Forum Activity for @paul

paul
@paul
10/26/14 05:06:31AM
4,335 posts

Player progress bar


Using Jamroom

Show me something that does work with IE ;-)
But seriously, I've just tried with my Windows7 laptop and IE11 and it works fine.
Do you have a URL to your player that I can try?
paul
@paul
10/26/14 03:25:02AM
4,335 posts

rotates phrases ,, good idea... :)


Using Jamroom

This is done by the smarty_function_jrCore_powered_by function in /modules/jrCore/lib/smarty.php, about line 2879.
Its setup just for JR but if you adapted this function to your own 'catch phrases' and links, then included it as a function in the include.php file of a custom module, as 'smarty_function_myModule_powered_by', say, that would do it.
hth
Pa
paul
@paul
10/26/14 03:13:59AM
4,335 posts

multiple select live search


Jamroom Developers

You could do it in a 'multi_select' form field, but there is no 'multi_live_search', which is what you originally asked for.
For a 'multi_select', do something like -

    $_tmp = array(
        'name'    => 'field_name',
        'type'    => 'select_multiple',
        'label'   => 'Select Profiles',
        'help'    => 'Your help string for this field',
        'options' => 'yrModule_get_profiles',
        'default' => 0
    );
    jrProfile_register_quota_setting('yrModule', $_tmp);

'yrModule_get_profiles' would be a function to return key/value array pairs of _profile_id and profile_name
hth
Pa
paul
@paul
10/25/14 05:16:41AM
4,335 posts

Promotions System


Suggestions

Nice idea. It would certainly be doable based in the Points module I already have.
What does anyone else think?
paul
@paul
10/23/14 01:51:50PM
4,335 posts

JrComments Request


Suggestions

OK - So we're really talking about 'comments on comments', which is feasible within JR (I think) but wouldn't it be a pain to show them all in their nested structure, and so easy for commenters to comment in the wrong place, intensionally or not?
I've seen this structure on other sites and its a nightmare for a visitor to actually follow what's being said.
paul
@paul
10/23/14 12:13:28PM
4,335 posts

JrComments Request


Suggestions

Please explain more.
You mean like a forum with different topics per item?
paul
@paul
10/23/14 02:56:26AM
4,335 posts

Could we write conditions in {jrCore_list} function?


Jamroom Developers

The tics around the variables always works for me. I think putting squiggly brackets will cause an error.
paul
@paul
10/20/14 02:41:31PM
4,335 posts

Playlists


Suggestions

I'm pretty sure YT don't offer any streams or downloads of their content. That's why you have to embed their players, and if there was a was to do it, its likely against their T&Cs.
I don't think we can help with this one - Sorry.
paul
@paul
10/20/14 02:22:39PM
4,335 posts

A list of Artists a user is following


Design and Skin Customization

It does work - see http://motagator.com/xxxx
Here's the code of xxxx.tpl -
{jrCore_include template="header.tpl"}
<div class="container">

{assign var="_following" value=jrFollower_get_profiles_followed(195)}
{jrCore_list module="jrProfile" search="_profile_id IN `$_following|implode:","`"}

</div>
{jrCore_include template="footer.tpl"}

I think the problem you have is the $_user_id variable in the jrFollower_get_profiles_followed function call. Note that I put in an absolute value just to test things. What you put there depends on how you are calling the page and what smarty user variables are available. If the page is called from a profile page, the _user_id could be passed in the URL so on the page would be available as a $_post array item.
hth
Pa
updated by @paul: 10/20/14 02:23:56PM
paul
@paul
10/20/14 02:11:36PM
4,335 posts

A list of Artists a user is following


Design and Skin Customization

OK - Let me try it.
I guess its always a mistake to post untested code ;-)
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