Forum Activity For @Michael

@michael
09/16/18 05:55:37AM
7,816 posts

Subscription Profile Access

Using Jamroom

The concept behind "sell subscriptions to a quota" is this:
user1 has ProfileA in quota_basic.

User1 purchases a subscription and gets upgraded to quota_level1 which also has access to the Audio module. Now User1 can upload his songs to his profile.

@michael
09/14/18 07:48:43PM
7,816 posts

Custom Module Standard User

Jamroom Developers

If you've yet to create anything for that module, nothing will show.

If the user has not yet created any blog posts, the blog tab will not show because there is nothing to see when the visitor goes there.

If the user is able to upload audio, but has not yet, then the audio tab will not show to others on their profile.

Admin and the Profile owner will always be able to see the tabs.

Just like Admin will see private items in any lists. Admin sees everything.

@michael
09/14/18 04:07:17PM
7,816 posts

Followers Notification Trigger

Using Jamroom

You can use Followers for any purpose you like in conjunction with Listeners an Events or your own module but the only place its output is the Timeline module.

"If I follow a profile, do I get a notification if that profiles uploads a new image?"
You could put a listener in your own custom module to check for that and send out an email if you wanted to.

@michael
09/13/18 05:28:57PM
7,816 posts

Followers Notification Trigger

Using Jamroom

If you follow a profile and that profile shares something to THEIR timeline it will appear in YOUR timeline when you're looking at it. (but only things you've shared to your timeline will show to others looking at your timeline.)

Same as twitter. You follow someone, you get their updates.

@michael
09/13/18 05:27:15PM
7,816 posts

beta core and cacching

Using Jamroom

Yes phpinfo is showin via jamrooms routing system. The view function is in jrCore. its view_jrCore_phpinfo()

Real hard to help out with your issue without having something to test. Im not seeing any limit on uploads on my dev server, but mine is quite different to yours in setup. Mine's just regular apache without lightspeed setup on ubuntu via these docs:

Guide: "High performance Jamroom"
https://www.jamroom.net/brian/documentation/guides/1188/high-performance-jamroom-on-digitalocean

@michael
09/13/18 05:22:44PM
7,816 posts

Some features

Using Jamroom

Get your developer to read here:
https://www.smarty.net/docsv2/en/language.modifier.truncate

All of the smarty3 features are available to him along with many extras provided by jamroom.

@michael
09/13/18 02:35:21AM
7,816 posts

Some features

Using Jamroom

Depends what module you're using for 'articles', but the general idea is you could add an {if} statement into your modules item_detail.tpl page and only show the full details to users in certain quotas.

So if quotas 3,4 and 5 are your paid quotas and by 'articles' you mean jrBlog ?? then in the blogs item_detail.tpl template you could add

{if $_user['profile_quota_id'] in (3,4,5)}
 SHOW THE ARTICLE HERE
{else}
You have to join a paid quota to read this article.
{/if}

Docs: "Template Blocks"
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/module-developer-guide/3126/template-blocks
updated by @michael: 09/13/18 02:35:31AM

@michael
09/12/18 08:53:08PM
7,816 posts

I don't care about cookies (stop having to 'agree' on every site you visit)

Off Topic

Found this after getting annoyed at yet another site requiring me to understand that every site uses cookies and they do to.

https://www.i-dont-care-about-cookies.eu

Its a browser extension that lets every site know that Yes I know what a cookie is and Yes Im happy with you using them.

We'll see if I ever see one again, that's the test.