Forum Activity for @michael

New Jamroom Hosting Features Questions

Jamroom Hosting

Yes you can use the ONEALL module:

Docs: "Oneall Social"
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/modules/284/oneall-social

To allow users to use a single sign on account to sign in to all systems. Each would need to be logged into individually though.

Unless you built a module to connect all the sign on systems.

I purchase my domains through namecheap ( https://www.namecheap.com ).

Another popular one is enom ( http://www.enom.com/ )

You can use whoever you like. We don't have a dashboard button to do it.
updated by @michael: 08/14/16 04:39:59PM

New Jamroom Hosting Features Questions

Jamroom Hosting

1.) The help text for that reads "Free Marketplace Items: Jamroom Hosted Subscribers can install as many modules and skins (created by the Jamroom Network) on their sites as they would like." So if you have the 4G hosted package which has 1 "Free Modules & Skins" then you can create one domain. eg: great-skateboarding-videos.com and use any of the modules and skins created by the Jamroom Network for free on that domain. You can look through those module here: https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/networkmarket all the ones with a price on will be free for one domain.

If you then want to add another domain eg: best-ballet-dancer-videos.com you would either need to upgrade to the 8G plan to get all the modules and skins free for that one, or purchase the ones that you need if you stayed on the 4G plan because it only comes with Free Modules and Skins for one domain.

If you go with the 24G plan you can add as many domains and create as many communities on each of those domains as you like, its unlimited.

2.) It depends on which module you use. The most robust module is the Foxycart module which allows you to sell subscriptions, sell videos and items etc, and for the system admin to keep any percentage that they like. foxycart is a shopping cart service and to use it you need to sign up for their system too which cost around $15/month, so only use it if you are setting up a sales as a main feature. If you want a tack on system just in case someone may want to buy something, there is the paypal module. you cant sell subscriptions with it, and you cant take a percentage. the money goes directly to the seller of the item.

3.) We have never provided a chat system package for Jamroom, perhaps you are thinking of cometchat which is a separate company that has a chat module that can work with jamroom. Its not provided by us.

If AV chat or Video whisper work on our hosting you can use them, but we dont install extra software to make other packages work. A common one that is required is ion-cube loaders. if they require that, it will not work on our servers.

Different Skin for mobile site version

Design and Skin Customization

I can help with issues you encounter here in the forum but not to a degree where I build it and you copy+paste it into a module.

Look at how the Admin Skin module works and use that as a guide.

Users dont get the file they paid for

Using Jamroom


So it was working but then stopped. Did you change anything at paypal? What was the song that was purchased?

Comments item_action - Use module_name

Design and Skin Customization

That question could use a little more info, you're working the abstraction parts of my brain too hard

the way {jrCore_module_url} works is you pass it the module name, eg 'jrAudio' and it returns the currently assigned url 'audio' or 'uploaded_audio' or whatever else the admin decided to change it to.

So if you're wanting 'jrAudio' instead of 'audio' then from your example what you want is already there:

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Docs: "{jrCore_module_url}"
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/jamroom-developers-guide/761/jrcore-module-url
updated by @michael: 08/13/16 12:40:44AM

Different Skin for mobile site version

Design and Skin Customization

Its possible, but there hasn't been a simple "turn it on" method released as a module.

Ideas on how to possible ways approach this problem:
1.) There is a template function jrCore_is_mobile_device() that checks to see whether the device viewing the page is a mobile device or not, you could use that to structure the page differently for mobile vs desktop browsers.

Docs: "{if jrCore_is_mobile_device()}{/if}"
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/jamroom-developers-guide/3191/if-jrcore-is-mobile-device-if

2.) install one version of jamroom into each of the URLs so they each get their own database, then find a way to use all of the tables from the main site on the secondary site EXCEPT for the 'settings' table, so it will have its own settings.

3.) create a module that detects which URL the page is being displayed on, then use the same concept as the "Admin Skin" module to switch the active skin depending on the URL. (This is probably the first way I would try to do it, it seams the simplest.)

Youtube Channel sync

Suggestions

nope, the user id retrieves the channel id and that channel is synced.

MSkin menu

Design and Skin Customization

What methods did you attempt?

Users dont get the file they paid for

Using Jamroom

Thanks for the URL, it makes it easier to understand the issue.

The file is there:
The Scientist & General Jah Mikey Live dub Show
@thescientist

You need to click the DOWNLOAD button. Here is a screenshot

Multiple Skins Question

Using Jamroom

Your commenting on a thread that is already marked 'solved' with a different question. Better to open a new question. Perhaps a good title "Different Skin for mobile site version"