Forum Activity for @brian

Cloudfront configuration

Using Jamroom

Following up here to your email you sent me.

The way it works is that it replaces your S3 URL in the source with your CloudFront URL for non-signed URLs (i.e. media plays), and for media plays it uses the certificate info to create the proper signed URL.

So look at your HTML source and see if the CloudFront URL is being used. If it is, try clicking directly on the URL and see if you can view the item or you get an error.

Question Concerning Jamroom Videos

Design and Skin Customization


Correct..


I outlined it above - however if your laptop is online and internet accessible, you could try an iframe. You'll have to play around with it and try to get it to work.

Global config tabs not updating

Design and Skin Customization

This is automatic - I've not seen this NOT work, so something else must be going on. How are you determining that it is not being saved?

Thanks!

Question Concerning Jamroom Videos

Design and Skin Customization


MP4 is good.


You can't do this - you would have to have your office website setup in DNS with a domain name, running a server 24/7 and a custom module - at that point you may as well run your JR site from your office computer.

Hope this helps!

After fresh install Users module fails system_check

Installation and Configuration

This is fixed - thanks for letting us know.

After fresh install Users module fails system_check

Installation and Configuration

Weird - that should not be including the beta version - I will check it out.

Cloudfront configuration

Using Jamroom

Did you upload a file to your S3 bucket and make sure your distribution is working by accessing that file at your cloudfront URL?

CSS Being Stripped

Using Jamroom

I've just done a full investigation of this over the last day, and there's no work around for allowing some of this CSS that HTML Purifier considers potentially "malicious". Basically any CSS property (this case background gradients and borders) that can have an "opacity" value, can be used to "hide" the HTML element in some way (which is why it is considered malicious), or has the ability to break the HTML of the site (by rendering portions visible or not visible).

I've tried building custom rules for this, but have not been able to come up with something that works correctly.

So in this case what you need to do is:

- create a quota for your "trusted" users and put your own profile in that quota
- in the Core -> Quota Config check the "allow ALL HTML tags" option for the new quota

This will allow all the HTML with the style to be saved correctly.

We do still have the issue of visitors not seeing the same thing which is still being investigated, but at least this will get all your HTML into the blog.
updated by @brian: 12/09/15 06:26:53AM

My account again

Using Jamroom


You should be good now - the reason this happened is that you cancelled your VIP Unlimited subscription AFTER moving to VIP Hosting - when that cancel came in, you were moved back to the member quota. I've put you in the right quota now and you should be good.

Hope this helps!

Unwanted HTML gap/space

Using Jamroom

Update to the latest Jamroom Core 5.3.0b8 and let me know if that helps at all - if not, there's something specific going on on your site that we'll need to check out.

Thanks!