Forum Activity for @ultrajam

Image crop=portrait

Using Jamroom

Thanks Michael, portrait does indeed work, just not quite how I thought it would.

If I override the core code by adding $src_y_offset = 0; just before the // create resource section in jrImage_create_image() it crops from the top. But I can't override it there anyway
updated by @ultrajam: 03/20/17 05:34:17PM

Image crop=portrait

Using Jamroom

Hi Michael

Yes, the crops work perfectly I use them a lot.

But they all crop from the middle of the image height. I am looking for something which would crop the top portion of a tall image and it seemed that "portrait" might do that - apparently it assumes that a person's face is in the top third of the image but I can't get it to do anything at all.

Image crop=portrait

Using Jamroom

Do we still have crop="portrait" for jrImage_display?

I can see it in the jrImage code, but it doesn't seem to do anything unless I'm approaching it wrongly.

I'm hoping it will do a "crop from the top" type of crop.

Thanks for any advice!
updated by @ultrajam: 07/29/17 04:48:25AM

Page Module Current ID

Jamroom Developers

@softdesigns I might be wrong, but I get the feeling that this doc might be useful to you:
https://www.jamroom.net/ultrajam/documentation/code/1683/reading-the-post

Is There a PDF Version of Documents?

Installation and Configuration

lol, yeah that's our shibboleth/athens single sign on stuff. the library pays for all sorts of resources (publications, databases, etc) which are available to the students when they are logged in to the university network whether on or off campus. Mostly those urls are hidden in buttons and links, but not in the pdfs as buttons don't work.

If there were many people saving the pdfs that might get refined a bit, but it isn't worth the time since so few people actually use the pdf button. Our main docs (library workbooks) don't have a pdf button, only the assignment planner because that was a requested feature.

If it were up to me students would be able to log in and save/update their schedule and then it would be a really useful tool. But logins are a little way ahead on our cautious road map

Is There a PDF Version of Documents?

Installation and Configuration

@entertainmentworld the ability to search documentation online and know it is fully up to date are much more useful than in a pdf imo.

@michael, I also have a pdf module of sorts, it uses mPdf but it's not very sophisticated.

You can see it in action here:
http://academicskills.uwe.ac.uk/general/workbooks/assignment-planner/12073/assignment-planner
Create your schedule dates and the Create Pdf button will appear.
The Planner requirement was for students to be able to save their plan to a pdf as they cannot log into our system (which would be a better way for them to save and adjust their schedule). In reality though, hardly anyone ever uses the pdf facility.

I could look at making that a bit more versatile if it would be useful.
updated by @ultrajam: 03/16/17 03:50:49AM

Keep getting an error message when i try to upload images?

Using Jamroom

Did you use phpmyadmin or adminer to delete something from your database?

Keep getting an error message when i try to upload images?

Using Jamroom

Anything in your error log?

Changing the site builder page structure and layout.

Design and Skin Customization

In your browser try right clicking on the tab and select "inspect element". That should tell you all of the css rules which apply and the names of the style sheets they can be found in.

Treating content after a certain number of page views

Using Jamroom

I think I'd find it annoying and doubt that I would sign up.

Wouldn't it be better to provide a sense of community, or extra features, or extra content to encourage signup?