Forum Activity for @ultrajam

NO_LANG_FOR_ID instead of default text

Using Jamroom

When using lang in the module templates, and the id does not exist, I see "NO_LANG_FOR_ID" printed to the page rather than the expected default text "my default text".



updated by @ultrajam: 12/10/13 07:33:51PM

New Module: IpsumJam

Using Jamroom

You can now add a comma separated list of profile_urls in the module config, eg
Create your own custom ipsum set on the service site: http://ipsum.ultrajam.net
Then add that profile name to the module config.
Then choose that set in the API Type dropdown in the jrEmbed popup.

New Module: IpsumJam

Using Jamroom

I can't find a way to do this - the lang strings are added with the quota setting in jrCore_verify_module.

Thought you guys might appreciate this :)

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You make me happy most of the time Brian.

And I really do appreciate it.

Thanks man!

New Module: IpsumJam

Using Jamroom

Thanks guys, great suggestions.

Dazed, the profile url is still being tested, the only possible profile url at the moment is stevex (and the ipsum text is rubbish: aaa,bbb,ccc,ddd, etc). I hope I'll be able to get the service site set up properly over the next couple of days, so you can create your own ipsum set.

The idea is that you can create ipsum sets on the service site, one per profile (but you could have many profiles). The profile name url eg "stevex" is what you would enter into the config. It will then appear in the dropdown on the ipsum tab.

You can use a comma list of profile names to have a wider choice of profile API.

New Module: IpsumJam

Using Jamroom

Yes, there should be an "ipsum" tab in the popup window.

New Module: IpsumJam

Using Jamroom

If you could give it a try on windows Dazed that would be great - I haven't tested it at all on IE.

New Module: IpsumJam

Using Jamroom

Very simple, it adds lorem ipsum text to the tinymce editor.

Pure lorem ipsum text, pure jamroom ipsum text, or a mixture of the two. Configure various html elements (if they are allowed on the quota).

It picks up the text from an external website. Custom sets of ipsum text can be created there (one set per profile). Whilst there are many custom placeholder text services (veggie ipsum, bacon ipsum, etc) this is the first that I have heard of which allows you to create your own custom ipsum text api.

I'm planning to have charts which show the popularity of the custom sets. There is still a bit to do on that service site, but I'd appreciate some feedback on how the plugin works for you.

Not very exciting, but as far as I know it is a unique type of site, and an example of Jamroom being used for something a little different.

jrDeveloper/jrMarket module creation and distribution seems to be working great, no problems at all creating, uploading and installing from the marketplace.
updated by @ultrajam: 12/13/13 02:23:03PM

Requirements

Using Jamroom

Thanks Brian, I think that's what I'll be doing.

Requirements

Using Jamroom

Thanks Michael.

No, still haven't got into phpstorm, I'll try it again this week coming.

Frustrated with bbedit because whilst I can filter the search on "no files with -release- in the name of the parent dir", I can't get it to follow the alias so it just sees no files.

It does have neat saved sets for search directories though, so I am using those and just need to update the set when new versions of modules are added.