Forum Activity for @michael

Header prevents access to top tabs and login fields on ipad

Installation and Configuration

either of those should work.

Just make sure to clear the caches out after you do either.

Header prevents access to top tabs and login fields on ipad

Installation and Configuration

The problem is the header section is over the top of the page. The ipad min doesnt understand that its there.

The solution is to add a margin the height of the header image to the top of the main section of the page.

I dont have an ipad mini to test on, but the solution is going to be adding a

to the #wrapper css class that exists in your mobile only .css file.

something like:
to force the page to start below the height of the header on mobile devices.

If thats not enough info to try some ideas out and check if they work, I can get setup to give more specific ideas.

let me know.

OG Tags Not Working

Using Jamroom

yeah, the buttons are not sharing the page that they are on. The /site_blogs has its og:tags but the share this button from the list will be sharing the DETAIL page of that item.

So if you click the share button from the /site_blogs for "New Years eve party tonight with bubba reaves"

its actually sharing this url:
https://www.mixposure.com/ocr-boys-bobby-g/blog/7526/new-year-eve-party-tonight-with-bubba-reaves

Which has its own set of og:tags.

which are currently probably put there by the jrShareThis module reading from the file at:
/modules/jrBlog/templates/jrShareThis_facebook_meta.tpl

so you can customize all blogs meta detail from there.

Once this new update comes out they will be coming from
/modules/jrBlog/templates/meta.tpl

More about Notification

Suggestions

Previously was a chart like that, got changed to what it is now from that. We'll have a talk about it.

Stop comments on a specific Blog post

Installation and Configuration

Job for the Form Designer.

Little bit of Template Editing.

Docs: "Using the Form Designer"
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/jamroom-admin-handbook/1275/using-the-form-designer

Docs: "Using the Template Editor"
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/jamroom-admin-handbook/3183/using-the-template-editor

First Step is to add an extra field to the Blog 'Update' form. make it a checkbox and title it "disable comments". Then you need to figure out how you want it to work. Is it going to show the present comments but disable the ability to add more, or is it going to disable the comments from showing at all.

...... to be continued

Having the  Event and Blog module able to Upload Multi imagess Like the Gallery Module all at once

Design and Skin Customization

The reason you're feeling some resistance from here to say "Great idea, we'll get that added!" is because the initial image is used as the definitive image for that event in lists, in media scan cards, in og:tags .....

If that single image for the event was changed to be a bunch of event images, then you need to define a specific image for the one to be used as the main image.

That makes the Event module different to how the Blog module works. The blog module has its main image for the blog thats used in the same way.

So the suggestion you got before to use the Form Designer to add a multiple upload image field for the extra images associated with the event and leave the current image for the events "Promotional Poster" image is my suggestion.

Then you can adjust the events item detail page and show all those extra images in whatever way you like.

It would be one extra form field added to your events creation page and you get exactly what you're after.

If you're unsure how to do it we can walk through it here if you like.

OG Tags Not Working

Using Jamroom

Probably whats happening is you're using the facebook debugger to check one URL then posting a different url expecting the same results, but the different url has different tags so you're getting different results.

Need to test each URL in the facebook debugger to see what you will get.

suggest: add an og:title tag to your metatags

OG Tags Not Working

Using Jamroom

There have been some recent updates lately to move the og:tags off of the jrShareThis module and into the jrMeta module.

The plan is to let jrMeta check for a meta.tpl in each of the modules.

This will allow for og:tags and twitter cards to be in place even if you havent signed up to sharethis.com.

These updates should be going out tomorrow, but if anyone on our team has updated your site, its possible you have an updated jrMeta module.

Thats what it looks like from your screenshot, a placeholder icon for something because you haven't got an image for that type.

The jrMeta module should only be adding og:tags to the item's detail pages though. /site_blogs is not a detail page, so if there are og:tags there my guess is they were added with Site Builder in the page config section.

Changed Folder name - Can't Login or Load Charts/templates - After JR6 update

Installation and Configuration

Also the guide you link to is one on how to change the directory of the entire site, but it seams like what you're trying to do is change the directory name of a single skin inside the site, for that you'd want to CLONE the skin. That will change its directory name if you want to customize:

Docs: "Creating your own skin"
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/skin-customization/839/creating-your-own-skin

Changed Folder name - Can't Login or Load Charts/templates - After JR6 update

Installation and Configuration

The issue could be the LAMP stack. Suggest installing a new jamroom install there and test to see if it works. Jamroom requires a linux server.

You can download the open source default stack here:
https://www.jamroom.net/open-source

Then follow these instructions if anything goes wrong:

Docs: "Quick FTP or SFTP install guide"
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/getting-started/4603/quick-ftp-or-sftp-install-guide

to make sure jamroom will run on your local setup.

The server requirements are here:

Docs: "Server Requirements"
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/getting-started/774/server-requirements

If you find that jamroom doesnt work on your LAMP system, you can use virtualbox.org to setup a real linux server on your local machine.

There is a guide to setting up a real server here:

Guide: "High Performance Jamroom"
https://www.jamroom.net/brian/documentation/guides/1188/high-performance-jamroom-on-digitalocean

and another guide here:

Docs: "Setting up a debugging envionment"
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/jamroom-developers-guide/129/setting-up-a-debugging-environment