Forum Activity for @michael

michael
@michael
01/21/20 12:05:05PM
7,823 posts

Audio Pro - Embed Audio Playlist to External Site
Using Jamroom

I saw the same thing on my super-quick testing setup and didn't think much of it, try a different player:
jrBeatSlinger_audio_player
jrFollowMe2_audio_player
jrISkin_audio_player
blue_monday (or maybe jrAudio_blue_monday not sure of the syntax)
michael
@michael
01/21/20 11:59:24AM
7,823 posts

Email Course Module Question
Using Jamroom

Your right deb, there was no documentation set up. I've added some there now:

Docs: Email Course
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/modules/3578/email-course
michael
@michael
01/19/20 05:48:45PM
7,823 posts

Audio Pro - Embed Audio Playlist to External Site
Using Jamroom

test.tpl is not a good name, use trial.tpl or junk.tpl or something. I think theres something somewhere that checks for the /test/ in the domain part. Just had weird results with it in the past.

You'll need to bring in the meta.tpl file so for now just wrap it in the header and footer so you know all the needed javascript for the player is there, then start removing the graphical stuff once you've got it working.

Check that the profile_id you're using
* does have audio files
* is not set to private

later, once you have it working with the profile_id hard coded you can change it to use a URL parameter, eg:
yoursite.com/trial/1

Then use {debug} to find out which $_post variable the '1' part of the url comes out on and put that into your player so you can get any profile you want by changing the URL.
michael
@michael
01/19/20 05:29:34PM
7,823 posts

Audio Pro - Embed Audio Playlist to External Site
Using Jamroom

That works for me. I wrapped it in a the header and footer:

{jrCore_include template="header.tpl"}

{jrCore_media_player
        type="jrAudio_player_dark"
        module="jrAudio"
        field="audio_file"
        search1="_profile_id = 1"
        order_by="audio_file_track numerical_asc"
        limit="50"
        autoplay=false}

{jrCore_include template="footer.tpl"}
michael
@michael
12/31/19 08:12:02PM
7,823 posts

Enable Templates For login and signup
Using Jamroom

The whole purpose of enabling the templates is to allow you to customzie them however you like.

You can add a skin override to your skin and put them in.

Docs: Altering a modules template
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/development/1051/altering-a-modules-template
michael
@michael
12/26/19 09:07:03PM
7,823 posts

what's your favorite skin?
Ning To Jamroom

'finished' :) .... oh wait, just one more thing.
michael
@michael
12/26/19 09:04:18PM
7,823 posts

Email Course Module Question
Using Jamroom

Its not connected to the payment system, but there's no reason you couldn't do it manually. Just have a page that only you could access, then once you've confirmed payment you could type their email in.

Not perfect but could work if you're not getting 1000's of users. If you are getting 1000's of users paying, sponsor the development and we'll get it connected in so it does what you need it to do.
michael
@michael
12/16/19 08:35:03PM
7,823 posts

Head & Body questions
Design and Skin Customization

the most likely cause is the code is breaking things. Whats the code? Paste it here surrounded by [ c o d e] the code in here [ / c o d e]

It comes out like this:
some code here

updated by @michael: 12/16/19 08:36:09PM
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