Forum Activity for @brian

brian
@brian
01/28/19 08:13:40AM
10,148 posts

Hide/un-publish a post in the forum


Using Jamroom

Hi Dave - there's no way currently to hide a single post in the forum - you would just need to delete it and re-create it in the future.
brian
@brian
01/28/19 08:12:55AM
10,148 posts

Subscriptions showing in non-selected quotas


Design and Skin Customization

I have just tested this here and don't see any issues with this. Double check that you do not also have "All Quotas" checked in the display quota section. Also note that if you are testing with an admin user you will see all options.
brian
@brian
01/27/19 09:22:26AM
10,148 posts

Free copies of "Scoop" - my macOS Image Organizer


Off Topic

I've just released a new version of my macOS Image and Photo Organized - "Scoop" - the the Apple app store. This is a side project I have developed off and on over the last few years mainly to scratch my own itch :) I wanted an image organizer / server that could the tens of thousands of images that my family has taken over the last 18+ years, as well as an organizer for genealogical work I've done in the past related to my work on Genosis.

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/scoop/id1050308420

It also features a 100% private sharing service that I built on Jamroom:

https://scoopgalleries.com

that integrates with Scoop via an API - it's pretty cool. It allow you to tag and create galleries within Scoop and then share those galleries out to friends and family. It's all private - there's no "public" access of any kind. My wife and I use it to share pictures with extended family and it works awesome.

So I've just pushed out a new release (version 1.2.1) since my App store developer certificate was set to expire - this will keep it in the store for another couple years. Whenever I push out a new release I also get the option of generating some "promo" codes to get the app for free, and I wanted to share those with our Jamroom users that might be interested. It's 100% free using one of the codes below:

http://tokn.co/2cfnbkj8
http://tokn.co/765hfxes
http://tokn.co/dgednyhb
http://tokn.co/sz9wv9ku
http://tokn.co/apv9t65z
http://tokn.co/w4pb7ka3
http://tokn.co/uxk72xpn
http://tokn.co/6mjgqyfa
http://tokn.co/9a76u9nh
http://tokn.co/y7yf56v6

If anyone has any questions let me know :)

Thanks!

P.S. Scoop requires a MAC to work - it is not a Windows program, nor is it for iOS (i.e. not iPad, iPhone, etc.). It's a macOS program that runs on your iMac, Macbook Pro, etc.
updated by @brian: 04/27/19 01:12:43PM
brian
@brian
01/26/19 02:48:53PM
10,148 posts

Javascript URL Errors On Install


Installation and Configuration

Also note - the CSS should only be pulled from the cache directory - never directly from the skins directory, since all JS and CSS is processed. Here is what the correct meta section looks like on a fresh Elastic 2 install:

<head>
<title>Home | install.jamroom.net</title>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8">
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0">
<link rel="stylesheet" href="http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Nunito+Sans:400italic,400,600,700" type="text/css">
<link rel="stylesheet" href="http://install.jamroom.net/data/cache/jrElastic2/8d4208cf624fff0bc11fba83064a1a2e.css" media="screen" type="text/css">
<script type="text/javascript" src="http://install.jamroom.net/data/cache/jrElastic2/124ee9d2828c1d72458b2ab919c04be5.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="http://install.jamroom.net/data/cache/jrElastic2/124ee9d2828c1d72458b2ab919c04be5-admin.js"></script>
</head>

Yours is incorrect - you've either customized it, are trying to re-install over an old corrupted install, or something else.
brian
@brian
01/26/19 02:44:02PM
10,148 posts

Is it possible to custom css an individual page made with site builder?


Design and Skin Customization

hello77957:
Thanks Brian, I've tried using your example (obviously changing the page id) to target the widgets and it doesn't seem to work?

It does work - you just have to make sure your CSS class names are correct and you can target individual widgets on the page. How are you adding the custom classes to your CSS?
brian
@brian
01/26/19 02:42:54PM
10,148 posts

Javascript URL Errors On Install


Installation and Configuration

Sounds like you have something corrupting your downloads, or malware that is affecting your server in some way. I've just installed the OS Jamroom here no issues. Note that every install on our hosting uses the open source as the base, so we'd see this VERY fast if there was an issue. Note as well that "skins" in the URL is hard coded as well, so I have no idea how your install is being corrupted but it is.
brian
@brian
01/25/19 07:52:57PM
10,148 posts

Help with subscription module


Jamroom Developers

Glad to hear that - thanks!
brian
@brian
01/25/19 07:48:59PM
10,148 posts

Setting up subscriptions


Design and Skin Customization

I've just removed that documentation - that is for the old FoxyCart module, which is no longer used (and that was not even correct).

Your users MUST already have an account before they can subscribe to a subscription.
brian
@brian
01/25/19 07:27:09PM
10,148 posts

Is it possible to custom css an individual page made with site builder?


Design and Skin Customization

Yes - each Site Builder page has a unique class added to the page container - i.e.

<div class="container sb-page-id-79">

Of course "79" is the ID and will be different for your page - just choose VIEW SOURCE and look for it.

So using CSS selectors - i.e.

.sb-page-id-79 .row {
    background-color: #333333;
}

You can target any specific area of the page. I'd recommend using your developer tools and you will see all the different classes and ids available on the page.
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