Forum Activity for @brian

brian
@brian
04/04/14 02:52:57PM
10,169 posts

JrSeamless will not work


Installation and Configuration

Sorry for the late followup here - Paul has identified an issue with the module and we will get a fix out asap.

Hope this helps!
brian
@brian
04/04/14 02:16:56PM
10,169 posts

Registering account_tab with jrUser


Jamroom Developers

Good catch Steve - fixing that now.
brian
@brian
04/04/14 08:02:27AM
10,169 posts

Adding a button in user login page


Jamroom Developers

All you need for the default profile view is a module/templates/item_index.tpl file - that is the "default" view. If you have a profile.php file though, that works as a "router" for the profile views. If you have a "default" view in your profile.php script then that view will need to handle - otherwise if there is no default view (i.e. profile_view_MyModule_default) it will "fall through" to the the item_index.tpl file.

Hope this helps!
brian
@brian
04/04/14 07:18:44AM
10,169 posts

Registering account_tab with jrUser


Jamroom Developers

That should do it - you don't need to run an integrity check, as the jrUser_account_tabs function pulls in the registered modules on each call.

The 'quota_settings' defaults to true, so you don't actually need that. Have you registered your module for core quota support?

Hope this helps!
brian
@brian
04/04/14 07:15:37AM
10,169 posts

checktype error


Jamroom Developers

sbhadauria:I am getting error "invalid jrCore_checktype: split". When custom "checktype (agree and split)" is added into custom module and when we activate the "foxycart" module then these "checktype" is
not loaded into "jrcore_checktype_cache".

yes this is a custom checktpe I have added in module init function,

Several of our modules use custom checktypes without issue, so I'm fairly certain it is working. Can you show how you are registering the checktype in your module's init function?

Thanks!
brian
@brian
04/04/14 07:11:53AM
10,169 posts

Mod deflate vs mod filter


Installation and Configuration

Developer mode does not turn it off. If you want to use mod_deflate instead, go for it - you can modify the .htaccess to suit your (or your sysadmin's) needs.

Thanks!
brian
@brian
04/03/14 03:52:58PM
10,169 posts

Publishing from development server to production server


Installation and Configuration

andersda:the marketplace requires ftp access to the server and is not secure. I don't know why someone would put that on a production system

The Marketplace does not require FTP access - that's only if your web server is not running as the same account as the jamroom user.

You should be using Ruid2 as outlined in my DO guide:

https://www.jamroom.net/brian/documentation/guides
brian
@brian
04/03/14 02:43:22PM
10,169 posts

Mod deflate vs mod filter


Installation and Configuration

andersda:Great thanks. Strange that Google didn't pick this up.

mod_filter didn't come around until Apache 2.1 - mod_deflate is older, so Google probably has to worry about users on really old versions of Apache.
brian
@brian
04/03/14 02:05:30PM
10,169 posts

Mod deflate vs mod filter


Installation and Configuration

Jamroom uses deflate - it just uses it via mod_filter - thus the "DEFLATE" option to mod_filter. mod_filter is newer a bit more flexible than the single purpose mod_deflate.

Hope this helps!
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