Block comments
Using Jamroom
If users are entering profile names, try this instead -
{$blocked = explode(',',$profile_nocomment)}
{if is_array($blocked) && !in_array($_user.profile_name, $blocked)}
// show the comment form
{/if}
Forum Activity for @paul
Using Jamroom
If users are entering profile names, try this instead -
Share buttons on audio with SHARETHIS
Design and Skin Customization
Can't you just use our ShareThis module? It has an option for adding the buttons to item_detail templates. Do that and it will just happen without you doing any template mods.
Block comments
Using Jamroom
Create or clone a quota with the posting of comments disabled then switch these users to it.
Hth
Ningja vs Ninja and a Cloned Ningja skin used for customizations
Ning To Jamroom
All ACP functionality is available across all skins so using the AdminSkin module and different skins is just down to personal preference. Personally I use the same skin sitewide on all my sites to save any complications.
Ningja vs Ninja and a Cloned Ningja skin used for customizations
Ning To Jamroom
Elastic2 has no special status so ok to delete it.
Ningja vs Ninja and a Cloned Ningja skin used for customizations
Ning To Jamroom
We initially developed the Ningja skin specifically for Ning migrants and named it as such. We then got worried about potential infringements so switched it to Ninja.
They are basically the same skin but only Ninja is now supported and Ningja is removed from the marketplace.
hth
Block file download when priced in Elastic2
Using Jamroom
The download button will be visible to admins and the item owner. Is that what you are seeing?
Discussion Form Images
Jamroom Developers
Maybe saying that the module is 'obsolete' is not strictly true, its just that we are no longer promoting it and any updates to it are going to be a low priority.
I've reread your other thread as well and what Brian advised was that adding threading to the Forum module would be more difficult that customising the Discussion/Comment modules to your own ends, so for that reason, as threading is important to your site, stick with the latter.
Maybe one option is for you to take over the development/responsibility for the Discussion module, Perrie did sponsor its initial development after all. You'll then be free to customise it (and even market it) as you wish?
