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I'm not so familiar with Oxwall other than knowing 'it exists'. I reckon the best way to be trusted is to answer questions in the forums. It shows you know the system and helps out the community, then when someone is considering buying from you they have a feeling of who they're buying from.

Just my opinion though.

When I first started with Jamroom there was a guy called Kyle who helped out in the forums. The speed and availability of his responses really got me hooked on the system. Felt like I wasn't alone.

Sounds like a really valuable service you are planning to offer, I'm sure there will be some interest.

Ancestor Chart has a broken link

Genosis

do you have a GEDCOM file for the broken structure? If yes, could you add it here or if its private send it to support at jamroom dot net along with a link to this tracker.

Its always easier to fix bugs when we have a working example of it.

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We don't have a pay-a-subscription-for-a-module type setup. Each module in the marketplace section of a Jamroom install will have a fixed price on it. Once the user has purchased the module they will be able to use that module on 2 sites. The thought pattern is: 1 site is production the other is development.

A Jamroom site admin can set their site up so that they charge a subscription to the users of their site and those users paying the subscription get moved into a different 'Quota'. The quota determines access to modules. Eg: mysite.com charges $3 per month to be able to upload 10 audio files ("The Basic Quota"), pay $7 per month and you can upload 30 ("Slightly bigger quota").

I don't think that's what you're asking though, It sound like you want to sell a service to the site owner. We do not have that facility set up.
updated by @michael: 06/30/22 03:29:35PM

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Can't see any plugins on that URL, think its probably connected to your user account.

If you've got a bunch of plugins and want to release them to the market then we do have 3rd party options for selling and version control. The main thing we're concerned about is that the modules will be supported.

In the past modules have been built then not supported/maintained which isn't great.

Here's an example of a 3rd party developer on jamroom, this is UltraJam:
https://www.jamroom.net/ultrajam/forum

They have all the same features as The Jamroom Network team have.

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The best scenario for developers is to use Jamroom Hosting. You can spin up a server from your profile. When you use Jamroom Hosting you can create as many sites as you like and you have access to all modules The Jamroom Network make included in the price for as many sites as you want to create.

From there if you want to give the site to the client, then get them to create a jamroom hosting account and we move the site to their hosting, or you could continue to maintain their site for them and take a maintanence fee to cover your hosting costs and whatever your time is worth to keep it up to date.

Search by _profile_ids, order by profile_id

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Without a system connected to a debugger to test out my next step would probably be either:

Create a new smarty function instead of the jrCore_list call something like {ujStatement_get_stuff user_ids=$_user['user_linked_profile_ids']}

then use the jrCore_db_search_items to get all the wanted items and run them through a foreach loop to get the ordering in the desired order.

Then pass that info to list.tpl in ujManager.

--edit--
forgot the OR. Or assign the results of the jrCore_list to a variable then loop over that to get them in the right order before passing them off to the list.tpl file. The previous way I prefer because I like loops and this kind of stuff better in php than in smarty.
updated by @michael: 06/28/22 02:24:36AM

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Jamroom Developers

does order by _created work? because I'd expect that would give the same order as _profile_id

Mass Deleting of Accounts

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Deleting them from the table should also delete them from the skin. Maybe reset the caches and run the integrity check
ACP -> MODULES -> CORE -> SYSTEM CORE -> TOOLS -> RESET CACHES
ACP -> MODULES -> CORE -> SYSTEM CORE -> TOOLS -> INTEGRITY CHECK

Need custamisation support

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There's a difference between developer and customer support usually. Customer support help the customers USE the site and whenever they find the customers having difficulty doing things then they let the developer know so they can try to make it easier to use. Finding developers who are also good with people is rare.

I think you've outlined what it is you're looking for well. Lets see if anybody around here wants to join you on your worthy journey.

Need custamisation support

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Awesome, that's really useful information. From the perspective of a developer what I would want to know in a situation like this is:
* What needs to be built into the system in order to get it to minimum functionality.
* From the point of minimum functionality what is the next step to get users onto the site.
* Once users are on the site who is doing support for the users.
* How does the site become profitable at least to the point where the staff of the site can recoup the time invested.

Because its going to need to be the developer working with you who invests time in the hope of getting paid later its a good idea to show a path on how that paid-later is going to arrive.

It sounds like you have a good idea to help your community.