How to use the notifications dropdown menu - more clarity is needed
Using Jamroom
Previously it looked like this:
Forum Activity for @michael
Using Jamroom
Previously it looked like this:
How to use the notifications dropdown menu - more clarity is needed
Using Jamroom
Previously it was all the options but that was deemed too confusing so was adjusted to the current model.
You're seam to be offering the suggestion to revert to the old model of all options displaying. dilemma
Conditional Sitebuilder Menu Item
Jamroom Developers
OR you could use a smarty function in combination with the existing menu.
Currently the Site Builder menu is created with the /modules/jrSiteBuilder/templates/menu.tpl file.
You can over-ride that with normal system by copying it to the skin your using and calling it jrSiteBuilder_menu.tpl.
Docs: "Altering a modules template"
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/module-developer-guide/1051/altering-a-modules-template
The current menu.tpl file looks like this:
{foreach $_list as $_l0}
<li {if $_post.module_url == $_l0.menu_url}class="active"{/if}>
<a href="{if $_l0.menu_url|substr:0:4 === 'http'}{$_l0.menu_url}{elseif $_l0.menu_url|substr:0:1 === '#'}{$_l0.menu_url}{else}{$jamroom_url}/{$_l0.menu_url}{/if}" onclick="{$_l0.menu_onclick}" class="menu_0_link" data-topic="{$_l0.menu_url}">{$_l0.menu_title}</a>
{if is_array($_l0._children)}
<ul>
{foreach $_l0._children as $_l1}
<li>
<a href="{if $_l1.menu_url|substr:0:4 === 'http'}{$_l1.menu_url}{elseif $_l1.menu_url|substr:0:1 === '#'}{$_l1.menu_url}{else}{$jamroom_url}/{$_l1.menu_url}{/if}" onclick="{$_l1.menu_onclick}" >{$_l1.menu_title}</a>
{if is_array($_l1._children)}
<ul>
{foreach $_l1._children as $_l2}
<li><a href="{if $_l2.menu_url|substr:0:4 === 'http'}{$_l2.menu_url}{elseif $_l2.menu_url|substr:0:1 === '#'}{$_l2.menu_url}{else}{$jamroom_url}/{$_l2.menu_url}{/if}" onclick="{$_l2.menu_onclick}" >{$_l2.menu_title}</a></li>
{/foreach}
</ul>
{/if}
</li>
{/foreach}
</ul>
{/if}
</li>
{/foreach}You can adjust it by passing it first into your own smarty function
Docs: "Defining your own SMARTY function"
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/module-developer-guide/1569/defining-your-own-smarty-function
So it becomes
{xxYourCustom_something list=$_list assign="_list"}
{foreach $_list as $_l0}
....... the same stuff as it was before
{/foreach}
So in your custom function you accept the current list and adjust as necessary.
OR you could inject via other listener parameters before the template is reached.
post to "a jr site"
Suggestions
here are the very well documented docs
Docs: "Ultrajam: LifeStream"
https://www.jamroom.net/ultrajam/documentation/modules/1692/lifestreams
Site Builder On Profile Pages?
Using Jamroom
Was wondering when this question would come up. It was one of the points bough up when considering releasing Site Builder. "But as soon as we release it, we'll get comments about it not working on profiles."
Its been a lot longer than soon.
The answer is no. Because site builder takes over the whole page as a replacement for the .tpl that controls the page. There is not one .tpl file that controls the page for any page on the profile, all the pages come from modules that are there because of the quota system. So its too complex to also add site builder on top of that complexity and still be able to support it.
Site Builder is supposed to be a way to allow the construction of the top section of the site without the need for template adjustment.
Template adjustment still has more flexibility than Site Builder but with the cost of being slightly more involved to setup and requiring the need to deal with code.
Skin Customization for Follow Me
Design and Skin Customization
Definitely will not be any updates coming out for any jamroom version pre JR6.
profile custom feilds quota issues (opposite expected behavior)
Using Jamroom
The wrapper function is
{if jrUser_is_logged_in() && $_conf.sedreadsiteskin4_profile_questions == 'on'}Looking inside the smarty_function_jrNingImport_signup_questions() function it calls the 'signup_questions.tpl' template.
That looks like this:
{if isset($_items)}
{foreach from=$_items item="item"}
{if
$item.group == 'visitor' ||
($item.group == 'user' && jrUser_is_logged_in()) ||
($item.group == 'power' && isset($_user.quota_jrUser_power_user) && $_user.quota_jrUser_power_user == 'on') ||
($item.group == 'admin' && jrUser_is_admin()) ||
($item.group == 'master' && jrUser_is_master()) ||
(jrCore_checktype($item.group, 'number_nz') && $item.group == $_user.profile_quota_id)
}
<h4>{$item.label}:</h4> {$item.answer}<br>
{/if}
{/foreach}
{/if}
There are a lot of IF's that need to be met in order for things to display.
Overriding a View Function
Jamroom Developers
There are many ways to do things, what I normally do when trying to figure something out is use a server with xdebug on it and put a breakpoint where I want to be, then look back up to see what its run over.
If there's nothing in the chart of override points that works for you, how about a listener early on in the flow of things that checks if the $_post data matches a specific structure that is desired to be redirected and if it fits the case use jrCore_location() to redirect to where you want to go. It would cause a page refresh, but would probably not be noticed by the user who is waiting for a page refresh at that point anyhow.
profile custom feilds quota issues (opposite expected behavior)
Using Jamroom
Looks like you're going to need to copy the smarty function to get just what you need if you need to refine the results.
Docs: "Defining your own smarty function"
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/module-developer-guide/1569/defining-your-own-smarty-function
Overriding a View Function
Jamroom Developers
I made this diagram of override points a long time ago, there are probably more now, but its a map of router.php
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/60/A_diagram_of_the_routing_system_used_in_Jamroom_5.png
There are lots of override points.
