Forum Activity for @brian

2 jamroom sites, 1 database

Installation and Configuration

Why not just rewrite the URL in your app?

Jamroom is not setup to run 2 different sites off of one database - that's not going to work.

Adding Tags Using Form Designer

Design and Skin Customization

Just create a "select" custom form field with the tags as you want them to be - the user can then select the tag they want on the create/update form.

Let me know if that helps.

Advanced analytics

Jamroom Developers

You can also use jrCore_counter to build something custom:

https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/jamroom-developers-guide/779/jrcore-counter

User Sign Up Form

Installation and Configuration


Yeah unfortunately this does not work this way - the "signup questions" are really only used by Ning converts, and it's not something our core User module supports.

For now I would just give the quota option during signup - you can even make them have descriptive quota names - and then have your signup questions be part of their user info. I know that's not ideal, but is what is supported.

Admin 2 Login in as user

Suggestions

I can see how this would be a good idea, but it's not something easily added to JR. For now you would just want to create a login account you can login and check on.

Advanced analytics

Jamroom Developers


It's completely relevant - it would allow your profiles to have their own full Google Analytics.

Is the cron server REQUIRED?

Using Jamroom


It depends - if you want to NOT use the cron server, you will need to come up with a suitable replacement for what it does. The whole purpose of the cron server is to send "ping" requests to your backend queue worker servers that would not otherwise get any "hits" on the server. Since JR's queue workers are web processes, we need some way to kick off the queue processes on a back end server. This is what the cron server does. It pings the back end queue servers every X (configurable) seconds and says "wake up and check for new queue entries that you need to work".

So you could replicate that using regular cron, but the cron server works really well for that purpose so I would recommend using it.

Admin logged out immediately after logging in

Using Jamroom

If you are running a version of Jamroom 5, you can find the version in the following file near the top of the file (in the "meta" function):

modules/jrCore/include.php

If you are running Jamroom 4 you can find it in:

include/jamroom-include.inc.php

near the top where it says "version".

Note that we no longer support Jamroom 4.

Let me know if that helps.

Problem adding image to existing gallery

Using Jamroom


No worries Roy - I know you're a fan - I was just being a bit sarcastic - I know what it's like working with users that have high expectations!

Market Place - Jamroom Sites

Jamroom Developers

Thanks Douglas - I've checked this out on this end, and everything appears to be set correctly - would it be possible to get your admin login to your JR so I can run some tests? If you can, send your JR URL and login to support [at] jamroom [dot] net and I can get to the bottom of what's up.

Thanks!