Forum Activity for @brian

brian
@brian
03/12/14 09:47:44AM
10,169 posts

OneAll - Thought I was going Mad


Using Jamroom

OK revisiting this due to a link from another post, and want to be sure I understand the issue here.

Has the "ismadman" account been linked up to Facebook from the Networks section of your user account? If not, you will not be able to log in from Facebook.
brian
@brian
03/12/14 09:45:16AM
10,169 posts

OneAll plugin issue


Installation and Configuration

andrusito:Yes, my email is working. I receive the test email.

@brian, when you say (in another thread):

Quote:... if the email address already exists in JR, it;s not going to "auto log" them in (that would be a security issue). They need to enter their email and password to log in if their account already exists.

You are trying to say that OneAll plugin will not work on LOGIN function? because I think this is the main purpose of it.

If I'm already in on my Facebook account and want to login on JR5.. do I have to put in my credentials again? I mean... it is me!

Many sites are doing this. They have an auto-login if you are already in on Facebook. Where is the security risk?

Of course not - that is not what I am saying.

What I am saying is: If you have already linked your JR account to your FB account, then of course you can login. However, if you have NOT linked up your FB account to your JR account, then you will NOT be auto logged in - that is a security issue. Imagine that I am on FB (or any site supported by OneAll) and I change my email address to be YOUR address, then visit your site and am "auto logged in" as you. That's a very bad idea.

Instead, the way OneAll works is:

- if you are brand new to the JR site, then you go to "signup" and click on FB and your account is linked up.
- if you already have an account on JR, and want to link up your FB account, you log into JR and go to Account -> Networks, and you can link your account up there.

Hope this helps!
brian
@brian
03/12/14 09:41:08AM
10,169 posts

Tag Cloud Not Resizing


Design and Skin Customization

Just checked out the code, and turns out "limit" is the wrong one to set - you want to use "max_tags" - i.e.

{jrTags_cloud max_tags="50" assign="tag_cloud"}

Like I mentioned above though, I'd recommend not going really high on this setting though - the tags cloud is a browser killer when it gets to a significant number of tags.

Hope this helps!
brian
@brian
03/12/14 09:32:16AM
10,169 posts

system level error trying to validate form values


Using Jamroom

I just logged in to your site no problem. Is JS disabled on your IE?
brian
@brian
03/12/14 09:29:50AM
10,169 posts

Profile Daily Limits bug and Profile Quota Browser bug


Using Jamroom

iLoveHouseMusic:I reloaded jrProfile 1.1.13 and ran IC, same issue. Nothing in the error logs that are helpful.
I tried to transfer a profile into affected quota, then move it out, still says "1".

I'm not able to replicate it here, and the 1.1.3 profile module specifically checks and fixes this, so I'm not sure what's up.
brian
@brian
03/11/14 05:05:27PM
10,169 posts

System Check Reset


Installation and Configuration

That does not make sense - system check is not cached in any way.

I would double check you are actually on the new system and have moved to the new DB.
brian
@brian
03/11/14 05:02:36PM
10,169 posts

php error?


Using Jamroom

ukdenny:Would it have been disabled by my server provider?

Yes - they would have disabled it. It's not something you can do from your account.

Hope this helps!
brian
@brian
03/11/14 05:01:44PM
10,169 posts

system level error trying to validate form values


Using Jamroom

OK just tested on Windows 8.1 and IE11 and am not seeing any problems - login works without issue.

Is this on the site you emailed me earlier?

Thanks!
brian
@brian
03/11/14 04:59:03PM
10,169 posts

Profile Daily Limits bug and Profile Quota Browser bug


Using Jamroom

Bug2 - you need to update to the latest jrProfile module (1.1.3) then run an integrity check - that's already been fixed.

I will check out number 1.

Thanks!
brian
@brian
03/11/14 02:50:45PM
10,169 posts

php error?


Using Jamroom

ukdenny:Is this other PHP error the same and want's ignoring?
[11-Mar-2014 10:53:25] PHP Warning: ini_restore() has been disabled for security reasons in /home/mydreams/public_html/soundblitzrecords.com/include/jamroom-misc.inc.php on line 7528

Yes - you can ignore that, although it's weird that it has been disabled for "security reasons" - I'm not sure of any security implications for being able to restore an ini setting to it's default.
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