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Queue depth status

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None of this is really an issue on a busy system. Queues are never held up in any way - there just may not be enough active processes on a system that has no one hitting web pages that a queue may sit there for bit. You'll really only ever see this on a development system. On a "live" system there are enough web processes calling up workers that everything gets worked through very quickly with almost no delay.

I've got something in place for the next Core that will let you set the priority of a queue worker if you want - i.e.
Note the new HIGH_PRIORITY_QUEUE flag on the register worker call. There is a corresponding LOW_PRIORITY_QUEUE flag if you want the worker to run after all other queues are checked.
updated by @brian: 07/10/16 09:09:10AM

Queue depth status

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Yeah I could see this being useful as well - mainly to ensure email is sent first (or attempted to). I'll check it out and see if it is something that could be supported easily.

Some questions (from a Social Engine user)

Design and Skin Customization


Jamroom has this too - it's called "Site Builder":

https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/site-builder

You can easily create as many pages on your site as you want.

You're in good hands with @paul so you'll have no problem

Queue depth status

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@paul answered your other post here:

https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/forum/new_posts/41667/prioritizing-queue-jobs

and I will check out this one in more depth on Monday - I see 404 here as well and am not sure why.

Thanks!

Queue depth status

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Make sure the Cloud Core module is installed on the server you are making the call FROM, and that it is configured with your cluster name and password.

How Can I Change Button Icons?

Design and Skin Customization

You can just add an "icon" parameter:

More Control of the Liked Items Page

Suggestions

There is no specific template for that view - it is constructed using the item_list.tpl files for the individual modules.

Queue depth status

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That means the URL is incorrect - double check the URL.

Queue depth status

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Looks like it needs a dummy value - i.e.:
Let me know if that works.

Queue depth status

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You can do this from the master to the Queue Server with the following code:
$_rs will contain an array of queue info just like jrCore_get_active_queue_info() would produce.