Forum Activity for @michael

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Using Jamroom

Profiles are each limited by the quota they are in.

Using the old Ning profile data, and adding backup contact-address field in the user-account form

Ning To Jamroom

We do have the "2 factor authentication" module

Module: "2 Factor Authentication"
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/networkmarket/3/2-factor-authentication

Which, when you (or anybody) submits the correct login details for your account, instead of getting immediately logged in, you are sent an email with a code in it. You must then enter that code to complete the login.

What is "Note" in my quota browser?

Using Jamroom

site.com/profile/admin/quota

You can add a "Quota Admin Note" if the name of the quota is not descriptive enough to let you understand what it is.

If you click on the "rename" button next to it that will take you to the note that you wrote in the box just below it.

--edit--
actually, just hover the mouse over the note icon, the note appears.
updated by @michael: 10/17/16 04:41:21PM

Using the old Ning profile data, and adding backup contact-address field in the user-account form

Ning To Jamroom

Not following how that is a security risk.

I signup with the username 'smiling_dog_205' then change my username to 'grey_fish_999'.

Outward appearance show everything ever written by smiling_dog_205 now written by grey_fish_999. How is that a security risk?

If you dont want them to change it, set it as admin only.

Can de-activated members continue sending private notes if still logged in?

Using Jamroom

How should the help button ? read to be maximumly effective?

Can de-activated members continue sending private notes if still logged in?

Using Jamroom

Groups created by that user will still show.

Guess they shouldn't though. Finding bugs before features are released, too good strumelia.

Using the old Ning profile data, and adding backup contact-address field in the user-account form

Ning To Jamroom

Your site, your choice.

Personally I would think exactly the same fields in both. Cant think of a situation where I want the user to be able to add info, then not be able to update it.

The profile create form is only going to be usable by users who you allow to create extra profiles, like "Power Users"

Docs: "User: Power User"
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/jamroom-admin-handbook/2982/user#power-user

For users who get their profile when they create their user account by signing up, they will only ever see the UPDATE form.

Simple Chat Permissions Denied to Site Admins

Installation and Configuration

try logging out and back in again. Could be something did something weird and kicked you out of the system.

cri mysql error in shops...only when logged out

Design and Skin Customization

The issue looks to me like the WHERE part
There is no WHERE parameter. Same query with WHERE 1 would even work.


Whats the template code that generates that query?

Can de-activated members continue sending private notes if still logged in?

Using Jamroom

Your form designer work around is still valid, the block function just expands on that. It puts a BLOCK column in the "Data Browser" so with one click you can set user_active to 0 and adds a new user_blocked and sets that to 1.

In the profile form it sets profile_active to 0 too.

So the user account and the profile account are both inactive and cant be used. The users is forced logged out and their session is destroyed so they are outside and cant get back in. Their profile cache is reset so the profile is no longer visible and any cookies are deleted. They will appear to the system as a visitor.

The method of adding user_active to the user account is still a perfectly valid way of stopping them from logging in. They will not be able to login if they have user_login set to 0 BUT if they are already logged in and that is changed from 1 to 0 they will not be forcibly logged out.

Thats where the block button helps. It logs them out if they are logged in.