Forum Activity for @michael

michael
@michael
07/22/18 06:40:23PM
7,816 posts

creating an unlisted admin Page


Using Jamroom

if you make a file and call it my_ebay_stuff.tpl and upload it to:/
/skins/(YOUR ACTIVE SKIN)/my_ebay_stuff.tpl

Then put this in it
{jrCore_include template="header.tpl"}
HERE IS SOME INFO FOR EBAY STUFF
{jrCore_include template="footer.tpl"}
it will display on your site at http://yoursite.com/my_ebay_stuff

Site builder would give you access to all the editors and stuff too though, so that probably would be easier if you didnt want to muck around with code.
michael
@michael
07/22/18 06:33:15PM
7,816 posts

Why do ads i put in the header show on pages i create but not on profile pages?


Using Jamroom

The CSS class for that big profile image is #profile_header.

I reckon, add in a {debug} where you're thinking about adding the code and see if there is any variable useful to trigger the adverts off of.
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michael
@michael
07/19/18 10:53:52PM
7,816 posts

Newlines in database converted to HTML break for presentation


Jamroom Developers

First was comments in a textarea...(da da da insert music here). Then came TinyMCE....

So jamroom was setup to store the comments as they were formatted coming from the textarea, then in order to turn that into HTML that looks the same as it was formatted in the textarea nl2br() is added to the output.

So put a texteditor in place of a textarea and you end up needing to know which was used ( not which is active NOW ) to enter the text.

The answer to your question is:
which: nl2br()
who: jamroom

--edit--
The solution if its causing a problem for you is to exclude NL2BR from the string formatters.

eg: for blog's item_detail.tpl the blog text will be output like this:
{$item.blog_text|jrCore_format_string:$item.profile_quota_id}
The solution is to add 'nl2br' to the EXCLUDE list
{$item.blog_text|jrCore_format_string:$item.profile_quota_id:null:nl2br}

Then the BR won't be output.
updated by @michael: 07/19/18 11:09:43PM
michael
@michael
07/19/18 04:11:08AM
7,816 posts

How to change the default settings for Notifications?


Using Jamroom

The default is going to be to notify the correct user of something they should be interested in. We've tried to get it setup right, however if there is somewhere where you think the default should be something other than what it is, let us know.
michael
@michael
07/18/18 08:30:33PM
7,816 posts

How to change the default settings for Notifications?


Using Jamroom

You're right, you can't as admin set the system up as:
* The profile has a guestbook, but the profile owner will not be notified when someone writes in the guestbook.

By default the notifications are set to ON. The user can then decide to turn them off.

What your after can be done by a module though, although the question "Why?" does jump to mind.
michael
@michael
07/18/18 04:30:12PM
7,816 posts

How to change the default settings for Notifications?


Using Jamroom

only admin gets notified when new members join the network
michael
@michael
07/16/18 04:37:17AM
7,816 posts

How do we put alt tags in images ?


Using Jamroom

Really depends on where you're talking about.
<img src="(some url)" alt="description of the image">

or if its in the tempates via jrCore_image, then
{jrCore_image skin="jrYourSkinHere" image="menu.png" alt="menu"}
michael
@michael
07/16/18 04:34:45AM
7,816 posts

France - FIFA World Cup winners!


Off Topic

Congratulations :) :thumbs-up:
michael
@michael
07/16/18 04:33:36AM
7,816 posts

For sharing with OneAll Social, how to link another network account to a JR network account?


Using Jamroom

Yes, you're right, it should be NETWORKS.

That looks like there is a setting at twitter that needs checking.

Try the steps found here:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10567305/why-does-my-twitter-application-access-level-is-read-only-and-how-can-i-change

Quote:
1. Go to dev.twitter.com/apps
2. Select your app
3. Go to the Settings tab
4. Look for 'Application Type'
5. Change it to Read and Write

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