Forum Activity for @ultrajam

Time order for a datetime field is out

Using Jamroom

After saving a datetime field (eg jrBlog) the selected time appears in the wrong order in the Time select menu.

If 10:15 is the saved Time value, the time dropdown will list 10:15 after 9:15 and before 9:30

To reproduce, create a blog post and set a publish time. When updating the blog post check the order of the times in the Time select menu.
updated by @ultrajam: 07/02/17 01:23:02PM

Online Events - how to deal with different time zones?

Ning To Jamroom

This is usually done by adding the timezone to the time of the event.

e.g. 20:00 PST or 20:00 GMT

This works for large audiences such as Apple events, global press releases, etc.

Are your events all occurring in the same timezone? If so just add the timezone in the template after the event time.

node-fetch client in log

Using Jamroom

That would make sense, google analytics are in use on the site.

I will keep an eye on it and report back here if any new info comes to light.

Thanks

node-fetch client in log

Using Jamroom

I now have 17 of these Not Founds in the log since they started yesterday.

One of those pages has definitely never been emailed. It was a page I renamed and then deleted 5 minutes later whilst demonstrating something to a colleague (SteveH) whilst on my work pc. No link to the page would have appeared to a not logged in user - it remained unpublished until it was deleted.

All 17 do have some things in common though:
1. The IP addresses are all US Amazon addresses.
2. They are all either on the Steve profile or the SteveH profile. Bizarre!

Could these be something to do with the Backup module?

Thanks

Dindt find translate some language words

Using Jamroom

Best to wait for a skin update. It will be soon.

Dindt find translate some language words

Using Jamroom

@Paul in Elastic2 there are language strings which haven't made it into the language file.

In the footer.tpl there are strings 161 and 162, but Elastic2 language file only goes up to 72, so the defaults are showing. Those strings are in FollowMe.
updated by @ultrajam: 03/22/17 06:20:34AM

Dindt find translate some language words

Using Jamroom

You should wait, the Jamroom team will fix that.

Dindt find translate some language words

Using Jamroom

Ah I see what you mean.

Those language strings have come from FollowMe and don't exist in Elastic2.

Dindt find translate some language words

Using Jamroom

It will be in either User language tab, or Skin language tab.

If your skin is Elastic2 go here:
YOURSITE/core/skin_admin/language/skin=jrElastic2

Dindt find translate some language words

Using Jamroom

If it isn't in User language tab, try the Skin language tab.