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Clay Gordon
@claygordon
02/05/15 07:12:16AM
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This is still an important and outstanding issue for me. I'd like to get it wrapped up.

TIA.
Clay Gordon
@claygordon
02/05/15 06:41:38AM
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Build Selected Pages Only in Site Builder?


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michael:
Sure. Site builder is the fall back option

If you try to add a menu item called 'audio' and the audio module is installed, then the page will display
your-site.com/audio

which is the audio modules, so it will show.

Michael -

Just to be clear. Where is site builder getting the module name from? The URL in the module info page or the menu name in the module's language file?

I am guessing it's the URL in the module info page -- but as I say, just making sure.
updated by @claygordon: 02/05/15 06:42:44AM
Clay Gordon
@claygordon
02/05/15 06:37:10AM
733 posts

Missing 8 groups on Ning Import


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Paul -

Thanks again. As I mentioned in the post where you announced the upgrade to the Ning Import Module I am happy to be the test case for these kinds of things -- it's a win, win, win.
Clay Gordon
@claygordon
02/05/15 06:34:29AM
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Ning Import module uprevved


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Paul -

Thanks for this update - and I now have all 20 of the Groups from my Ning site (I am happy to be a test case whenever!) online and available.
Clay Gordon
@claygordon
02/04/15 05:22:32PM
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Douglas -

No. It did not. It ended up directing me to the following page:

http://www.thechocolatelife.com/clay/group_discuss/3/

which is a single discussion - see the screenshot.

And I have to admit I am still not getting the hang of the module hierarchy. I instinctively thought jrGroup, but jrGroupDiscuss.

But, I guess, this element is in each Group's page so it has to sit up one level above what happens within each discussion.

I have reverted the change if you go looking.
- 372KB

updated by @claygordon: 02/04/15 05:31:05PM
Clay Gordon
@claygordon
02/04/15 05:10:18PM
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Missing 8 groups on Ning Import


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Paul -

When you get the chance that would be great, thanks.
Clay Gordon
@claygordon
02/04/15 12:52:36PM
733 posts

Missing 8 groups on Ning Import


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I have no problem deleting groups I don't want to keep active.

However, I am MORE interested in keeping the content and being able to "close" an entire group so that it cannot be edited or added to. There is some legacy goodness in all of them.
Clay Gordon
@claygordon
02/04/15 12:42:47PM
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Missing 8 groups on Ning Import


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Unapproved? I have no idea what that flag could possibly mean.

The "unapproved" groups are active and visible right now:

discoverhocolate.ning.com/groups
http://discoverchocolate.ning.com/group/homechocolatemakers << unapproved

Home Brew Chocolate has 317 members and was last updated on 12/26/2014.

Sounds like approved to me!

IIRC, it's the first groups I created that did not get imported ... sounds like legacy code to me. Something from V1.x?
Clay Gordon
@claygordon
02/04/15 12:02:09PM
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Douglas -

Thanks for taking a look at it. I have no idea where to begin figuring out a solution.
Clay Gordon
@claygordon
02/04/15 12:00:38PM
733 posts

Home Page Latest Forum URLs - all broken


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Brian -

I agree. It occurred to me, but I hesitated to suggest a programmatic solution.

I don't even need to have it on the template page. How about making it work like integrity check and put up a list that compares the working version of module templates against the archive version and the templates in the current skin against the latest updated version? If the two are different then use the red ball symbol. If they are the same, use the green one.

Users can cut and paste the contents of that window into a document for reference - and then keep their own changelogs. That's what I would do - use the list as a framework for keeping track of the changes I make from update to update.

--- edited to fix grammar and typos --
updated by @claygordon: 02/04/15 05:41:45PM
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