Forum Activity for @brian

brian
@brian
12/06/17 12:02:27PM
10,162 posts

text editor glitch since today's updates


Using Jamroom

Hi Strumelia - just got your email update but don't see that your reply was actually saved - can you try it again?
brian
@brian
12/06/17 11:52:19AM
10,162 posts

text editor glitch since today's updates


Using Jamroom

Also - you might want to turn off the BETA channel if you don't want to update to beta versions of the Core.
brian
@brian
12/06/17 11:51:33AM
10,162 posts

Daily Profile Limits module not working?


Using Jamroom

I'll have Douglas follow up here - I'm not sure what files changed by suspect it is the menu templates - i.e.

header_menu_desktop.tpl
header_menu_mobile.tpl

Anytime there is a change to the site menu that is where it would be.
brian
@brian
12/06/17 11:50:15AM
10,162 posts

text editor glitch since today's updates


Using Jamroom

The new version of TinyMCE changed some CSS on us - specifically there was no longer a "minimum" height set on the editor, and it would basically collapse into a line. So a minimum height of 170px was added as a rule in jrCore.css:

.form_editor_holder > div {
    min-height: 170px;
}

You can override that if you would like to make it shorter, or add your background color in.
brian
@brian
12/06/17 09:18:14AM
10,162 posts

Daily Profile Limits module not working?


Using Jamroom

Strumelia:Any new developments on this front, Brian? Just wondering. :)

It's been released - we had a huge number of releases go out this morning. This took quite a long time to rebuild, so hopefully it works perfectly. Make sure and update all modules, as the audio/video/image galleries modules all had updates that are needed by the profile limits module. Then, go into your profile limits module and make sure everything is set as you need.

Let me know if that helps or you see any issues. The updates were quite complicated - while I hope it all works 100%, there certainly could be some corner cases that I overlooked (although Michael tested this pretty extensively and I think it is good).

Thanks!
brian
@brian
12/05/17 09:55:04AM
10,162 posts

User api key


Installation and Configuration

DannyA:Ok, you confused me by using the temr api key now. Is api key the same as the app key?

Yes - sorry.

Quote:So another server is considered an app. So back to the original point. If one of the users in my label quota wants to send me data via the api from their servers, I need to manually generate an app key for them; there is no way to let them generate their own app key. In that case, is it possible to create a custom module for them to generate their app key? That is the original question

Sure - you could do whatever you want - there is no existing functionality in Proxima to handle that for you, so you'd just need to create a new app in the app table and generate the key.
brian
@brian
12/05/17 09:27:20AM
10,162 posts

User api key


Installation and Configuration

Any access to Proxima requires an API key. So if you have 10 different remote applications (they can be mobile, other servers, etc) then you would need to have 10 different API keys.

There is no "open" API access to Jamroom using Proxima.
brian
@brian
12/05/17 09:11:14AM
10,162 posts

User api key


Installation and Configuration

So what you want to do here is just create a new app key manually for the few customers you want to give access to your site via the Proxima API. This lets you vet who is getting access to your site as well.

Let me know if that helps.
brian
@brian
12/04/17 03:14:32PM
10,162 posts

User api key


Installation and Configuration

I'm not 100% sure what you mean in regards to:

Quote:I need users from one of my quotas to be able to connect directly through api

I just want to be sure what you are looking to do. Your users can connect via Proxima to your site - that's not an issue. You could restrict those connecting to a specific quota if you wanted to as well.

The part I am not understanding is why you need different "apps". Are the users in this quota going to be building their own mobile apps that need to connect with your site in some way?

Quote:Jamroom is not designed to handle multiple users accessing through the api.

You could have thousands of different users connecting to your site using Proxima - that's not an issue. They would all connect using the same APP key and a unique session key - so that's not an issue.

Let me know if that helps at all.

Thanks!
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