System Updates remain after installing
Ning To Jamroom
Go to the search modules info tab see what version is listed:
ACP -> MODULES -> LISTING -> SEARCH -> INFO
Forum Activity for @michael
Ning To Jamroom
Go to the search modules info tab see what version is listed:
ACP -> MODULES -> LISTING -> SEARCH -> INFO
Changes to Subscription Blocked By Stripe
Using Jamroom
In the 'plan_modify' function its checking if the payment processor is stripe and if it is those options are disabled. "changes locked by stripe".
So it appears that you can not modify a subscription when stripe is the payment processor. Try creating a new plan.
JR sites going down...
Using Jamroom
If you're able to reproduce the error, outline the steps here. That may provide a clue as to what the issue is.
profile custom feilds quota issues (opposite expected behavior)
Using Jamroom
That code block is from the signup_questions.tpl template found at:
/modules/jrNingImport/templates/signup_questions.tpl
You can override it by copying it to your skin and calling it
/skins/YOUR SKIN/jrNingImport_signup_questions.tpl
Put a {debug} in there and see if the variables you want are available.
Jamroom Sites Slow on Dedicated Server
Proxima
the server load is 3.6 which means the server has 3.6 times more things to do than it can handle at that particular point in time.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Load_%28computing%29
That usually spikes on servers when they are busy but also usually clears out to below 1 at normal times. Keep an eye on your load averages. You can add them as DASHBOARD widgets in the ACP
How to use the notifications dropdown menu - more clarity is needed
Using Jamroom
Not impossible, but wonder if its worth the effort. Currently none of the email options have a category like "Mail" "Support" "Forums and Groups" so each one would need to be analyzed and categorized, then each module adjusted to have that category available.
Open for suggestions for category classifications for each.
updated by @michael: 04/15/18 07:59:21PM
Modules not working correctly at System tools / System Check
Installation and Configuration
The first thing to always try is to RESET CACHE and run the INTEGRITY CHECK.
Docs: "Somethings wrong what do I do?"
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/troubleshooting/114/somethings-wrong-what-do-i-do
If you've already done that and those issues are still happening, then it maybe that your server is not allowed to use the 'system' function.
Check with your hosting company to see if php can use the system function to execute those tools.
How to use the notifications dropdown menu - more clarity is needed
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.
