Forum Activity for @michael

michael
@michael
01/21/17 04:41:36PM
7,826 posts

Recovering a small skin customization I lost when I moved to jr6


Using Jamroom

yeah, thats it.

You're checking if the timeline entry is a comment on the profile and if it is skip it.
    {if !(isset($item['action_item']['comment_module']) && $item['action_item']['comment_module'] == 'jrProfile')}
...

So to get it back how it was, and only skip showing those messages on the front timeline, re-make the index_activity.tpl by copying the /modules/jrAction/templates/item_list.tpl to /skins/YOUR-SKIN/index_action.tpl

Then add that template into the jrCore_list with a template="index_action.tpl"

At this point you have EXACTLY the same as the default. Once thats working, then we start changing it.

The reason we do it like this instead of a direct override via the TEMPLATES tab in the ACP is that we still want to show those profile timeline comments on the profiles of the users who wrote them. (if you dont want them there too, then this could be done via an ACP edit.)

Let me know when thats done or if its too difficult and we'll rethink.
michael
@michael
01/21/17 03:47:36PM
7,826 posts

glitch when posting links to site media urls in comments/posts


Using Jamroom

what you're explaining is exactly how we've built it to work. That is expected functionality:

If the link is added via the [ link ] icon from the editor, then its just a link, nothing else.

If the link is just pasted into the body of the text and the "Media URL Scanner" module is active it gets converted. The purpose of the "Media URL Scanner" module is to scan media for URL's and turn them into the version at the destination of the link.

Seams correct.

Sounds like you're wanting the URL to remain even after its been converted. That could be done with an alteration of the card templates. (if thats what you after, not 100%)
michael
@michael
01/21/17 03:42:29PM
7,826 posts

Recovering a small skin customization I lost when I moved to jr6


Using Jamroom

do you have the code that was in index_activity.tpl?

suspect it was just jumping the entries that were welcome messages.
michael
@michael
01/21/17 03:09:17PM
7,826 posts

glitch when posting links to site media urls in comments/posts


Using Jamroom

Try that now. Brian's the one who's been working hard on figuring this one out. update from the marketplace and you should be good now.
michael
@michael
01/21/17 12:45:04PM
7,826 posts

glitch when posting links to site media urls in comments/posts


Using Jamroom

We have a fix that will work for your situation strumelia. During testing we found a way to cause it to break even with the new system. Hoping to find a way to fix that issue, then release.
michael
@michael
01/21/17 01:34:51AM
7,826 posts

How do i call a Chained menu function


Design and Skin Customization

not enough info to get a full picture of what you're trying to do.

Docs: "Chained Select"
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/modules/1753/chained-select

Perhaps you could tell us which part of the docs need some extra explaining. That will help make that page more useful to everyone.

Thanks :)
michael
@michael
01/21/17 12:36:10AM
7,826 posts

Custom Forum Settings


Using Jamroom

We use the Issue Tracker for private stuff that we build, but you can make things public too. On the public stuff you can allow members to comment.

So you could have a forum and an issue tracker. Then only add users to the profile the issue tracker is on who are allowed to create stuff on the issue tracker.
michael
@michael
01/21/17 12:33:34AM
7,826 posts

Facebook Song Images


Using Jamroom

Whats a URL?
michael
@michael
01/21/17 12:30:02AM
7,826 posts

Issue Installing


Installation and Configuration

Sounds like you're missing the .htaccess file. When you unzip the download, on some systems . prefixed files are hidden.

I know on kubuntu I need to do alt+. to see hidden files.

Could be that. Check you have uploaded the .htaccess file from the jamroom package.

If not that, then need to make sure mod_rewrite is working on your server. They are the only 2 things that come to mind.

When you say you are "installing it on my own server", makes me question: does that install have a domain name like yoursite.com or are you installing it on the ip adresss ( 127.0.0.1 ) or are you using localhost ( http://localhost/ ) coz that may make a difference too.

When I setup a local install, I always use /etc/hosts and give my install a domain name even if that domain only works for my machine, its still better than an ipaddress or localhost.
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