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Documentation Comments
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Sure, if you're going to moderate every comment there then having comments would be fine. Though, there are a lot of DOC pages to mod. I would just re-direct or have a link to the forum. The forum is where, I would think, you would want on-going discussions.
As you know, newbs are going to comment the crap out of that doc section. Especially when they're trying to learn something.
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I was just looking at the Documentation section and I see for every feature / doc listed there's an ability to comment at the bottom. You might want to reconsider having comments turned on there. I can already see the first time developer creating 'pages' of comments trying to figure out a feature instead of using the forum for questions. I would turn those off and have a link to the support forum.
Just my 2 cents.
updated by @jimmy: 12/17/13 12:41:24PM
Recommended hosting
Jamroom Hosting
blindmime:What host do you recommend? Niche site. Starting over with jr5 so not a lot of users or traffic at this point, but possibly a lot of space I'll be utilizing for content built up over the years.
I've been with my current host for many years, but my site has been down for two days as I write this and it was down for several days a couple weeks back. Support is hard to reach. They're highly recommended here and I'd really like to stay, but I'm finding it hard to deal with the 500 server errors and 5-minute page load times.
I've been with my current host for many years, but my site has been down for two days as I write this and it was down for several days a couple weeks back. Support is hard to reach. They're highly recommended here and I'd really like to stay, but I'm finding it hard to deal with the 500 server errors and 5-minute page load times.
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Jamroom Modules
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brian:Actually you can browse modules from the download section:
https://www.jamroom.net/download/modules/notmine
and that will show you ones you don't own (or it is supposed to).
Let me know if that helps.
Thanks!
https://www.jamroom.net/download/modules/notmine
and that will show you ones you don't own (or it is supposed to).
Let me know if that helps.
Thanks!
Exactly what I was looking for.
Sent the email.
Thanks again for the help!
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Sounds good.
Hey, are you still using the your old email "big" address I wanted to send you an email, I could get you a ton of JR users from one of my sites I run. Not looking to sell you anything, just an opportunity for you to explore.
Jamroom Modules
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My Licenses page on the JR Net site lists my purchases. But when I go to the marketplace on JR Net it doesn't show what I've already purchased. On the old JR site it showed what I've already purchased.
Jamroom Modules
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Love the new JR site. Quick question, I see all the modules I purchased in my account / Licenses. But when I'm in the Marketplace it doesn't show me what I've already purchased. So, I have to go back n forth between pages to see if I've purchased that module or not. Added, since you have the account / Licenses page limited to the number of items on the page, I have to go through three pages on my License page to see if the module I'm interested in is listed.
Maybe I'm doing something wrong. If not, wanted to let ya know.
updated by @jimmy: 12/15/13 10:03:03AM
