Forum Activity for @brian

brian
@brian
12/10/16 04:44:15PM
10,167 posts

Clearing out Bot Members to avoid high bounce rate with Mail gun
Using Jamroom

brianrudie:I have tried to configure it but to be fair I am practically clueless as nothing new seems to happening from the admin side

As long as you have added your keys (both of them) to the Global Config, then you're set. You will see messages in your Activity Log when it encounters bad email addresses, and it will start checking them each hour.
brian
@brian
12/10/16 04:39:00PM
10,167 posts

Clearing out Bot Members to avoid high bounce rate with Mail gun
Using Jamroom

brianrudie:Hi Brian, Any chance you could help a nubie out under my Jamroom VIP support?

If you do what I outlined above you should be good. Have you tried that and run into an issue?

Thanks!
brian
@brian
12/10/16 04:31:52PM
10,167 posts

RSS Feed Widget
Using Jamroom

Awesome - glad that worked :)
brian
@brian
12/10/16 04:26:28PM
10,167 posts

Debugging conversion worker.
Jamroom Developers

We are running 6.0.2 here without issue. It could be that your workers have "failed" and did not cleanup. Go into the Queue viewer and "reset" and worker that has been working for too long.
brian
@brian
12/10/16 04:25:39PM
10,167 posts

Clearing out Bot Members to avoid high bounce rate with Mail gun
Using Jamroom

That's huge - 12% of the emails you are sending are bouncing, which is a huge red flag to a company like Mailgun.

You need to "clean" your member list. Make sure the Mailgun module is installed, and full y configured and it will start checking 100 accounts per hour. Don't send any more email until your entire user based has been checked.
brian
@brian
12/10/16 04:24:21PM
10,167 posts

Stations and Playlists
Using Jamroom

You'll want to post what you have so far in your template - what I outlined above with jrCore_media_player pretty much works "out of the box".

Note that when it comes to design tickets, we try our best to answer those but we can easily get bogged down in those type of tickets, which is why we ask NOT to open those type of tickets. If you want to work with a JR designer let us know - we've got a quite a lot going on so it may take a bit, but we do do custom design work.

Thanks!
brian
@brian
12/10/16 04:22:02PM
10,167 posts

RSS Feed Widget
Using Jamroom

No problems here. The correct feed URL is:

http://www.mtv.com/news/feed/

Have just added it here and it is working.
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brian
@brian
12/10/16 08:51:40AM
10,167 posts

Debugging conversion worker.
Jamroom Developers

Correct - it is not called when ADDING a queue entry (that is jrCore_queue_create). jrCore_queue_get is called when a queue entry is requested.

Try modifying the jrCore_queue_create function and remove this part:

    if (!isset($_mods[$module])) {
        // Bad module
        return false;
    }

Near the top - let me know if that works.
brian
@brian
12/10/16 07:44:57AM
10,167 posts

NO_LANG_FOR_ID error with Like feature
Using Jamroom

This has been fixed in version 1.4.9 of the Like It module - root cause is that there needed to be a special check for "liking" a profile, since normally likes only happen on an item that belongs to a profile.
brian
@brian
12/10/16 07:41:15AM
10,167 posts

Debugging conversion worker.
Jamroom Developers

Are you running Jamroom 6? If so, try this - in jrCore/lib/util.php you'll find the "jrCore_queue_get" function - at the top you will see this:

function jrCore_queue_get($module, $name, $worker = null, $system_id = null)
{
    global $_mods;
    if (!isset($_mods[$module])) {
        // Bad module
        return false;
    }
    if (is_null($worker) || strlen($worker) === 0) {
        $worker = getmypid();
    }

Remove the module check part so it looks like this:

function jrCore_queue_get($module, $name, $worker = null, $system_id = null)
{
    if (is_null($worker) || strlen($worker) === 0) {
        $worker = getmypid();
    }

Let me know if that helps. I just saw this issue on another site as well, but that bit of code has been there for some time so not sure why it would crop up now.
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