Forum Activity for @michael

Changing profile look

Design and Skin Customization

Better to put each question in its own thread with a clear title. That way when others come later searching and see the title is the same as their question and its marked 'solved' then they know they will find an answer to their question.

The function you want is {jrProfile_disable_sidebar}

There are a few threads on it:
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/forum/new_posts?search_string=Profile_disable_sidebar
updated by @michael: 06/20/16 04:19:58PM

How to translate the Dashboard?

Using Jamroom

There is lots of stuff in the admin dashboard that is only in english. We here at jamroom.net only speak english, so can only offer admin support to english speaking admins.

Jamroom Facebook/Twitter Campaign

Announcements

cut+paste composite of what the interface of the jamroom Advertising module would look like for the admin/purchasing user.

Having trouble imagining how it should look. Thinking the concept is, site owner turns on the module and adverts start coming in from a central server of people wanting to buy ads anywhere on the jamroom install network. These are then over-ridden if there are any local ads sold on the specific site. Close?

Testing the Wall Widget

Using Jamroom

The template code isn't going to help you any because each module produces their own variable names. You can take the outputted HTML directly from the site and use that in structuring your module.

jrCore_format_string :: issues

Jamroom Developers

yep the issue is probably truncate. Truncate just cuts the string off at 170 characters no matter what.


If you're thinking that the 170 characters is just the text inside the href, better think again, its everything. So cutting it off is always a bad idea in my mind.

As for the jrCore_format_string issue

Docs: "{jrCore_format_string}"
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/development/1437/jrcore-format-string

The jrCore_format_string is just one of the piped converters you are applying to the variable
{$some_var|first_converter|second_converter|third_converter}

They run in order, so if the first_converter turns all @tags into html links, then the second_converter strips all html, then the second one is stripping the work the first one did.

Try truncate as the first converter then run all your stuff after that.

Extra menu level site builder?

Using Jamroom

My suggestion is if you plan on getting users from mobile devices viewing the page, dont make your menus more than 2 deep.

Meta Tags

Using Jamroom

maybe check for them with {debug} If they are defined already, then dont include your custom ones.

Docs: {debug}
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/development/1477/debug

Docs: Template Blocks
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/development/3126/template-blocks

Changing profile look

Design and Skin Customization

sure, every skin has a profile_header.tpl profile_index.tpl profile_footer.tpl

The menu is styled by the jrProfile_menu function so you can have it look like however you want it to look.

Docs: {jrProfile_menu}
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/development/1997/jrprofile-menu

The best place for figuring out what you can do is by looking at the existing skins and how they do it.

Modal Login

Suggestions

After the login is complete, you have options as to where to redirect to:
YOUR-SITE.com/user/admin/quota/hl=login_page#ff-login_page

ACP -> MODULES -> USERS -> USERS -> QUOTA CONFIG -> LOGIN REDIRECT

You could specify a url of a custom module that recorded the last page the users was on. That might even be recorded for you already on the jrCore_get_local_referrer() function.

Embed Local Media in TinyMCE not working in Chrome on iOS

Using Jamroom

Try again now with .jpeg, should be working now.