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skin_menu menu_unique field

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Thanks Brian, I'll give that a try tomorrow.

skin_menu menu_unique field

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I've just noticed a possible bug:

I created a menu item with the same link, and saw a white page with a CRI error about that.
Returning to /core/skin_menu in the ACP I try to create a new item by adding a new menu label and get the error:
Query Error: Duplicate entry 'CustomEntry-' for key 'menu_unique'

The item doesnt have all its data in the table:

updated by @ultrajam: 05/13/14 10:05:29AM

skin_menu menu_unique field

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Thanks Brian. I haven't looked very far into it, but a parent_category field would possibly make it much more flexible (although it could also be that I could manage that with a function name which returned another category, not sure if there are checks on what the function returns, seems to just be being used for counts at the moment).

Custom button not getting any data on post

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jrCore_save_all_media_files('gsVenue', 'create', $_user['user_active_profile_id'], $aid);

skin_menu menu_unique field

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Looking at the skin_menu and adding a link via the ACP, I can't create two CustomEntry links with the same link as the link fills both the menu_unique and menu_action fields.

If I wanted to link to (for example) jamroom.net in both a header menu and footer menu I wouldn't be able to do that using skin_menu.

I'm considering making a separate menu support module for my skin, but if I can use the core skin_menu I guess that would be the best option. Wondering though, why don't jrElastic and jrNova use the skin_menu to fully control the whole menu (ie menu control with no template editing)? Looks like it might be possible from looking at the code.

Thanks
updated by @ultrajam: 06/19/14 07:06:12AM

Jamroom needs simpler css

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Forget about the bass, I got a fever and the only prescription is more cowbell.

Jamroom needs simpler css

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There are plenty of artists and musicians around here in the Jamroom forum. Almost all of them are perfectly capable, they do understand, and they don't have the difficulties that you have.

Brian is right, you should get someone to do this for you. Anyone would have an easier time of it than you are having, and you could get back to doing something you enjoy and are good at - your music is great! It must be terrible spending years in a state of perpetual confusion, technically challenged at every turn, never making any progress.

I can't imagine Tubbys saying "you just hang in there on that console kid, you'll get the hang of it someday" Upstart kids show some aptitude, some sense. And its pretty much the same for us middle aged 60s babies and building websites: some can, some can't.

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This is something already built into your browser. Firefox does it really well with their developer tools, you right click on the element you want to change and you will see the class name. You can even edit the css in the browser to check that what you are changing will have the right final effect. If you are changing the colors of your headings and backgrounds you NEED to use this tool.

Jamroom needs simpler css

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I thought that's what they said with windows 8?

Jamroom needs simpler css

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I didn't fix it. You must be seeing a cached version of your page - could be that you have cacheing turned on in your jamroom, or it could be your browser cache.

The css in jr5 is pretty much for dummies, you don't need to see any code. If it were any simpler you'd be losing features.

Imagine this situation:
"No we can't have any bass on the record man, the engineer doesn't understand it, so we can't use it."
That's what you are asking for - no bass on the record man.