Display uploaded files and download them
Jamroom Developers
so the URL your wanting is:
your-site.com/venue/download_file
Just link to it.
Forum Activity for @michael
Jamroom Developers
so the URL your wanting is:
your-site.com/venue/download_file
Just link to it.
moved to subdomain, 403 error
Installation and Configuration
nope, your fine.
If you use the rebase tool in the developers tools module thats exactly what it will do. Copy the latest version of the module to the base url and remove the symlink.
You just did that manually. Nice job.
User Time Zone?
Suggestions
I like that idea. For your own site though one way to get around timezones is to change the date/time to relative times.
"4 days ago"
"15 min ago"
"3 years ago"
Which is already supported.
Looking for a shoutbox
Suggestions
Cometchat has a chatroom add on for JR5. Its not in the marketplace though.
http://www.cometchat.com/blog/chat-for-ilias-and-jamroom-5/
Looking for a shoutbox
Suggestions
I don't understand. What is a shoutbox and what does "integrates with existing logins." mean?
Modifying Profile fields in profile settings
Jamroom Developers
You can modify most forms by using the Form Designer
"Using the Form Designer"
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/getting-started/1275/using-the-form-designer
Display uploaded files and download them
Jamroom Developers
use a [ code ] block to display code. [ /code ]
<input type="button" class="Gallery_update_button" .....>The code in your image shows a link to somewhere.
What is the link that gets output in the source? Is it the location your wanting to link to? What is the location your wanting to link to?
Pet Peeve
Off Topic
Pet Peeve: When I see 'then' but the location really requires 'than'. I try to ignore it, but I always notice it.
I think its because accents in some parts of the world make those two words sound the same, so it doesn't matter. In New Zealand 'then' and 'than' sound completely different so its hard to understand how anyone could make that mistake.
On a side note: 'beer', 'bear', 'bare' all sound exactly the same in spoken NZ English.
