phone version of tinymce text editor is limited?
Using Jamroom
That doesn't make sense.
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I'm logged in as 'Chifmunk' on pennywhistle and do see the editor in the iPhone 8 simulator. Screenshot
Forum Activity for @michael
Using Jamroom
That doesn't make sense.
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I'm logged in as 'Chifmunk' on pennywhistle and do see the editor in the iPhone 8 simulator. Screenshot
phone version of tinymce text editor is limited?
Using Jamroom
It could be that something else is needed, im concerned that the:
...... disable_override=true}
phone version of tinymce text editor is limited?
Using Jamroom
Looks like the details I have to login to your site as an admin user still work, is it OK for me to make the changes?
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On a side note, you have a lot of videos of playing the dulcimer, have you seen this software: soundslice.com
I've been using it to learn guitar and love the format of the keeping the score in time with the video so I can watch the finger movements. It can be integrated into websites and yours looks like a perfect fit if teaching songs is part of your sites goal.
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Attached a screenshot of the forums item_detail still showing the mobile block
updated by @michael: 12/20/20 06:22:15PM
phone version of tinymce text editor is limited?
Using Jamroom
That piece of code reads
* disable the side bar
then
* include the default item detail template
So your over-ride is overriding the default then including the default again after its turned off the side bar.
Fist thing to try is in the ACP -> MODULES -> (i forget the category, sorry) -> FORUM -> TEMPLATES -> item_detail.tpl -> MODIFY
Try adding HERE I AM!!! WHERE DOES THIS COME OUT?????, then SAVE
and see if that text appears on the forums location.
It might not because disable_override=true is set, but if it does then thats where to change. If it takes too long send the login details to support at jamroom ATTN; michael and along with a link to this thread and I'll get it fixed up.
Issue Tracker - Feature Request - External Bug Tracker Integration
Jamroom Developers
There's no reason you couldn't copy the jrTracker's function ( view_jrTracker_vcs_webhook() ) into your own module and use that to define your own triggers and actions.
The body of the view_jrTracker_create_save() function is the one that does all of the ticket creation so all the code needed to generate a ticket can be found in there. If you wanted to go that way.
That said, brian wrote the module so I've left a note for him to come take a look at this thread. He might want to include that in the module itself.
Block and unBlock of a User
Jamroom Developers
Changed the body of view_jrUser_block_save() to
// Block a User
if ($_post['mode'] == 'b') {
jrUser_block($uid);
}
else {
// UN-blocking a user
jrUser_unblock($uid);
}
Block and unBlock of a User
Jamroom Developers
The view_jrUser_block_save() function was added in 2016 and nothing has changed with it since. I think you'd be pretty safe copy+paste the innards to set the block.
SET THE BLOCK:
// When blocking a user we set BOTH user and profile inactive and remove any sessions
jrCore_db_update_item('jrUser', $uid, array('user_active' => 0, 'user_blocked' => 1));
// Delete existing session and login cookie
jrUser_session_remove($uid);
$tbl = jrCore_db_table_name('jrUser', 'cookie');
$req = "DELETE FROM {$tbl} WHERE cookie_user_id = '{$uid}'";
jrCore_db_query($req);
// Next - we need to get ALL profiles this user is linked to abd block the profiles
$_pr = jrProfile_get_user_linked_profiles($uid);
if ($_pr && is_array($_pr)) {
foreach ($_pr as $pid => $user_id) {
jrCore_db_update_item('jrProfile', $pid, array('profile_active' => 0));
jrProfile_reset_cache($pid);
}
}
REMOVE THE BLOCK:
// UN-blocking a user
jrCore_db_update_item('jrUser', $uid, array('user_active' => 1));
jrCore_db_delete_item_key('jrUser', $uid, 'user_blocked');
// Next - we need to get ALL profiles this user is linked to abd block the profiles
$_pr = jrProfile_get_user_linked_profiles($uid);
if ($_pr && is_array($_pr)) {
foreach ($_pr as $pid => $user_id) {
jrCore_db_update_item('jrProfile', $pid, array('profile_active' => 1));
jrProfile_reset_cache($pid);
}
}
If you're still feeling real nervous about it I'm sure we could separate those sections out into their own functions for next release.
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Actually, doing that is trivial, I'll get it added.
updated by @michael: 12/15/20 07:45:43PM
Any Override Options?
Jamroom Developers
You can over-ride a specific comment by use of a function, eg:
/somebody/comment/23
can be specifically addressed by creating a function:
profile_view_jrComment_23()
There's a listener that fires just before profile_view_jrComment_default() in the flow of things, its
'profile_data'That looks to be the closest event.
Unable to initialize modules - verify installation
Installation and Configuration
ah, that would be why the error message reads "apache".
See what's in the error log, should give us a clue.
Unable to initialize modules - verify installation
Installation and Configuration
Good place to check that's server related is, is 'mod_rewrite' enabled.
The expected flow is that any time any url is hit and the system is not found that mod_rewrite will redirect to the install.php location automatically, so if you're not turning up there automatically, that's my guess.
