Forum Activity for @michael

full list of all tags?

Using Jamroom

you want a list of something.......

Docs: "{jrCore_list}"
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/jamroom-developers-guide/89/jrcore-list

--edit--
(worried thats too vague) the module you're after is jrTags, so
you want all of them, so

You probably want to control how they are displayed, so you want to add the template="" to that too.
updated by @michael: 10/08/16 02:27:06AM

Jamroom 6 Fowllow me Calendar issue Beta testing

Design and Skin Customization

Thanks, we'll get that sorted.

Can I move discussions from a group to my site's community forum?

Ning To Jamroom

Maybe set blogs in that post to 'admin approval' in the BLOG -> QUOTA CONFIG section. Bit more work for the admin, but it might help get the message across.

RumbleTalk Integration

Using Jamroom

To do it yourself:

Docs: "Ning to Jamroom: Table of Contents"
https://www.jamroom.net/ning-to-jamroom/documentation/

To get us to do it for you:

Marketplace: Services
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/serviceshop

NingJa vs NingJaClone - do I need both skins?

Ning To Jamroom

When you clone a skin, say jrPhotoPro to a new name say xxPrettyPhoto all instances of 'jrPhotoPro' get swapped out for 'xxPrettyPhoto' so the skin is self contained in the directory on the server at:
/skins/xxPrettyPhoto/(all the files)

If one of those 'jrPhotoPro' changes got missed or was still pointing to
/skins/jrPhotoPro/(some file)

That could be the cause of your issue. I'd check the .tpl files in your skin to make sure there are no other skin names in your cloned skin causing issues.

Site builder wont cause any issues in this case unless you have the name of a skin specifically defined in any of the site builder code. It doesn't change over skin changes.

Jamroom - in the flesh and blood

Off Topic

There's still more division possibilities even after you've settled on "non-developers" as your chosen target audience.

Are the audience going to be ADMINISTERING a jamroom site or using it from a 'member of the site' perspective. If its administering, then the concepts that are hardest to get you're head around are the separation of USER, PROFILE, QUOTA in setting up the system.

Docs: "Jamroom Admin Handbook : Table of Contents"
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/jamroom-admin-handbook

It seams like you'll be talking to members who will be using a site that you and steve have setup, so that link's probably not so relevant to them.

For you're case how you've setup the system rather than what the system is is what you'll be explaining. Explaining that there are different types of profile ('how you've setup the quotas') and what each one is for. Their similarities: each profile is the canonical home to any piece of content albeit that piece of content can be shown in other locations on the site.

Some profiles have different things on them ( modules via quotas ) but they're still profiles. You'll be focusing on the flow of using your site to achieve goals. Hopefully the site gets out of the way all together so you can just focus on the goals of the site which is getting the user to understand the subject matter i believe.

Saw some of the modules stevex made to extend the Docs module, real cool.

How can I delete comments on a page?

Using Jamroom

The issue is you have that page set to display on the main site the delete buttons only show on the profile pages. I'll open a tracker to see if its possible to add in this location.

For now, you can disable comments on that page by going here:
http://researchcooperative.org/page/update/id=5

and uncheck the "Allow Item Features".

If you just wanted to delete one specific comment, change the "Page Location" to "Page is visible on profile", then you will be able to delete the comments from the page on your profile, then change it back to the main site.

NingJa vs NingJaClone - do I need both skins?

Ning To Jamroom

You must have created a clone of Ningja and called it NingJaClone.

NingJa was created by us and is in the marketplace, so if we adjust anything with the marketplace version you will receive those updates when they come out.

NingJaClone will receive no updates. It is your skin totally now.

If you want to see what updates come out keep NingJa, if you dont, it can be deleted.

How can I delete comments on a page?

Using Jamroom

Its important to include a URL with this type of question. There could be multiple locations and if you're looking at a different one to us, the conversation will quickly get confusing.

--edit--
even a relative one if you want to keep your site anonymous
site.com/jerry/page/34/interesting-facts-about-the-sea-pig
updated by @michael: 10/06/16 06:51:19PM

Jamroom - in the flesh and blood

Off Topic

You mean leave the cave and go outside? people do that?

No experience here sorry. Just on youtube and yeah its hard. Mainly because its difficult to know at what level to explain it.

I started to like jamroom a few years ago for the the following reasons:
* The code was written in a way that I would write the code if I had written it so it was easy to understand when reading it.
* It was always under active development and releases just kept coming. You rarely had to hack anything, you'd just ask and a way to do it got added in to the core. So it was good for developers to build stuff on.

Since then its kind of taken a different turn from a useful tool for developers to looking more toward non-developers and what they need too. The roots are still there of a great system for developers too and they have gotten better. EVERYTHING is a module and modules can talk to each other. So if you were talking to developers, then everything being a module and all modules being about to pass data around and override stuff before it gets to the end user is a great thing to talk about.

The "Events and Listeners" system allow one module to alter other modules data before it reaches the screen. The "Datastore" system allows other modules to add extra data to any modules database without the need to alter the database structure. The routing system allows modules to override a different modules claim to a URL or to provide extra URL's to extend modules without even knowing about them (check out "Magic Views").

So thats what gets me excited. On another level is what that enables you to build and what has been built.

Because all that exists, Site Builder exists which is the drag-n-drop skin system that allows non-coders to access the modules to bring get the data they're interested in displaying out to wherever they want to display it. Not everyone is a coder. So if its non-coders you're talking to, you'd probably be showing this system along with related modules. Perhaps talking about the structure of the system, how the focus of the system is the profiles and the main part of the site is just a way to showcase what exists on the profiles.

Perhaps the separation of profiles into quotas to allow different allocation of resources to different groups of people. Depends on whether you're talking to people who want to setup their own site and explain how it works, or people who are going to be using an existing site.

Hard to know where to begin.