Forum Activity for @brian

User Service - Retrieving profiles

Installation and Configuration

Jamroom will not function properly on a Windows server - it needs to be a Linux, Mac OS X or FreeBSD server.

We do provide high end hosting if you're looking for a scalable super fast home for your Proxima site:

https://www.jamroom.net/hosting

Otherwise you'll want to get a Linux based hosting account.

Let me know if that helps.

Events Listing the wrong way round again in Ningja

Using Jamroom

That is exactly how it should be working if you have the "show past events" checkbox checked. What skin are you testing on? Is it Ningja?

User Service - Retrieving profiles

Installation and Configuration

I think what you're seeing is the lock on new modules for subscribers - new modules and skins are only available to Jamroom subscribers for the first 30 days. After 30 days they "unlock" for everyone. A VIP membership is $29 per year:

https://www.jamroom.net/subscribe

Sorry for not seeing that right away.

Hope this helps!

User Service - Retrieving profiles

Installation and Configuration

I'm not seeing any issues here - as long as the BETA channel is active in your marketplace, it should show up on the first page of the "modules" tab. I just enabled BETA on a test site here and I see it, so just double check that the BETA channel active.

Also double check that you've entered your email address and system ID into the Marketplace -> Tools -> Marketplace systems correctly - you can find your info here:

https://www.jamroom.net/networklicense/licenses

Let me know if that helps.

Thanks!

User Service - Retrieving profiles

Installation and Configuration

Right now it is in beta so do this in your Jamroom:

- go to ACP -> Core -> Marketplace -> Tools -> Release channels and click the "make active for the BETA channel

- click on "Marketplace" tab and scroll down to the Proxima Bridge module and click "install".

Hope this helps!

User Service - Retrieving profiles

Installation and Configuration

Yeah that's probably your most flexible solution:

- create the account and get the account id
- POST that data and create a new record in a special collection - i.e. api/data/user_info (or whatever)

Only include the keys you want to be searchable. That will give you an endpoint specifically for searching user data that will let you slice and dice it in whatever way you would like. Make the collection Global Read Only.

If your users won't be using your Jamroom side to "follow" each other, then you'll need to create those "follows" programmatically via the API - let me know when you get to that point and I can give you more info on how you would go about that.

Hope this helps!

Profile Category filter

Design and Skin Customization

That looks good to me - do you get errors or does it just not show any results?


Thanks!

Reclaim Page URLS

Using Jamroom

OK thanks - I'll check this out and see what's up.

Data Service - search collections

Installation and Configuration


No problem!