ACP Problems
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I need to know what the error is from your error log. If it is a permission problem then it is a hosting problem - not a Jamroom problem and your hosting provider is incorrect.
Forum Activity for @brian
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I need to know what the error is from your error log. If it is a permission problem then it is a hosting problem - not a Jamroom problem and your hosting provider is incorrect.
SSO Jamroom integration with Ghost
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You can turn off signups by unchecking in the ACP -> Users -> Users -> Global Config -> "User Signups".
For the second it sounds like you just kind of want everything to be "read only" - does that sound right? Or do you want them to not be visible at all?
Files
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Isleander:Are files that are uploaded to a Jamroom site accessible via the server? i.e. Is there a particular folder on the server that can be access by the site owner?
Yeah - if you have FTP/SFTP access to your server, you will find all the media files are stored in the data/media directory. Within data/media there are first "profile group" directories (basically grouped by the thousand) and then inside each group directory you will find the actual media directories for the individual profiles. The files have fairly readable names -i.e. "jrTicket_25_ticket_file.jpg" so you should have no problem seeing what they are.
Let me know if that helps.
update stream count by 1 seem impossible
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Hi Jacob - looks like you just have a small typo - change this:
jrCore_db_increment_key('jrAudio',$_rt['_items'][0]['item_id'], 'audio_file_stream_count',1,true);To this:
jrCore_db_increment_key('jrAudio',$_rt['_items'][0]['_item_id'], 'audio_file_stream_count',1,true);note the addition of the underscore to "item_id" so it becomes "_item_id" - the item ID is an internal key so always starts with an underscore.
Let me know if that works for you.
Thanks!
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RickStaRr:I noticed that your error codes has two // following public html. Not sure if that is the reason. I encountered a slew of errors on php 8.1 so I went back to 7.4 until the devs have completed writing the jr code for php 8 markup.
At this time 7.4 should be rock solid - there's still a lot of 3rd party code and less popular modules we are still going through to make sure they are PHP 8.+ ready.
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I do all my dev on PHP 8.2 so that error in the marketplace module should have been caught - I will get that fixed up. Unfortunately PHP 8+ really changes a lot of the fundamentals in PHP which has required us to update thousands of lines to handle the new stricter type checking.
How to add or edit Blog Categories?
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pch:Now what about how to edit an existing category name?
Just modify the blog entry and change the category name to what you want it to be.
Quote:Also, can blog categories be translated, in case of multilingual website?
You would have to do something custom there - blog categories are not part of the JR language system.
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Quote:'Unable to process your request
he system has encountered an unrecoverable error - please try again shortly'
he system has encountered an unrecoverable error - please try again shortly'
Check in your data/logs directory for the error_log - the error will be at the bottom of the file.
New install error
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Then I would guess 774 is not correct - try 775. If that doesn't work then your hosting provider should fix this for you.
updated by @brian: 06/11/23 08:38:52AM
New install error
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The problem is right there in your error:
unable to check htaccess file, ensure it is readable and that '/home/dubmusic/public_html/' is executableYour web server is misconfigured - you will need to contact your hosting provider for help.
