Forum Activity for @brian

How to build a JrElastic multilingual-based site using the Site Builder?

Using Jamroom

Creating a multi lingual site is a little bit more involved than just clicking buttons - mainly because you need to tell Jamroom WHAT language strings need to go where.

For existing templates used in Site Builder (say creating an audio list) then YES - those templates are setup to be multilingual. That does NOT mean the language you want to use is supported - support for languages other than en-US has to be ADDED to Jamroom. You can do this via the "Clone a Language" option in the ACP -> Users -> User Accounts -> Tools section.

Once that is done, the you would do like Douglas has outlined and use the {jrCore_lang} function in your custom templates to tell JR what lang string to place there.

Let us know if that helps.

template compare issue

Installation and Configuration

I've just tried what you outlined and I don't see an issue here - I can select the original skin I cloned from (in this case Elastic) and compare with the cloned one.

Playlist audio Cover out Of Proportion

Using Jamroom

I get:


You'll want to take that profile and make it public so we can view it here.

Thanks!

core update crashes

Installation and Configuration

The other one to watch out for is "SymLinksIfOwnerMatch" - if you have that enabled, then it means symlinks are followed only if the destination is owned by the same user that owners the symlink. This means if you are running Apache has the "httpd" or "www" user, and you upload the files as root (or another user) and you do NOT chown them to www/httpd, then symlinks are not followed:

https://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.4/sections.html

core update crashes

Installation and Configuration

Make sure FollowSymLinks is enabled in the Options directive for the domain (it is enabled by default):

https://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.4/mod/core.html#options

core update crashes

Installation and Configuration

None of the "PHP Notices" are issues. Here is your problem:


You are missing this file:

modules/jrCore/router.php

OR your apache2 config is configured for the wrong web directory.

I apologize that you're having issues - I would highly recommend that before you "go live" you find a system administrator that knows what they are doing and can fix these types of issues. There's no reason this should be more than a 4 minute event - certainly NOT a 4 hour event.

core update crashes

Installation and Configuration

No reason to be down for 2 hours - your sys admin should be able to identify the issue in 2 minutes:

/var/log/apache2/error_log

Extend proxima api

Installation and Configuration

Thanks for the update!

1) the Proxima User module does this for you

2) You can retrieve user info using Proxima User

3) I would recommend just using the Proxima Data module to "store" playlists in a Playlist collection. then incorporate the actual player logic on your mobile app - that's where you want that to be anyway.

For caching, Proxima will handle all that for you - it has support for multiple Mmecache servers if you really need it as well.

Hope this helps!
updated by @brian: 11/08/15 10:22:54AM

Can group owners add a document to one of their group's pages? If so, how?

Installation and Configuration

I don't think that "embedding" documents is something we would support - there's just too many variables at play to try to create some sort of "viewer" and maintain security.

Here's what I suggest:

- if it is a TEXT document (i.e. .doc, etc) just cut and paste the CONTENT as a Group Page.
- if is something else, attach the file on the first COMMENT on the Group Page.

Let me know if that helps.
updated by @brian: 11/08/15 10:19:37AM

Log containing user information

Using Jamroom


No - that type of information is not stored - you can go into the Data Browser for User Accounts and see the type of info that is kept.

Hope this helps!