solved OneAll Questions

pch
@pch
9 years ago
328 posts
Hello JR Team,

Please help. Here we go:

1) I have created a language string trying to explain more about the Social login and I would like it to appear right above of the social network icons on the login and signup page. I can't locate the OneAll Template in the template Editor. Which file to edit?

2) In the OneAll Quota Config settings, there is an option: "Advanced Sharing API".

The tip says:

"Check this option to use the Advanced Sharing API, which is reserved for OneAll customers that are NOT on the OneAll free plan.
Default: off "

Sorry but I still don't understand what is the setting for. Should I set it to ON or leave it to OFF.

3) How to remove the "Powered by OneAll Social Login" on the login and signup page? I can't locate the OneAll Template in the template Editor.

4) Where should the OneAll email content be translate? In the OneAll module template tab, right?

In case of a multilingual site, how to have the OneAll email templates in many language? Will OneAll module send a welcome email in let's say "Spanish" when a user signs up when visiting the spanish version of the site?

Thanks
updated by @pch: 09/24/16 05:11:35PM
michael
@michael
9 years ago
7,816 posts
oneall is not a template, its provided by the oneall site so you probably can't do much customization in this area.

pch:"Check this option to use the Advanced Sharing API, which is reserved for OneAll customers that are NOT on the OneAll free plan.
Default: off "

Sorry but I still don't understand what is the setting for. Should I set it to ON or leave it to OFF.
If you're not paying for a plan at oneall, then definately OFF

http://www.oneall.com/pricing-and-plans/

Yes the email can be translated via the TEMPLATES -> email_password_message.tpl file in the ACP.

You can use the {debug} function to find out which variables are available to you, then use an {if} template block to switch on the lanugage variable

Docs: "{debug}"
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/development/1477/debug

Docs: Template Blocks
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/development/3126/template-blocks
pch
@pch
9 years ago
328 posts
Thanks Michael.

I will order a OneAll Plan.

michael:
You can use the {debug} function to find out which variables are available to you, then use an {if} template block to switch on the lanugage variable
Docs: "{debug}"https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/development/1477/debug
Docs: Template Blockshttps://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/development/3126/template-blocks

Sorry but i didn't understand this part.

Will the {if} statement work in the OneAll Email Template?
Will OneAll module send a welcome email in let's say "Spanish" when a user signs up when visiting the spanish version of the site?

Also what about question #1 and #2 ?

Thanks
michael
@michael
9 years ago
7,816 posts
The suggestion was to read those docs and watch the videos on the docs page, then you will understand that part.

the {if} statement will work in .tpl files. If the file comes from jamroom, you can make it mulit-lingual in the same way outlined in your other thread:
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/forum/using-jamroom/40891/creating-a-page

pch:
1) .......I can't locate the OneAll Template in the template Editor. Which file to edit?.....
A: oneall is not a template, its provided by the oneall site so you probably can't do much customization in this area.

pch:
2) In the OneAll Quota Config settings, there is an option: "Advanced Sharing API".
The tip says:
"Check this option to use the Advanced Sharing API, which is reserved for OneAll customers that are NOT on the OneAll free plan.
Default: off "
Sorry but I still don't understand what is the setting for. Should I set it to ON or leave it to OFF.
A: If you're not paying for a plan at oneall, then definately OFF
pch
@pch
9 years ago
328 posts
michael:
The suggestion was to read those docs and watch the videos on the docs page, then you will understand that part.
the {if} statement will work in .tpl files. If the file comes from jamroom, you can make it mulit-lingual in the same way outlined in your other thread:https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/forum/using-jamroom/40891/creating-a-page

Your answers to posts are sometimes hard to understand but I will try to do my best to find my way.

michael:
A: oneall is not a template, its provided by the oneall site so you probably can't do much customization in this area.

I have already understood the OneAll part. Thanks.

I would like to add a language string on the login and the sign up page. Where are their templates located at? I can't find them in the admin.

Thanks
douglas
@douglas
9 years ago
2,806 posts
The login and signup forms are hard coded, there aren't any templates for them out of the box.

There is a doc here where you can create your own login form and put it in your own custom login template or existing template:
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/howto/603/howto-add-the-user-login-form-to-any-page

I've not seen a signup form created this way, and I haven't tried myself either, so I'm not sure about that one.

You might try searching the forums to see if anyone else has come up with anything for the signup form.

Hope this helps!


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Douglas Hackney
Jamroom Team - Designer/Developer/Support
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pch
@pch
9 years ago
328 posts
douglas:
I've not seen a signup form created this way, and I haven't tried myself either, so I'm not sure about that one.
You might try searching the forums to see if anyone else has come up with anything for the signup form.
Hope this helps!

Hi Douglas,

Thanks a lot for replying and for explaining it clearly.

Well, I better just leave it the way it is. I don't want to complicate things with the login and sign up. :)

Thanks for the great support!

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