Issue with lists created according to likes?
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Try numerical descending
Forum Activity for @michael
Disqus Module Acting Strange?
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Docs: "Disqus Comments"
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/modules/1348/disqus-comments
the number will make no difference if the template is setup correctly because the module's name will be an identifier.
{jrDisqus_comments disqus_identifier="jrBlog_`$item._item_id`"}How to remove native comments?
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nice! Can use the same method for pretty much anything you want to locate, so good to know.
Well done.
Issue tracker resolution field strips out code
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Tried to reproduce this with jrTracker 1.2.6 and the current BETA core and couldn't. Marking it as 'completed', but if its still an issue, just say.
How to remove native comments?
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Here's a video on how to use the Template Editor and figuring out where that is:
Forum Question: How to adjust a template
Docs: "Using the Template Editor"
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/jamroom-admin-handbook/3183/using-the-template-editor
How to add items to the 'user dropdown' menu that members see under username after login?
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You mean this menu? (screenshot)
That menu is mainly there to allow modules to add menu items to. So if you're thinking to do it from a module, then the code is:
// Skin menu link to 'following'
$_tmp = array(
'group' => 'user',
'label' => 'Profiles You Follow'
'url' => 'following'
);
jrCore_register_module_feature('jrCore', 'skin_menu_item', 'jrFollower', 'following', $_tmp);
You'd do the same from your module.
Purpose of it is to allow modules to add themselves to the skin without the need for the owner of the skin to do any customization to get the module to work.
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If you're wanting to add a static item onto the end or the beginning of that, you can do it without building a module by customizing the menu.tpl file in your skin.
/skins/(YOUR SKIN)/menu.tpl
It probably looks like this
{foreach $_items as $entry}
{assign var="oc" value=""}
{if isset($entry.menu_onclick) && strlen($entry.menu_onclick) > 2}
{assign var="oc" value=" onclick=\"`$entry.menu_onclick`\" "}
{/if}
{if isset($entry.menu_function_result) && strlen($entry.menu_function_result) > 0}
{if is_numeric($entry.menu_function_result)}
<li><a href="{$entry.menu_url}" {$oc}>{$entry.menu_label} [{$entry.menu_function_result}]</a></li>
{else}
<li><a href="{$entry.menu_url}" {$oc}>{$entry.menu_label} <img src="{$entry.menu_function_result}" alt="{$entry.menu_label}"></a></li>
{/if}
{else}
<li><a href="{$entry.menu_url}" {$oc}>{$entry.menu_label}</a></li>
{/if}
{/foreach}
so if you add another LI at the end it will show up in the menu
<li><a href="https://jamroom.net">A link to Jamroom.net</a></li>
Stream Pay data for profiles
Suggestions
The individual transactions are stored in the jr_jrprofilestream_log table and the balance of money owing to the profile is stored in the jrProfile datastore on the 'profile_balance' key.
How to leave? (How to delete, or how to remove, own account?)
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User A asks a question: "how do I ......" and user b, user c, user d all answer it. It shouldn't be user a's right to delete that question.
However User A upload their song to the site, then deletes their profile, what happens to those songs should be dictated by the sites usage policy. (whatever they agreed to when joining the site)
