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No, this page:
https://www.jamroom.net/download/bundles
Forum Activity for @ultrajam
Modifying Profile fields in profile settings
Jamroom Developers
You can also add to the profile settings in the module's profile.php:
function myModule_profile_settings(){
// approve
$_tmp = array(
'name' => 'approve',
'default' => 'off',
'type' => 'checkbox',
'validate' => 'onoff',
'required' => 'on',
'label' => 3,
'help' => 4
);
jrProfile_register_setting('myModule',$_tmp);
return true;
}
updated by @ultrajam: 05/16/14 04:22:41AM
Jamroom.net jrImage_stacked_image message
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https://www.jamroom.net/download/bundles
On the genosis bundle the list item shows the following error:
Quote: jrImage_stacked_image: module parameter required
updated by @ultrajam: 07/06/14 01:17:13AM
Dream on
Off Topic
http://markdotto.com/2014/04/07/dream-on/
It's just another article I liked and thought others here might like it too, so no need to add layers of meaning, it's just a link to what I think is a good read.
updated by @ultrajam: 06/23/14 09:59:21PM
I need some help creating a CSS map
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Not for all newcomers to jr, only for newcomers to jr who are using your skin and who need to edit the same things as you, who also don't know the basics, and who want support from you when they are using it.
If it works for you, great! Jamroom is cool like that.
I need some help creating a CSS map
Using Jamroom
{$jamroom_url} will give you the domain name. So your href would be
"{$jamroom_url}/core/skin_admin/style/skin=jrNova/file=core_header.css"
{if jrUser_is_master()}
1 Edit Header (Only Admin will see this)
{/if}I need some help creating a CSS map
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Izhmel, please learn some basic tools. You need to if you want to use my upcoming skin. I think it will be useful to you, and I know you will like the combination if you can get used to it and really want to struggle up that hill.
I will make you a free bundle license for my upcoming skin and modules if you will just learn to use a bloody screwdriver and take more care of your published public image.
You do need to be able to read docs, use tools (and hopefully experiment) to get the most out of it though. I'm trying to make it as simple as possible, but I love it's features, and don't want to dumb down on them too much - it's a subtle balance, but surely you know this, mixing for an audience dumbest is not always best.
And about that public image (it was part of a longer conversation, but), a while back a friend of mine said that he thought that you (Izhmel) were not scientist, but a small business in the employ of a larger business who stand to gain from a win by muddying the waters. His basis for that reaction was that nobody with experience of the music industry is that careless with their published image, and especially so if they have ever had to spend time fighting their corner in court.
Tubbys wanted someone who could learn the tools, experiment a lot, and take it further. And that worked for you all, more or less.
Jamroom want the same thing. Hopefully with a very much wider and more influential audience - the wonder of the internet, plenty of bass (and treble).
Let me know if you wnat free licence generated, the skin will be released in a few weeks or so. I could do with a baseline user for it.
I need some help creating a CSS map
Using Jamroom
Assuming that you aren't being paid by the hour, you seem to have all the time in the world.
Firebug (or a browser's native tools) are tools. Like a screwdriver.
You have to learn to use the tool.
Screwdrivers are confusing the first time you use them, but it gets easier the more minutes you spend using a screwdriver.
