Forum Activity for @brian

Media file size

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No - that's just how much it might use if the conversion server needs it. It's not going to grab 4096M of RAM - it will only use what is needed, and will use a lot less if there is no conversion going on.
updated by @brian: 07/08/14 12:07:13PM

money back guarante

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Welcome to the Jamroom forum!

It's not 100% clear what you're asking - each "license" (for licensed modules and skins) allows installing on up to 2 servers - you can't get a refund for the unused license if you are only using 1.

If you're asking if you can get a refund, we can usually do that - we'd just like the chance to find out why you want a refund, and what the reason is, and we'd like to fix it if it is something in our control.

Hope this helps!
updated by @brian: 10/22/15 02:08:04AM

AJAX Side Effect

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That's not going to work "preventDefault" won't do a thing if there is JS errors that prevent the JS from being compiled.

You should never be modifying JS on a "live" server where someone can lose money - you need to be testing it on your dev system long before it goes live.

You can truncate the jr_jrcore_cache table, but you'll need FTP access to delete the data/cache/Active_Skin/*.js files.

For now, switch skins, reset caches, then switch back (unless your JS is in a module, then disable the module, then reset caches).

Media file size

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That is correct - a setting of 1024M will result in a max upload size of 256M (1/4) - the conversion server needs the extra memory overhead.

Set it to 2048M for 512M, etc.

recent jrForum posts

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when browsing the datastore, you should see everything. I just tested here on Jamroom.net and I'm not see any problems. Do you see the forum posts on the other profiles when you view the profiles?

Thanks!

Docs developer list

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Yeah I see that too - I'll get the CSS fixed up.

Thanks!

Jamroom.net profile feeds

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Sorry Steve - I'm trying to find the actual URL you are loading the RSS from - there's no RSS feed here:

https://www.jamroom.net/

Thanks!

Media file size

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Try running an integrity check, and also check your server check to be sure that PHP is showing a 2G allowed size - you may need to restart your web server for the changes to take effect.

Docs developer list

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This is fixed now - thanks Steve!

Docs developer list

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Not sure this has ever worked - thanks for pointing it out - I'll get it fixed up.

Thanks!