Forum Activity for @michael

michael
@michael
02/24/18 07:31:33PM
7,826 posts

TinyMCE Editor 4.7.6 no longer working after Jamroom Upgrade to 6.1.6


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its browser caching. Chrome is particularly agressive. you need to clear the cache on your browser, or wait until it clears itself.

We were just going to skip upgrading because it caused so many issues to site users, but the new version works on mobile devices, so a bit of pain now will be worth it to get that for the future.
michael
@michael
02/24/18 07:29:43PM
7,826 posts

Email validation for new members, an incomplete error message, and incomplete activation link message


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needs to be validated AND have a credit card entered. Otherwise you can only send emails to email addresses that you have entered into a list at mailgun.
michael
@michael
02/24/18 07:00:47PM
7,826 posts

Helping my members see their 'pending' Followers


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So the goal is:
* When personA clicks the FOLLOW button on personB's profile, then personB is now automatically following personA too?
michael
@michael
02/22/18 11:51:17AM
7,826 posts

Helping my members see their 'pending' Followers


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What should be happening in the original module is:
* PersonA clicks 'Follow' on PersonB's profile, A is now following B and a pending request is added to B's pending list. Once B clicks approve, then B is following A completing the loop.

--edit--
testing the system now to figure out what is going on and what should happen.
updated by @michael: 02/22/18 11:52:25AM
michael
@michael
02/22/18 12:47:28AM
7,826 posts

Helping my members see their 'pending' Followers


Using Jamroom

sorry, haven't got to this yet. Will try to make some time for it tomorrow. apologies.
michael
@michael
02/20/18 01:56:47PM
7,826 posts

jrAparna module


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If you change a modules template in the file system, then whenever a new module is released the change will disappear.

The problem is:
* skins that don't override modules will have no issue.
* skins that require an override of a module template in order to fit into the skin wont work with a default module made by aparna because the modules template wont have been customized to fit the skin.

Using aparna to create a module that doesnt fit with the skin causes:
"I made this with aparna, but it doesnt work" type questions to be asked, to which the answer is "It will work but you have to customize the templates now", to which the response is "How do I do that without code, im not a coder".

Which leaves us at a point where we need to do direct customizations to individual sites each time the module is used.

Thats not a good structure, so its better to retire the module and let those that will make modules make them, and not give half finished modules to those that dont really want to make modules.
michael
@michael
02/19/18 04:13:08PM
7,826 posts

jrAparna module


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blindmime:....
Well I'll be. I've always just changed the template in the module folder...
Guess you hate it when updates come out then? Probably don't update because you don't want to re-apply your changes? Use those methods and you can like updating again ;)
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