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"Developers Guide to Customizing Jamroom" udemy course

Jamroom Developers

Getting a small bunch of tutorials up on DO might be a good idea as well. Get Jamroom seen by other DO users.

You could write a couple of articles on how to set up a vps for jr5.

If there were a Jamroom section on the DO community page I'd add a virtualmin/Jamroom article.

Documentation Comments

Suggestions

Comments on docs can work really well eg php.net

Not many people commented on the jr4 docs though.

Welcome to Jamroom5! Jamroom 5 is a powerful flexible

Off Topic

Yes, that sounds correct. It does say that until you change it.

Recommended hosting

Jamroom Hosting

I'm using Digital Ocean for test sites and it is a great system. Spinning up droplets around the world from snapshots is a great feature, and it is billed hourly so it costs cents to create a new server, try something out and then destroy it at the end of the day.

Previously I used Linode, which was more powerful but $20/month for one vps whilst DO is only costing $5/month per vps.

https://www.digitalocean.com/?refcode=af397f6188f8

Custom Skin Enhancement

Jamroom Developers

ACP is the Admin Control Panel.

Whilst developing, you would want to install the Developer module and turn on developer mode. That will cause the js and css to be rebuilt on every page load, slightly slower, but you need this if you are working on js or css files. Other wise the js is only rebuilt occasionally.

Docs module dropdown nav shows all parts of all articles

Using Jamroom

Using the Docs module here on jamroom.net, I see every part of every article in the Update Document dropdown menu in the banner.

Shouldn't that just show a list of the articles?
updated by @ultrajam: 12/18/13 04:33:39PM

We are now live!

Announcements

It's been a pleasure, and I've learned a lot from watching the code and features grow. So I count that as a privilege as well.

We are now live!

Announcements

The new jamroom.net is awesome. I absolutely love it.

Thankyou, and well done Brian, Douglas, Michael and Paul, maybe you've just made something which will go down in history - only time will tell.
updated by @ultrajam: 11/13/13 11:39:25AM

Jamroom 5 Beta Launch 50% off promo

Announcements

Such strange behaviour.

Admin Drop Down Menu Code

Using Jamroom

Its in the onclick handler for the ? button, you can see it using inspect element in your browser's developer tools.

It uses the #id of the div which contains the help text, and there is style="display:none;" and maybe height:0; as well. The style can also be done in css.

So you'd want to make a button in your template with that onclick handler, copy the div complete with #id classes and styles from the html source - its right under the help button. Once it works you can change the content and restyle it to suit.