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Trending Module

Suggestions

As an alternative you could use jrCharts. Then use the most popular content from several charts (eg page views, most comments, most downloads, busiest creators) to show a mixed trending list.

Facebook do something similar to this but have people to curate the mix. But I heard that they just sacked their Trending department, so maybe not quite like Facebook do it?

Adding Tags Using Form Designer

Design and Skin Customization

It sounds like you need an optionlist (checkboxes) then search that for the selected values.

Cannot edit a certain page with Site Builder

Using Jamroom

Does it still work fine on your ning or godaddy site?

Using Advanced Charts Docs

Jamroom Developers

The entry is created in the datastore when the first view happens.

Cannot edit a certain page with Site Builder

Using Jamroom

The html that you see in Firefox inspect element has the html corrected - browsers are pretty good at working out what the html is intended to be. If you "view source" the html is uncorrected and the broken html shows in red. You do have some red html on that page.

If sitebuilder works by using javascript you have a couple of errors which you can see in Firefox console. They might be a problem, or maybe not. Chrome has a console as well.

Jamroom Core 6.0.0 beta 1

Yes, that looks fine

Group Comments - Add Images?

Using Jamroom

You can remove all buttons except jrembed and jrsmiley.

Group Comments - Add Images?

Using Jamroom


You can reduce the number of buttons in the ribbon by deleting some from /core/template_modify/template=form_editor.tpl You have a lot of control from that template - take things out, or add them in.
updated by @ultrajam: 08/21/16 03:59:17PM

Group Comments - Add Images?

Using Jamroom

Must add that although it has it's problems, I quite like TinyMCE because when I demonstrate our system I can say something like "and you might recognise the interface from Wordpress, but if not you already know most of it from using MS Word." Pretty much everyone sees it and nods knowingly, so I can move on to showing more important user features.

Jamroom Core 6.0.0 beta 1

These figures in the screenshots below don't make sense to me. Both localhost and jamroom hosted score above the baseline for the Overall Score, but localhost performs below the baseline on all three performance scores.

According to the Score (Lower is Better) my localhost scores higher than the baseline on all three tests (meaning it is lower performing than the baseline).

But the Overall Score (Higher is Better) for my localhost is higher than the baseline.

On my Jamroom hosted server the scores are all lower than the baseline (as they are higher performing), and the Overall Score is also higher than the baseline (as expected for a higher performing server).

Is it skewed by my laptop localhost, or does the baseline 1000 figure need updating?

Localhost:

Jamroom hosting: