Forum Activity for @brian

Getting errors when trying to do system updates

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Your set - I reuploaded the core and it looks good. Make sure you are using a quality FTP client to work on your site. On windows I would recommend SmartFTP and for Mac I would recommend Yummy FTP Pro.

Hope this helps!

Issue with the div in the 5.4.0b2 upgrade

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Here's a screenshot from a stock Elastic skin - no issues. Sounds like you might have done some custom CSS - go to Skins -> Elastic -> Style and click "Reset Skin Style" if you can.

How to undo Update Changes?

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So you are already doing it by creating a file called "jrCore_editor.tpl" and uploading it to your CUSTOM skin? If you are doing that already then there is no way an update will ever overwrite your custom editor.tpl file.
updated by @brian: 07/29/16 09:31:15AM

jrCore_trigger_event

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This is an error in the skin config - we'll get this fixed.

Getting errors when trying to do system updates

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Sounds like things have got a bit messed up - shoot us an email at support with your site info and JR admin login info and I can upload it to your site and fix it for you.

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Awesome - that brings a smile to my face that you just ran with it and got it working - nice job

Getting errors when trying to do system updates

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You need to log into your site using FTP - it is a PHP script (.php). You will need to download it to your computer, edit it, then re-upload it.

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What module are you trying to do this for?

Full width Image on the home page

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You just need to set the div it is in to width:100%. Make sure it is OUTSIDE the .container class, which likely has a max-width: 1140px on it. You can also do width: 100% !important if you want to force it out.

Getting errors when trying to do system updates

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You still want to make the change I outlined for it to work.