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That template code looks like it will fail.
template:
{if jrCore_is_mobile_device()}
{myModule_amplify html=$html}
{else}
{$html}
{/if}
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That template code looks like it will fail.
template:
Dynamically changing $_user quota settings
Jamroom Developers
The event that returns the $_user variable back into router.php is 'session_started'.
You get the $_SESSION data passed into that listener and whatever you return becomes your $_user.
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in your modules _init()
jrCore_register_event_listener('jrUser', 'session_started', 'jrYourModule_session_started_listener');updated by @michael: 11/29/18 11:13:42PM
Help creating a menu item
Design and Skin Customization
$_user is the user looking at the screen
$_profile is the profile being looked at
$_conf is all the global settings
You seam like your getting into the good stuff quickly so these docs could be useful
Docs: "{debug}"
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/module-developer-guide/1477/debug
Not all variables are the same everywhere, so {debug} helps you understand what you have to work with wherever you are.
and {jrCore_list} is the main go-to function from templates to get stuff from the database.
Docs: "{jrCore_list}"
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/jamroom-developers-guide/89/jrcore-list
Comments text area missing
Installation and Configuration
Thanks for the info on disqus not being installed.
First thing that jumps to mind to check is: is the comments allowed for all the quotas:
ACP -> MODULES -> ITEM FEATURES -> COMMENTS -> QUOTA CONFIG -> Allowed On Profile -> CHECK
and use the APPLY TO ALL QUOTAS button at the top to make sure every quota gets those same settings.
Dynamically changing $_user quota settings
Jamroom Developers
Probably the function that you're after is:
jrUser_session_sync($_user['_user_id']);blog url changefor local seo
Installation and Configuration
The url's are just decorative, so:
your-site.com/someone/blog/15
is exactly the same as
your-site.com/someone/blog/15/the-title-of-the-blog
Usually the title of the blog is run through a function and saved to the datastore on 'blog_title_url' then used in the templates like {$item.blog_title_url}.
But if you want to do your own formatting of the blog title and adjust the links you can.
Docs: "Defining your own SMARTY function"
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/module-developer-guide/1569/defining-your-own-smarty-function
Then you could pass in the title to the SMARTY function and structure it into whatever format you liked.
Is it feasible to build a central "Text editor settings" control module?
Suggestions
The request is "A way to remove any text formatting done in the editor"?
There's this button:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/21159778/clear-formatting-button-in-tinymce
To set it up for the blog post editor, the file you want to adjust is jrCore 'form_editor.tpl' and where it reads:
toolbar1: "formatselect | fontselect fontsizeselect forecolor toolbar1: "removeformat | formatselect | fontselect fontsizeselect forecolor 
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There are many ways to do it. Here is one way:
Docs: "Defining your own SMARTY function"
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/module-developer-guide/1569/defining-your-own-smarty-function
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When you copy the content of the $html and put it into a variable
$html = <<<EOF
<p>Hello</p>
<p>world and the rest of your html here.....</p>
EOF;
echo ampify($html);
Does it look like you want it to look?
White page will show in your error log what the error is.
