enter how many yards of said material they actually have. I guessing here as to what attributes you would actually need but hopefully it explains how your members could build a site focused database of their materials to hand. The same could then be done for patterns and ideas. You can even add file uploads to these created items allowing members to share patterns, say.
All of this is done without any coding by just filling in forms in the Jamroom control panel. However, to present the data to your users would then require some template work. You might consider this as 'coding' but in reality, it is just editing pre-generate text files, but having said that, basic html knowledge is useful.
As I have said, I'm just guessing at what you might actually need but hopefully giving you an idea of what Jamroom can do.
For website hosting, we can also help with that. By the end of this month we will be offering a range of Jamroom hosting packages where we take care of server configuration, backups etc. This project is entering its beta phase this coming Monday.
Hope this helps. Let us know if you have any further questions.
Paul
Ning sign up questions
Installation and Configuration
BTW. Dave's originsl issue on this thread has been resolved.
Ning sign up questions
Installation and Configuration
Hi Kos
Yes, it's possible. After import just run the tool to see the questions, that will generate them all in the user data store, then just create the custom fields for the ones you want from Ning and create any new ones you want for the JR site.
