New Artist
Using Jamroom
Try putting {debug} into your template to see which variables hold the user and/or profile created time.
Forum Activity for @ultrajam
Using Jamroom
Try putting {debug} into your template to see which variables hold the user and/or profile created time.
ulgooglemaps on profile
Design and Skin Customization
Yes please!
Heres the direct link to the ujGooglemaps forum:
https://www.jamroom.net/ultrajam/forum/googlemaps
blindmime:Incidentally, in Chrome on a Mac when entering the address in the form, clicking on it in the dropdown doesn't register. I have to type in the entire address, selecting it from the dropdown doesn't do anything.
Thanks, I'll check this out.
An old demo site says its up to date
Jamroom Developers
Ok, thanks Brian, I'll check those credentials.
An old demo site says its up to date
Jamroom Developers
I have a demo site running 5.1.37 and Marketplace 1.1.0
When running the marketplace system update, I get:
All modules and skins are up to date
I'm going to update manually, just checking that you were aware of this.
updated by @ultrajam: 09/20/14 10:33:10AM
ulgooglemaps on profile
Design and Skin Customization
The code you have there definitely works, although you would most likely want to remove skin=true for the profile (it still works with skin=true on the profile but you won't see the marker).
http://jam.ultrajam.net/maps-demo
Things to check:
1. That you have the map in a position where it will definitely show up, not within a smarty statement, etc. Try putting a heading or some text in right before your googlemaps function and check that it shows up on the profile. If it does not, you have either put it in the wrong place, or you are seeing a cached version of your profile.
2. That you have saved a profile_googlemaps location address for that profile. No map will show if you have not saved a location.
Put {debug} into the template and refresh the page. In the debug popup window scroll down to near the bottom and check that you have something like this in the output:
{$profile_googlemaps} "Havana, Cuba"
{$profile_googlemaps_administrative_area_level_1} "Havana"
{$profile_googlemaps_bounds_ne} "(23.1812734, -82.09113109999998)"
{$profile_googlemaps_bounds_sw} "(22.9200574, -82.5748054)"
{$profile_googlemaps_country} "CUBA"
{$profile_googlemaps_lat} "23.0540698"
{$profile_googlemaps_lng} "-82.345189"
{$profile_googlemaps_locality} "Havana"
{$profile_googlemaps_location_type} "APPROXIMATE"
{$profile_googlemaps_map_type} "ROADMAP"
updated by @ultrajam: 08/17/14 03:38:54AM
Simple Modal CSS
Using Jamroom
Its the modal container you need to change the zindex on
.simplemodal-container {
z-index: 10000 !important;
}
.simplemodal-overlay {
z-index: 9999 !important;
}Best Way To Add Reviews on Chart Pages
Using Jamroom
Check it with http://validator.w3.org/ - that will give you some idea where the html is out.
The divs not closing is why the footer was appearing way up in the right column.
Best Way To Add Reviews on Chart Pages
Using Jamroom
Dazed:Put the default file back in and everything was fine. So why is a review modal blowing this up?
Check your html. You had an unbalanced number of opening div elements to closing div elements when I looked yesterday.
If they are balanced now using the default file, but not when you add in your code then that is where the html is breaking.
The message contact form not working
Using Jamroom
Change the field in the form designer to not show to specific quotas or logged in users only.
jrTips
Jamroom Developers
I took a look at the code for modules using jrTips, and it looks like it is only being used for admin modules - I couldn't see any example of how to implement tips for different user groups (apart from the tip for a not logged in user on first install).
My guess would be that if you don't use a group it will show to everyone (it's a guess because I couldn't see any examples of using "group" apart from for the not logged in user on first install, which is for group "visitor"). Does it work if you don't use a group Nate?
