New Design Module - Michael
Design and Skin Customization
Thanks for being our JR Ambassador Ken
Forum Activity for @paul
How can I show more than there (3) profiles on the front of the site
Using Jamroom
Has the fourth profile got an image?
By default, the Elastic skin is 'require_image' for front page profiles.
Looking for early Ning migrants
Installation and Configuration
That's great.
Take a read of the docs. here - https://www.jamroom.net/ning-to-jamroom/documentation/ning2jamroom - so that you have an understanding of the Ning2Jamroom process, then follow the docs. up to where you have uploaded your Ning archive to your server. Then get back to us with your Jamroom site URL, FTP and Jamroom logins (email them to support[at]jamroom[dot]net), then we'll do the rest. When its done you can take a look around the new site and decide then if you want to stick with us here at Jamroom
updated by @paul: 12/29/14 09:23:54AM
Site Builder Download
Off Topic
Go into your Admin Control Panel -> Core -> Marketplace -> Tools -> Release Channels and click on the "Make Active" button next to the "beta" channel - this will make it so beta releases will show up in your Marketplace. Search for "Site Builder"
Then you can install the Site Builder modules right from within the Marketplace.
Hope this helps!
Find New Music
Suggestions
Actually, thinking about this, jrRecommend was designed as a global search accessible to all to help promote your members' music.
Are you actually suggesting the option to disable the search results from being returned from certain quotas?
How to access CSS for 'Meganizr' in PhotoPro skin?
Design and Skin Customization
Can you post a link to your site so that we can take a look?
Thanks
updated by @paul: 01/29/15 03:14:19PM
having a nightmare of a time designing and need suggestions
Design and Skin Customization
Quote:but het at least im figuring it iut i was really starting to think the script was seriously buggy
cause typicaly in cms's logged in admins dont have caching to deal with at all
Don't know about other CMSs but caching is used a lot with Jamroom and it really makes for a speedy 'live' site.cause typicaly in cms's logged in admins dont have caching to deal with at all
However, when developing, make sure you are running in Developer Mode (in the jrDeveloper module) and as a 'belt and braces' measure, set Default Cache Seconds to zero, as b360 suggested. Also, to be absolutely sure, goto the jrCore Tools section and clear the caches there. This will make absolutely sure that when developing, you see your changes instantly.
Foxy cart
Installation and Configuration
Looks like this has been fixed in your other thread about it. Marking as solved.
