Forum Activity for @brian

Audio Module - ID3- Meta Album Art

Using Jamroom

I'm checking this out - I just tested this on a JR site on a different server and see the same issue you are seeing, so something is up - I will let you know what I find.

Audio Module - ID3- Meta Album Art

Using Jamroom

I'm not seeing any issues here - audio art is being read correctly. Double check that you are using the JR provided ffmpeg - it could be you're using a custom version of ffmpeg.

How to move a production site to a staging server

Installation and Configuration

That's wrong - do not uncomment that line or Jamroom won't work right. Instead, you need to create a .htaccess file in the /home/americandriller/public_html/store/admin directory that contains the correct INDEX file that is run when accessing that directory - i.e. index.php, index.html, etc.:


Your server person should be able to help you with that.

Audio Module - ID3- Meta Album Art

Using Jamroom

I'm not seeing any issues on this end - embedded ID3 image is being used if present. Are you certain the MP3 has an image embedded? Please post a URL where I can download the MP3 file and check it out from here.

Thanks!

The audio import not working

Using Jamroom

I have just imported audio here with no issues, so you've got something wrong - you're not putting the audio files in the directory you're saying they are in, they are not readable by the web user, they are not tagged correctly, etc.

There's no issue in the tool so it's something on your server.

Groups Sidebar Question

Using Jamroom

Should be item_detail.tpl

Groups Sidebar Question

Using Jamroom

Like most everything in Jamroom what you "see" is controlled by templates, so yes - you would need to customize the templates in modules/jrGroup/templates to suit your needs.

https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/module-developer-guide/1051/altering-a-modules-template

How to move a production site to a staging server

Installation and Configuration

and note that the directory is wrong:

/home/rough/public_html

versus:

/home/americandriller/public_html

You want to be careful here that you don't accidentally mess up your live site.

How to move a production site to a staging server

Installation and Configuration

This is not a Jamroom file:

/home/rough/public_html/store/system/startup.php

It looks like you've done something custom to include a different script in your Jamroom init - it's looking for that file and not finding it.

How to move a production site to a staging server

Installation and Configuration

So it's getting a 500 error - that means one of 2 things:

- either the Apache configuration for the domain is wrong (i.e. mod_rewrite is not allowed, mod_php is not configured, etc) OR
- there are PHP files missing from the install

Log in via FTP and go to the public_html/data/logs directory and download the "error_log" file - newest entries are at the bottom - that will tell us what the issue is.