Forum Activity for @michael

Different div classes

Jamroom Developers

You can call any div anything you like

Then you can use CSS to adjust those classes however you like.

https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/sel_class.asp

or if you like books, Im a big fan of O'Reilly books for learning web development:

Amazon: "O'Reilly: CSS: The Definitive Guide: Visual Presentation for the Web"
https://www.amazon.com/CSS-Definitive-Guide-Visual-Presentation/dp/1449393195/ref=dp_ob_title_bk

How to move a production site to a staging server

Installation and Configuration

Then download the open source version:
https://www.jamroom.net/products

It will have an .htaccess file in it.

How to move a production site to a staging server

Installation and Configuration

yes you can do that. Its a good idea.

How to move a production site to a staging server

Installation and Configuration

nothing wrong with that. you then need to figure out what the server is complaining about and fix that.

A 500 error is the server saying: "Your site told me to do THIS, but the server config files say I should do THAT. So im just going to do nothing until you fix something."

How to move a production site to a staging server

Installation and Configuration

For the .htaccess file, use a default one from a fresh jamroom install. that has no domian names in it.

you can find a copy of it at:
/modules/jrCore/root/.htaccess

copy it to your root folder.

How to move a production site to a staging server

Installation and Configuration

doesnt matter, you set the database credentials in the config.php file. If its a different name, just change it to the correct one in that file.

Pop up box upon click

Design and Skin Customization

Sounds like you're looking for a lightbox.

Take a look at the share button on timeline entries in the jrFollowMe skin. It has an example of what you're trying to accomplish.

How to move a production site to a staging server

Installation and Configuration

you might be over thinking it.

* copy the files to the new server.
* copy the database to the new server.
* update the /data/config/conf.php with the site domain name and the database password.

finished, so login and run the integrity check.

Helping my members see their 'pending' Followers

Using Jamroom

ok, thats released now:
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/networkmarket/393/followers-to-friends

For you, you want the default setting for them to be OFF when new profiles sign up, so uncheckt the checkbox in the GLOBAL CONFIG setting so new profiles do not have approval on.

Then you can use the TOOL to change all profiles in either direction.

Helping my members see their 'pending' Followers

Using Jamroom

We have a new version in testing now jrFriend 1.0.4 that should fix your issue.