Forum Activity for @michael

{jrSeamless_list} inactive module specified()

Design and Skin Customization

well done.

Firefox Warning when Logging In

Using Jamroom

Google analytics should be fine. The thing to keep an eye out for is: if the lock doesnt go to locked, then that usually means that somewhere on the page there is a link to a non-https link.

In that case use ctrl+u to see the page source code, then ctrl+f (find) and search for "http://" to see if you can see the offending culprit.

Or just paste the link here and we can work it out together.

Blocking Pinterest.

Using Jamroom

First step is to show me the code. Put it inside [ c o d e ] [ / c o d e] blocks here.

Can't say "I want to add code" and "Im not a coder" in the same sentence action of doing one makes you the other.

These are the docs on how to do it:

Docs: "Using the Template Editor"
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/jamroom-admin-handbook/3183/using-the-template-editor
updated by @michael: 04/19/17 07:34:47PM

Displaying Quota Name

Design and Skin Customization

{debug} is probably what you're after.

Docs: "{debug}"
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/module-developer-guide/1477/debug

Throw a {debug} in your template where the number is coming out and locate the corresponding quota name. Change the variable to use the one with the name on it.

Firefox Warning when Logging In

Using Jamroom

Yes. nothing special needed.
no, just do that second part of the instruction and it will happen automatically.
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Then in your jamroom ACP go to
ACP -> MODULES -> USERS -> USERS -> GLOBAL CONFIG -> create SSL URLs

to force all incoming links to be redirected to the https:// version of your site, then it will be secure.
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yes you can revert if you dont like it.

Firefox Warning when Logging In

Using Jamroom

sure.

Your first domain is this one:
https://www.jamroom.net/strumelia/hosting/domain_config/11/id=46

your second domain is this one:
https://www.jamroom.net/strumelia/hosting/domain_config/11/id=868

Click the ENABLE FREE SSL button for each.

Profile view count start end

Design and Skin Customization

After a second look it doesn't work like I thought it worked. All the unique views are stored in the jr_jrcore_count_ip When the count is recorded but then the {jrCore_get_count} function does not re-tally the count when the count is requested, it just retrieves the current count.

This makes it much faster, but also means you can't ask for a different version of the count.

If you need a different version of the count a custom smarty function would need to be created to re-tally the unique values in the count_ip table.

Docs: "Defining your own SMARTY function"
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/module-developer-guide/1569/defining-your-own-smarty-function

{jrSeamless_list} inactive module specified()

Design and Skin Customization

What is the {jrSeamless_list} call being used? If you could copy+paste it here that would be useful.

Users Online tab has stopped listing visitors online

Installation and Configuration

The users online data is all stored in the jr_jruser_session table in your database which you can access from
ACP -> MODULES -> DEVELOPER -> DEVELOPER TOOLS -> TOOLS -> DATABASE ADMIN -> jr_jruser_session

It should line up with what is shown at
ACP -> DASHBOARD -> USERS ONLINE

It may not be a up-to-the-minute live count, but should be close within 10 min or so.

Firefox Warning when Logging In

Using Jamroom

I've not seen it, but suspect it could be a browser thing trying to suggest the site uses https://

If you'd like to change your site to use https:// instead of http:// you can click the ENABLE FREE SSL button from your Jamroom Hosting server here:
https://www.jamroom.net/keith-mauck/hosting/domain_config/194/id=653

Then in your jamroom ACP go to
ACP -> MODULES -> USERS -> USERS -> GLOBAL CONFIG -> create SSL URLs

to force all incoming links to be redirected to the https:// version of your site, then it will be secure.