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paul
@paul
12/03/14 02:24:50PM
4,335 posts

how to accomplish these


Installation and Configuration

soaringeagle:what boout my shops page question

Just create a signup quota called 'shop' then users can have the choice when registering. Also, with the latest Core, logged in users can switch between signup quotas themselves.
To automatically switch users after several days you would need a custom module that listens for the 'daily' event and checks all profile _created values changing their profile_quota_id value accordingly.
hth
Pa
updated by @paul: 12/29/14 09:23:54AM
paul
@paul
12/03/14 02:10:46PM
4,335 posts

Remove alternative Quotas on Sign up


Installation and Configuration

Are the groups for the new fields set to "All Users (including logged out)"?
updated by @paul: 12/29/14 09:23:54AM
paul
@paul
12/03/14 12:20:44PM
4,335 posts

Smiley Support


Using Jamroom

Before the module will work you need to either configure the default set of smileys, or upload your own.
From the Admin Control Panel click on Site, then Smiley Support, Tools, Configure Smileys, Defaults.
You'll see a table of smileys and the text that creates them. You can edit these and add more to them if need be.
hth
Pa
paul
@paul
12/03/14 09:18:01AM
4,335 posts

Remove alternative Quotas on Sign up


Installation and Configuration

In the ACP select User Profiles, then the quota tab.
Work through the quotas disabling the signup option for those quotas you don't want showing on the signup page.
hth
Pa
updated by @paul: 12/29/14 09:23:54AM
paul
@paul
12/03/14 09:15:00AM
4,335 posts

domain mapped to profile?


Installation and Configuration

Thanks Strumelia - I think that perfectly sums up where we are at the moment.
I'm hopeful that by the new year we'll have everything in place ready to accept all-comers from Ning. All your input so far as 'early migrants' has been invaluable.
updated by @paul: 12/29/14 09:23:54AM
paul
@paul
12/03/14 09:06:41AM
4,335 posts

Problems importing members


Installation and Configuration

That's great - let us know how it goes and if there are any issues.
Presumably this is now on a server we can access if need be?
updated by @paul: 12/29/14 09:23:54AM
paul
@paul
12/02/14 04:35:40PM
4,335 posts

domain mapped to profile?


Installation and Configuration

Quote:will thier activity still show in the main page activity feed
if so this is a beautiful thing
Yes - They are still 'regular' profiles.
updated by @paul: 12/29/14 09:23:54AM
paul
@paul
12/02/14 11:03:36AM
4,335 posts

domain mapped to profile?


Installation and Configuration

I've been using/testing it on my site (http://motagator.com) for a while now and have 3/4 profiles mapped with their own url. What is best is that they can each have their own set of templates.
Here's one I finished yesterday - http://elvisfontenot.com
Compare that with a regular profile, say http://motagator.com/oren-thomas-fisher
updated by @paul: 12/29/14 09:23:54AM
paul
@paul
12/02/14 09:01:42AM
4,335 posts

question for paul re specific database tables i need to clear


Installation and Configuration

Quote:That's also why it's best as Paul said to import the members FIRST on the JR side of things.
Actually that is critical. In Jamroom everything is owned by a member/profile, so without them being imported, nothing else is imported.
updated by @paul: 12/29/14 09:23:54AM
paul
@paul
12/02/14 02:51:00AM
4,335 posts

question for paul re specific database tables i need to clear


Installation and Configuration

Actually, the latest jrNingImport module has options for 'delete and re-upload' so if you work through that, starting with the members, I think you can effectively re-import the site.
updated by @paul: 12/29/14 09:23:54AM
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