Forum Activity for @michael

michael
@michael
10/24/14 01:49:15AM
7,832 posts

JrComments Request
Suggestions

Yeah. No problem. I've been working on a similar setup for a module in the Site Builder set and it can get a bit messy in some places. Like right now when a user comments on a blog, it goes into their timeline with something like:

Quote: Posted a new Comment on "second blog with a poll":

And if your following them, you see that and can click to visit the blog post (because blog posts appear on a profile). When you put comments on comments that would be a link to the comment which doesn't have its own place, so its weird. So there'd be some testing needed.
michael
@michael
10/24/14 01:42:07AM
7,832 posts

html tag properties
Installation and Configuration

There are a few things in there that need to be looked at. I'll get it sorted out for the next release.

When done, use the table icon on the editor, then right click and choose ROW -> PROPERTIES -> ADVANCED -> BACKGROUND COLOR to select the color. I'll make sure it can pass through the checks.
michael
@michael
10/24/14 01:15:22AM
7,832 posts

html tag properties
Installation and Configuration

sekeri:
Of course the output is not correct. I have uploaded the image of the original and saved table output. You can see it in the uploaded image.

Not sure why you say 'of course' because technically they are exactly the same. It looks like your CSS is being applied to the tag though. If you update your CSS you can get it looking visually the same.

I suspect its getting stripped because is not a valid HTML5 tag.

"HTML5 element list"
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Guide/HTML/HTML5/HTML5_element_list

--edit--
colspan on the TD should be being allowed through though, ill check that out.

Thanks.
updated by @michael: 10/24/14 01:22:16AM
michael
@michael
10/24/14 12:01:43AM
7,832 posts

html tag properties
Installation and Configuration

Looks like font is bing converted to span and the style applied. Is the output correct? They seam like the same code to me.

The html purifier is run on code passing into the database to make sure there is no malicious code.
michael
@michael
10/23/14 05:35:21PM
7,832 posts

JrComments Request
Suggestions

Before the jrComments module there was the jrDisqus module. It has threaded comments.

https://disqus.com/websites/

--update--
Its in the markeplace in your sites ACP or here:
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/networkmarket/13/disqus-comments
updated by @michael: 10/23/14 05:37:42PM
michael
@michael
10/23/14 03:03:45AM
7,832 posts

Could we write conditions in {jrCore_list} function?
Jamroom Developers

I thought that too, but there are places that use squiggly brackets inside a squiggly bracket function call.
michael
@michael
10/23/14 03:01:50AM
7,832 posts

Music site
Using Jamroom

You can do that, but its via the FoxyCart module. Foxycart can accept about 80 different payment processors, including paypal.

The down-side of that is foxycart charge $15/month for their service. So you would need to figure out if your site is going to make more than that selling before deciding on using that.

With foxycart you can also sell subscriptions. So it will depend on what your doing.
michael
@michael
10/23/14 02:32:54AM
7,832 posts

Could we write conditions in {jrCore_list} function?
Jamroom Developers

Is that a question? Because it looks a lot like an answer.

Sure you can use conditions.

Try this:
{if $item.type eq 'country'}
{$search_var = "profile_country = $country"}
{elseif $item.type eq 'state'}
{$search_var = "profile_state = $state"}
{/if}

{jrCore_list module="jrProfile" search1=$search_var order_by=$order_by  template="profile_row.tpl"}

Try that.

If that doesnt work you might try putting back ticks around the $country / $state
{$search_var = "profile_state = `$state`"}
or perhaps squiggly brackets.
{$search_var = "profile_state = {$state}"}
michael
@michael
10/23/14 02:15:58AM
7,832 posts

Music site
Using Jamroom

If you want to see the flow of a purchase, then check out this page (scroll down a bit):

"The Flows of a purchase in Foxycart"
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/modules/205/foxycart-ecommerce
michael
@michael
10/23/14 02:13:28AM
7,832 posts

Music site
Using Jamroom

You have a lot of questions there @crashy. :)

> > I am interested in building music site for selling music, instrumentals, etc. What modules do you suggest

Start with the Audio module, and either the Foxycart module (if you want to take a cut of the sale price) or the Paypal module if all the profits go to the seller. and also checkout perhaps the projam skin from the demos:

"Jamroom Skin Demos"
http://www.jamroom.net/demos


> > and is it possible to build so users can upload their music, get paid for it and buyers get music right after purchase?

Yes.

> > On frontpage there should be list of uploaded music, artists/producers, etc.
What the front page looks like depends on what skin your using, again, see the demos.


> > What hosting do you suggest, because audio files can take a lot of storage.

There is a big thread on recommended hosting here:

"Jamroom Recommended Hosting"
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/forum/jamroom-hosting/11446/jamroom-recommended-hosting

Or if you don't want to read about it and just want to go there then this link:
https://www.jamroom.net/r/recommended-hosting

Welcome to the forums. :)
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