Forum Activity for @brian

brian
@brian
04/11/17 09:25:58AM
10,149 posts

Jamroom 6.1 Beta Kickoff
Announcements

Today we're kicking off the Jamroom 6.1 Beta:

https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/blog/93/jamroom-61-beta-kickoff

That blog should cover the details, but please let us know if you have any questions or comments :)

Thanks!
updated by @brian: 11/27/17 07:40:32PM
brian
@brian
04/08/17 10:47:55AM
10,149 posts

Proxima Bridge Setup
Proxima

SoftDesigns:
RE: #3 Above: Since we use OneAll - and this new App is only for Android: Not sure, but we may not require any user login from the App. However, App user may still need to connect into a JR session, to allow "upload" of media onto their correct profile. Not sure if OneAll handles this, or Proxima User module.
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Given our situation - do you think we still need the "Proxima User module" ?

You must use Proxima User or Proxima won't work for you. The Proxima sessions are separate from Jamroom's user sessions. Note that there is no support in Proxima for OneAll. OneAll does support mobile, but it works differently, so you will need to read their documentation on that and integrate that on your end.
brian
@brian
04/08/17 10:19:19AM
10,149 posts

Query Error: Field 'tree_notes' doesn't have a default value
Genosis

blindmime:
Yes, the issues resulting from clicking the button are different, but I am still just clicking the button in both cases. Your team may treat them as separate issues, but for me as the user, it's the same issue: clicking the button is not resulting in what I would expect.

Are you still getting the SQL error?
brian
@brian
04/08/17 10:18:55AM
10,149 posts

Query Error: Field 'tree_notes' doesn't have a default value
Genosis

blindmime:
Oh, and when you select my father's newly created tree and click on "explore" in the menu to view the tree branches, it starts with his nephew on my mother's side.

Currently the way "explore" works is it starts with the ancestor profile with the _lowest_ ID - once you are in "explore" then the ID is appended to the URL so it all works. You can also explore from a specific profile by clicking the "view tree" button on their profile.
brian
@brian
04/08/17 10:16:56AM
10,149 posts

Proxima Bridge Setup
Proxima

1) Yes - Jamroom can "stream" to anything.

2) Yes - using the bridge you can create files as well.

3) No - you will need the Proxima User module as well to handle Proxima user sessions.

Let me know if that helps.
brian
@brian
04/08/17 10:14:42AM
10,149 posts

Anyone have a JR license for sale?
Off Topic

Welcome back to Jamroom :)

Note that for previous (JR3/4) license holders we offer $100 off the premium or pro package. If you'd like to do that shoot us an email at support [at] jamroom [dot] net and we'll get you setup.

Hope this helps!
brian
@brian
04/08/17 10:13:43AM
10,149 posts

Amazon S3 Media Revert
Using Jamroom

It will be a long fairly soon - in the next few weeks. Is there a specific reason why you must use S3? It will slower, and your bandwidth will not be included in our hosting - just an FYI.
brian
@brian
04/06/17 03:08:41PM
10,149 posts

Server Environment Variables
Jamroom Developers

In your module's meta() function, set the "priority" key to a really low value - i.e.

'priority' => 5

And then just make sure all your other custom modules have a HIGHER value. Let me know if that helps.
brian
@brian
04/06/17 02:59:27PM
10,149 posts

Server Environment Variables
Jamroom Developers

The problem with just sticking in an existing module is that it will be deleted when you upgrade - that is why you want to put it in your own custom module inside the "init" function - i.e.

function myCustomModule_init(){
    putenv("FOO=BAR");
    return true;
}

Then through out the site you could do:

getenv('FOO');

You could also stick it in server - i.e.

$_SERVER['myCustomModule_foo'] = 'bar';

and then in a module:

$_SERVER['myCustomModule_foo'];

or in a template:

{$_server.MyCustomModule_foo}

Let me know if that helps.
updated by @brian: 04/06/17 02:59:41PM
brian
@brian
04/06/17 02:33:32PM
10,149 posts

Server Environment Variables
Jamroom Developers

So Azure is what is know as a "platform as a service" - i.e. you have direct access to your servers, and it is up to you to maintain and administer them. That is different than Jamroom Hosted. With Jamroom Hosted you do NOT administer your own server, you don't get "root" access, etc. So going in and setting a "server wide" variable is not something we can support.

Instead you'll need to create a custom module with a config.php file that accepts whatever you want to store as a config, then access it in Jamroom that way.

Sorry!
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