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brian
@brian
04/18/14 09:57:33AM
10,169 posts

variables in jrCore_list search


Using Jamroom

blindmime:I believe it's working perfectly, Brian. Thanks again.

Right on - glad to hear that.

Thanks!
brian
@brian
04/18/14 08:59:44AM
10,169 posts

variables in jrCore_list search


Using Jamroom

OK this should be fixed now in version 1.1.19 of the User Profiles module - update and let me know if that fixes it for you.

Hope this helps!
brian
@brian
04/18/14 08:55:48AM
10,169 posts

variables in jrCore_list search


Using Jamroom

I think I see the root cause here in the profile search_params listener - there is a bug that is only returning the first 3 space separated elements of the search - good catch.

Let me get that fixed up and a new release pushed out.

Hope this helps!
brian
@brian
04/18/14 07:02:08AM
10,169 posts

Redirect old urls to the new JR5


Installation and Configuration

andrusito:That worked perfect,

thanks dude!

No problem - glad to hear it.

Thanks!
brian
@brian
04/18/14 06:45:59AM
10,169 posts

Separating pending payout money and store profits and reconciliation


Using Jamroom

The foxycart module does not compute or handle merchant processor fees, since not all processors return the fee amount in their data feed (Stripe for example). Instead, what you want to do is set your Payout Percent (in the foxycart quota config) to whatever you need to cover your fees on an average purchase.

Right now I am not seeing any fee data coming back in the PayPal response, and have a feeling that might be part of FoxyCart 2.0 - but I will check to see if it is at least something that can be collected so it can be used in an event trigger.

Thanks!
brian
@brian
04/18/14 06:30:22AM
10,169 posts

mp3 metadata.


Using Jamroom

I am looking at ID3 tags, so only MP3 files would get tagged - WAV files, as well as any container based format (such as WMA, AAC, OGG, etc) will break if you add ID3 tags to it.
updated by @brian: 04/18/14 06:32:00AM
brian
@brian
04/18/14 06:27:04AM
10,169 posts

Admins Need to upload files of up to 250mb


Installation and Configuration

Yeah - that's why I mentioned ulimit's on the server, or some other systme in Apache that is preventing the file from making it to where it needs to go.
brian
@brian
04/18/14 06:26:08AM
10,169 posts

Pagespeed problem.


Installation and Configuration

This is how Jamroom works - those rewrite conditions are required. If Pagespeed cannot work with that, then it is not compatible with Jamroom.

Sorry!
brian
@brian
04/18/14 06:23:29AM
10,169 posts

Downloading purchases


Using Jamroom

andersda:Isn't that bad? A user (or users) who purchases allot of stuff can just share credentials for a single account and that item would be downloaded repeatedly; making it easy to share purchases and consuming your bandwidth...

I personally think it is the right choice - if the user paid for it why do you restrict how many times they can download it?

If you need that functionality you'll want to setup a vault_download listener and keep track and block as needed.
brian
@brian
04/17/14 02:33:35PM
10,169 posts

variables in jrCore_list search


Using Jamroom

blindmime:(Incidentally if search1="file_approved = off" doesn't give me the same list as search1="file_approved != on").

Correct - and it's important to understand that distinction. The way the JR5 DataStore works is that it only stores information for item keys that have a value - i.e. file_approved will only be set on items where a value for that field has been created (possibly on an update form for an item).

So when you use a != indicator, you are going to get EVERY item that not only does the key not equal the value, but you are also going to get every item where that key has not been set.

When you do file_approved = off, you are specifically looking for that key with that value - items that are missing the file_approved key will not appear.

So in your case the file_approved != on is probably the one you want.

Quote:The profile_salesperson is not the same as the profile the item belongs to. Basically, I have profiles for clients. jrFile items are added for each job we are doing for those clients. The clients are given a url to go download a pdf and proof their job. They can make changes or approve jobs via jrComments. Each client profile has a profile_salesperson (not each jrFile item or proof). I have a page built where I pass in the salesperson's name via $rep and I want it to pull all of the unapproved proofs for a particular salesperson so they can track their jobs.

Yeah that's the problem - the profile info that gets search is the profile that is attached to the item (the item creator) - NOT the rep that is doing the searching. This is why there are no matches.

The only way I can think of to do this is to have a custom field in the file item - something like file_rep_id that gets filled in with the rep ID - you can then easily search on both criteria.

Hope this helps!
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