Forum Activity for @michael

Upgrading from very old Site Builder

Using Jamroom

Its real hard to say what will happen without doing it, then fixing the results. Probably after the import you will need to fiddle with things.

The worst thing to do is to change it, see things are not quite right and immediately revert because then you'll have an extra step (which involves database manipulation) next time you want to try, so set aside a few hours just in case. do it, and work through any issues after the transition.

If it all does fail and its not going to work, you can turn off the new sitebuilder module and turn back on the old ones and you will be back to where you are now.

Prices on Lists of Downloadables Have Gone Missing

Using Jamroom

does the same issue persist when you switch to a default skin?

php warnings from smarty templates

Jamroom Developers

you could get rid of it with an isset, but is that the issue?

skin from scratch

Design and Skin Customization

You probably will find stuff that doesn't line up exactly, fork it and add your fixes where you find them.

Tech question about videos in site builder

Using Jamroom

Thats not going to work. javascript is very picky about where it loads from, it will get annoyed and stop working if you try to load stuff from a slightly different url.

javascript views www.somesite.com and somesite.com as different urls and wont load content from one onto the other.

By putting a javascript player into an rss feed and trying to display it on completely different domains its never going to work.

The way players get into embedded into other domains is via iframe's usually.

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If this is for a sitebuilder block, you shouldn't need to go through RSS feed to get there. Just use an "Item List" widget.
updated by @michael: 05/03/16 06:26:30PM

skin from scratch

Design and Skin Customization

might look at the bootstrap version I made:
https://github.com/ussher/bootstrap

It has the bits and pieces separated out into .css files in it.

The other thing is the Admin Skin module, it allows you to use a separate skin for the admin, profile, and site areas. So if you only want to make a skin for one section, use the Admin Skin module and use Elastic (or whatever) for the admin panel and profile, and your blank skin for the front end.

--edit--
oh, and there is the "blank skin" which might be a possible starting point too:
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/networkmarket/106/blank-skin
updated by @michael: 05/03/16 03:35:05PM

ShareThis problem

Design and Skin Customization

after your ajax call, load the sharethis stuff again on the main page. You cant have the share this stuff on the page that's loaded via ajax.

Pro Jam Light

Design and Skin Customization

in index_new_videos.tpl, change all the 'jrVideo' to 'jrSoundCloud' and all the 'video_' to 'soundcloud_'

and you should be close.

customizing the pay pal module

Jamroom Developers

Might be easier to use the paypal module as a base to build your own module for this one. There are no directions because nobody has done it.

There are a few ways I could think to do it, use the events and listeners system

Docs: "Events and listeners"
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/development/1011/events-and-listeners

Hard to say exact steps without lots of poking around and building the module.

Trying to create a fixed side_panel

Design and Skin Customization

yes.

Probably best to clone the skin before making your alterations. There is a clone skin tool in the ACP.