Forum Activity for @ultrajam

SteveX
@ultrajam
07/09/16 02:48:37PM
2,589 posts

Some questions (from a Social Engine user)
Design and Skin Customization

@spiritwolfie Having to pay to uninstall a plugin is outrageous. We don't have anything like that around here for sure. I only do skype with clients and sorry but I can't take any more clients at the moment - my best advice is to dive into your trial and post to the forum for help if you get stuck with anything. My guess is that Jamroom will be fairly intuitive compared with your current solution, and you definitely won't have to pay to uninstall a plugin or anything like that!

@nate Very true :)
updated by @ultrajam: 07/09/16 02:50:12PM
SteveX
@ultrajam
07/09/16 02:37:38PM
2,589 posts

jrTags needs some css love on jamroom.net

That would work.

Is nobody tagging?
SteveX
@ultrajam
07/09/16 02:36:53PM
2,589 posts

Hosted Licenses / Self-Hosted Licenses

brian:
jimmyk:
If a developer is working with JR there probably needs to be a separation between hosted licenses and self hosted premium licenses on the page listing which licenses are hosted and which aren't.
You need 2 accounts here - internally it's already very, very complicated in the licensing/hosting/premium setup, and we don't want to make it more complicated.
If you have clients where you need to keep things separate, it's best to have a Jamroom.net account for that client - that way you can keep everything separate.

Should I set up a 2nd account then? Can I use the same developer prefix?
SteveX
@ultrajam
07/09/16 02:33:45PM
2,589 posts

Some questions (from a Social Engine user)
Design and Skin Customization

Hi spiritwolfie, welcome to the Jamroom forum :)

It is possible to make your Jamroom site look (and work) however you want it to.

Whilst some of the themes (we call them skins) are music based you can configure your site to use them in ways where music isn't a factor at all. They should work for you "out-of-the-box".

If you need to customise the skin to look different or have a different layout you can edit templates in the control panel or via ftp. You will probably need to know some html and css to get a good result.

If you need things to work differently and beyond control panel configuration you'll want to know or learn a little smarty and/or javascript, but most users don't need to go that far to create a unique site.

You can get great help here on the forum, and there are a range of premium support and hosted options as well. The help and support is great here, set up a trial and give it a test drive.
SteveX
@ultrajam
07/09/16 02:20:02PM
2,589 posts

Allow for a jrLike tpl_dir parameter
Suggestions

Thanks Paul, I've temporarily added that in to both jrLike and jrRating here on localhost and I'm not seeing any problems with it.
SteveX
@ultrajam
07/09/16 02:00:16PM
2,589 posts

Allow for a jrLike tpl_dir parameter
Suggestions

Hi Paul :)

Yes, jrComment has the additional if for the tpl_dir parameter which allows template override by a module (ujCustom) where the tpl_dir=ujCustom
updated by @ultrajam: 07/09/16 02:00:55PM
SteveX
@ultrajam
07/09/16 01:31:54PM
2,589 posts

Latest chat updates

I see 50 every now and then as well.

That went away when I read this and then looked, but I've just seen it again now when revisiting after 30 mins or so.

Mine is generally closed too.
updated by @ultrajam: 07/09/16 01:32:59PM
SteveX
@ultrajam
07/09/16 01:02:33PM
2,589 posts

Allow for a jrLike tpl_dir parameter
Suggestions

Could jrLike work in the same way as jrComment regarding the tpl_dir and template parameters?

I'd like to specify a custom template parameters in my module template without having to create an override in the skin.

This is from jrComment:
if (isset($params['template']) && $params['template'] != '' && $params['tpl_dir']) {
    //allow other modules to set the tpl_dir.
}
elseif ...

It would be cool if jrLike and jrRating did the same.

Thanks :)
updated by @ultrajam: 10/21/16 03:14:21AM
SteveX
@ultrajam
07/09/16 12:48:54PM
2,589 posts

Hosted Licenses / Self-Hosted Licenses

That reminds me to post this as it might be relevant.

In the hosted marketplace for a site (on a Secondary Domain) I see some modules showing "You have a License", some are "Free" and others are "promo code applied" with a quick purchase price.

Should they all be "Install" on a hosted site?
updated by @ultrajam: 07/09/16 12:49:49PM
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