Forum Activity for @softdesigns

SoftDesigns
@softdesigns
09/29/18 10:48:21AM
242 posts

Profile Bio Smarty Code


Design and Skin Customization

Not exactly...
Trying to simply drop that Smarty Code into the "Profile Biography" field on a profile page. (The area where the user normally enters text of their bio info etc...)

But it just shows as plain text only, it does not seem to get processed?
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Is it possible to drop Smarty Code into the "Profile Biography" field on any profile page?
SoftDesigns
@softdesigns
09/29/18 10:16:43AM
242 posts

Profile Bio Smarty Code


Design and Skin Customization

Hi - Is there any way to inject smarty code into a Profile Bio section? Can we use say, jrCore_list, to paste inside a Profile Bio? Example:
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{jrCore_list module="jrGallery" search1="_profile_id = 22" order_by="_item_id random" limit="4" template="item_image_list.tpl" tpl_dir="jrGallery"}
updated by @softdesigns: 12/29/18 10:05:02AM
SoftDesigns
@softdesigns
09/16/18 03:22:19PM
242 posts

Subscription Profile Access


Using Jamroom

@paul - Cool, I can see your logic clearly. Since this idea is still in early stages, it will take some time to get everything setup for testing your code above. Will keep your above code in mind for future, after we get closer to testing subscriptions.
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Closing this for now, but may re-open in future...
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Great Support -:) Status = Study and Testing...
SoftDesigns
@softdesigns
09/16/18 01:42:50PM
242 posts

Subscription Profile Access


Using Jamroom

paul:
All it would be is three lines of code in the skin profile_header template.
Let me know when and I’ll tell you how to do it :-)

@paul - Wow, ok! Is the code to enable a profile for subscription access really that simple?
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If you don't mind then, please go ahead and post the profile_header template code you mentioned below:
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Great Support -:) Status = Study and Testing...
SoftDesigns
@softdesigns
09/16/18 10:00:18AM
242 posts

Subscription Profile Access


Using Jamroom

@paul - Thanks for your further clarification.
Quote: Are you really wanting to give subscribed users access to specific profiles? If so, that can be done with simple template modifications.

We are considering, instead of selling "quota" access, rather selling access to specific custom coded profiles.
Great news that you said this is possible! This shows the power of the JR platform :)

If we want to move forward with this idea, sounds like we would pay CUSTOM coding work from your team to make this happen...

Great Support - Status = Closed
SoftDesigns
@softdesigns
09/16/18 09:15:35AM
242 posts

Subscription Profile Access


Using Jamroom

Ok, If I understand this, something like:

From your example: Must clone lower level quota_basic, then include all items in quota_basic + additionally the Audio module in higher quota_level1

- One User can only be in One Quota
- If site has many different features to sell, cannot pick and choose, rather all features should be in a single quota.
- Can only sell access to quotas, not access to profiles.

Seems there is no direct way to sell access to a specific profile?
SoftDesigns
@softdesigns
09/15/18 01:08:41PM
242 posts

Subscription Profile Access


Using Jamroom

I read you can sell subscription to a quota, not sure how that works, since only one user per quota.
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We hope to use profile domains to offer a way to have specific module features on a profile, with its own domain name.
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Can user1 in quota-A, subscribe to Profile2 in quota-B? User1 still is in quota-A, but can see and use features on Profile2 in quota-B.

How we would setup subscription access to a Profile something like in the above scenario?
updated by @softdesigns: 12/20/18 05:14:32AM
SoftDesigns
@softdesigns
09/15/18 11:08:01AM
242 posts

Custom Module Standard User


Jamroom Developers

I found this code in: profile_menu.tpl

{if isset($_items)}
{foreach $_items as $module => $entry}
    {if $entry.active == '1'}
    <a href="{$entry.target}" class="t{$module}"><div class="profile_menu_entry profile_menu_entry_active">{$entry.label}</div></a>
    {else}
    <a href="{$entry.target}" class="t{$module}"><div class="profile_menu_entry">{$entry.label}</div></a>
    {/if}
{/foreach}
{/if}

If we hard-code a change to this template, my guess is we would also have to hard-code the mobile version of this template.
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Based on the code above, it seems if the module logic - {if $entry.active == '1'} - then the module tab will show?
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IDEA: So would it be possible, say in the custom module php code, to "manually" set and force the custom module to always be "active" even if it is read only, and stores no data? Then it seems the module might show on desktop, and mobiles with no template code changes?
updated by @softdesigns: 09/15/18 11:08:42AM
SoftDesigns
@softdesigns
09/15/18 10:43:59AM
242 posts

Custom Module Standard User


Jamroom Developers

@paul - Great, I will check out and study the Ninja skin: profile_menu.tpl
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JR = Powerful Platform - always something new to learn...
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Great Support :)
SoftDesigns
@softdesigns
09/15/18 09:40:38AM
242 posts

Following Error


Using Jamroom

Yes, we had similar problem when testing "unfollow a profile", even after that, profile still shows user as following.
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How to stop following, or rather "unfollow" a profile? What is best / correct method to unfollow a profile?
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