Proxima Bridge List Users
Installation and Configuration
https://www.jamroom.net/proxima/documentation/using-proxima/2017/the-proxima-user-service
Let me know if that helps.
Forum Activity for @brian
jrCore/router.php was not found on this server
Using Jamroom
Nobody:I guess I found the problem, I installed it into a subpath so I had to add it to the RewiteBase/subpath.
That's great - glad that is working now. I should have caught on to that - looking at your path I see /tree/ in it, which should have clued me in that it was in a sub directory.
But glad you figured that out
jrCore/router.php was not found on this server
Using Jamroom
I'm not sure what to suggest - just double check the files are uploaded and in the right place. To be honest this comes up very rarely, so my hunch is there's something up with the mod rewrite functionality on the server - maybe your hosting provider would have an idea of what might be happening.
jrCore/router.php was not found on this server
Using Jamroom
the "URL not found" really points to a mod_rewrite issue - double check that mod_rewrite is enabled.
Also - try updating the .htaccess file from this:
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
...To this:
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /
...Sometimes some servers need that RewriteBase line in order to know the path structure.
Let me know if that helps.
Thanks!
Are php's system functions required or reccomended?
Installation and Configuration
Ah - sorry about that - just checked the installer and you are right. So you'll want to get setup on a system that has all the PHP functions available. JR uses system() for quite a number of things (with JR 6.1 it uses it for VERY fast image resizing using epeg), so it's worth it to get setup with the support.
Hope this helps!
Are php's system functions required or reccomended?
Installation and Configuration
Welcome to Jamroom!
Yep - I would highly recommend having the system function available - Jamroom uses several packaged binaries (ffmpeg, sox, etc) to handle media manipulation and other tasks. The reason the installer doesn't stop you is that you CAN run Jamroom without these functions, but they will impact some of the features you'll be able to use.
Let me know if that helps.
Configuring a Beta Test Environment
Installation and Configuration
TiG:Given that, with Jamroom hosting I could create a Beta site for verification and an Alpha site for development. All neatly contained in the same Jamroom hosting environment. Am I on the right track?
Correct - you can create as many different test sites (alpha, beta, staging, etc) as you have disk space for on your hosted server, so it's super easy.
New Merchandise Module?
Using Jamroom
I have to apologize - this is my fault. I'm actually in the process of moving right now, and it has been CRAZY. We've been in our current house for 17 years - and my wife and I have been working 16 hour days the last month so we could get our house sold. Unfortunately this has been taking up 95% of my time.
The good news is that we've sold our house now, and the next week or so should be much quieter (or I certainly hope it is - I need a break!) and I'm going to work on getting caught up on a backlog of email and tickets that are sitting here for me. I think 6.1 is ready to rock and roll, so my first priority is to get that released as well as the get the new Product module out, so those should be coming soon barring any issues I run into on this end.
So thanks for your patience - we've never had a beta stretch on like this, but it's 100% my fault.
Configuring a Beta Test Environment
Installation and Configuration
The best way to do this is to setup a secondary install of Jamroom on your server - i.e.
staging.yourdomain.com
That way you can update and push new code/content to your "staging" site. Once you are happy with how it works, push it to your production site.
Note that with JR hosting this is really easy to do - just create the second dev domain and one click "import" your live site to the dev site to get a complete copy of your production site for testing.
Let me know if that helps.
ANNOYING iframe is not allowed-error message has returned
Design and Skin Customization
And just to add some clarification here for a misunderstanding - the "ALLOW_ALL_DOMAINS" you added to the Core - Allowed Domains setting has nothing to do with iframes - that is used to determine which REMOTE domains will be allowed to embed audio/video from your site.
You really need to setup the iframe control module:
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/networkmarket/116/iframe-control
allowing iframes on your site without it is a very bad idea - it's how you're going to get your visitors systems hacked when they visit your site. I know it may seem to be an "annoying and time wasting feature" but trust me when I say we have setup JR this way specifically to prevent your site from being hijacked.
