Forum Activity for @ultrajam

SteveX
@ultrajam
12/09/14 04:32:47PM
2,584 posts

domain mapped to profile?


Ning To Jamroom

soaringeagle:no idea who that susan is lol

This statement gave rise to one of the rare moments when I wondered if it might be better to be living in the US.
updated by @ultrajam: 12/29/14 09:23:54AM
SteveX
@ultrajam
12/09/14 04:27:10PM
2,584 posts

2 tiny questions bout new search version


Ning To Jamroom

brian:
Someday we'll have a Jamroom team "get together", which would be awesome. We just need to get sales up so we can afford the airline tickets :)

A Jamroom yacht could pick up team members from their nearest coastline, thus reducing airmiles whilst increasing Jamroom's green credentials. :)

Quicker solution: A lot of empty oil drums with Paul's bike hooked up to some kind of propellor might save money on the yacht, but might not add so much to the green credentials (I don't think Paul's bike has any pedals).
updated by @ultrajam: 12/29/14 09:23:54AM
SteveX
@ultrajam
12/05/14 04:47:51PM
2,584 posts

Code Question 3


Using Jamroom

paul:"PHP stands for PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor."
Huh? And that is from the official PHP docs!!
It's a recursive acronym:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Recursive_acronym
Beautifully daft :)
SteveX
@ultrajam
12/05/14 12:31:40AM
2,584 posts

how do I choose a random quota_id from a set?


Using Jamroom

Ken_Rich:...I had thought ID and class were related to the CSS not Javascript...

Are they more like names that serve as reference points to WHATEVER is coming into play (CSS, Javascript, PHP, smarty).

That's pretty much it, but php and smarty don't use them, they put them into the html for later use.

Both css and javascript use them to identify elements within the page. IDs and classes are a fast way of doing that, although you can use other attributes, or the structure of the html as well.

Identifying an element using selectors like id and class is key to both css and javascript, understand how to move around the document and everything else falls into place.
SteveX
@ultrajam
12/04/14 03:55:11PM
2,584 posts

Code Question 3


Using Jamroom

brian:
Nothing in JR is loaded by Java (just an FYI) - Java != Javascript. Jamroom uses PHP and Javascript - no Java is involved... lol

@indiegospel - clarification for you:
!= means NOT equals
== means equals
=== means equals (and check that it is the same type)

Java is a different programming language to javascript. You don't need to know either language but it is very worthwhile reading a bit about jQuery (jQuery is a javascript library which makes javascript simpler to use for most people, it is genius imo, and Jamroom uses it in order to make its javascript accessible to people like me :) ).

http://www.jquery.com (jsut read the first paragraph)
updated by @ultrajam: 12/04/14 03:59:45PM
SteveX
@ultrajam
12/04/14 03:40:45PM
2,584 posts

domain mapped to profile?


Ning To Jamroom

Strumelia, I agree as well.

Soaring Eagle, it's a bit difficult to really get to grips with what you are saying - maybe I agree, or maybe I don't. I'm not sure. Your posts are really long, and the spelling problem makes them very difficult to read without reading them really, really slowly. Even when reading them really, really slowly it's a bit difficult to figure out what you mean. So, recently I have been skimming, rapidly, and therefor not really getting to grips with what you are trying to say. Just saying. Long dreads, long threads - that's become my takeaway from all of your huge keyboard efforts - and I'm sure that's doing you a total disservice, but regrettably that's the way it works out to be for me.
updated by @ultrajam: 12/29/14 09:23:54AM
SteveX
@ultrajam
12/04/14 03:15:35PM
2,584 posts

defaulting to www


Ning To Jamroom

You don't need to rename your cache directories to cachebak. Just delete them.

It isn't a problem with cookies, but you could always try using a different browser if you are particularly worried about it.
updated by @ultrajam: 12/29/14 09:23:54AM
SteveX
@ultrajam
12/04/14 02:55:19PM
2,584 posts

FOURM question?


Installation and Configuration

If you have a separate quota set up for your admin, in the Admin Control Panel (ACP), go to the quota tab for the forum module. Enable for your admin quota and save.

If you don't have a separate quota, you need to read these docs first:
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/getting-started/693/the-jamroom-quota-system
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