Forum Activity for @michael

How can I add buy now button ?

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nope. If you want to sell albums, you need the foxycart module.

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Jamroom Developers

try deleting the module, clear out any related stuff in the database. check the settings table and the modules table for anything with your modules prefix, then start again.

Could be that you've removed the input box from the form, but that value has already been saved in the datastore.

Refining what's shown in the Home Page activity timeline

Installation and Configuration


and if that doesnt work, coz its always play around til you get it, you can try


Because I think the one paul has reads "action_module is not jrFollower AND action module is not jrComment" where mine reads "action_module is not jrFollower OR action_module is not jrComment"

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Jamroom Developers

any chance of getting that module and a couple of steps to see the issue failing?

How can I add buy now button ?

Using Jamroom

Playlists has been updated to ver 1.0.16 The quota items now come out, so the code above will work.

Batch Edit Photos

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You say that like everyone knows what Flickr looks like. For someone who hasn't used it, could you take a screenshot and post it here?

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No need, we'll get something sorted for you.
updated by @michael: 02/18/15 02:18:52PM

How can I add buy now button ?

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Should be able to just add:
to
ACP -> MEDIA -> AUDIO -> TEMPLATES -> item_playlist.tpl

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Just tried this and it doesnt work right now. The issue is the 'quota_jrPayPal_allowed' setting is not available in that location, I'll see if it can be added in.
updated by @michael: 02/18/15 01:40:33PM

Feature request - Finding active ex-Ning members (Still) in default quota

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Your issue is with the wording. Its probably valid. Try to think of it as not the user being allocated the resources, but the profile directly. There is no direct relationship between the user and the quota.

There is a direct relationship between the user and the profile.
There is a direct relationship between the profile and the quota.

Its the profile's quota of modules. Of which there are only 1 of any particular module, so its a has:has_not relationship.

Profiles in the "First Quota" are allocated these modules:
* audio
* video
* blog

Profiles in the "Second Quota" are allocated these modules:
* audio
* forum
* tickets

then 'user A' might have one profile which is in the "First Quota" and another profile which is in the "Second Quota".

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This document tries to explain the concept:

"Concepts the admin user needs to know"
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/getting-started/2167/concepts-the-admin-user-needs-to-know
updated by @michael: 02/18/15 12:12:37PM

HTML/2

Off Topic

Interesting. Thanks.

Glad they got rid of the decimal point versioning system, it was less than obvious to me.

"HTTP/1.1 just got a major update"
http://evertpot.com/http-11-updated/

The version after 1.1 is still 1.1.

How to Separate Items - Include Only Some

Installation and Configuration

Usually the Quotas system is what you use to determine what shows up on profiles.

"The Jamroom Quota System"
http://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/getting-started/693/the-jamroom-quota-system