Aparna image error
Using Jamroom
It's a great answer since it gets us past the error -- thanks.
The issue should still be looked into, I guess.
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Using Jamroom
It's a great answer since it gets us past the error -- thanks.
The issue should still be looked into, I guess.
Aparna image error
Using Jamroom
I have an Aparna module and have added an Image field in the Form Designer. An image is uploaded when the item is created. When I attempt to update the item's title or "credits" (there are three total fields: Title, Credits and Image), I get the following error:
You have entered an invalid value for "image"
I've not customized any of the module code. I have this same module working on another site without this issue. The only difference I see is that in the form that errors, the image is required, in the other it is not.
updated by @blindmime: 08/21/15 12:14:29AM
profile forums?
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I call the profile called "home" in its own quota, the same as explained above. This quota can make a forum, groups, polls, file uploads, sell merchandise, etc. Your list of special features would be different, of course, but the idea is that the link is domain.com/home/forum and domain.com/home/groups, etc. I just choose something generic to name the general profile where I put all the content I create.
Of course, using the Link Mapper module you can make domain.com/forum go to domain.com/home/forum so the url is even easier to remember.
updated by @blindmime: 07/15/15 07:08:27PM
jrGeo_location usage
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Yeah, the service is $15/mo. Sometime in the future I'm going to need something that is accurate by 2 train changes.
What would be useful is if jrGeo_location could display the distance between two zip codes. But I'd need accurate data for that as well, of course.
updated by @blindmime: 07/07/15 06:57:09AM
jrCore_list search with multiple values
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I have a quota called Service. I have a field called profile_category which can have multiple values like "Dining,Bar Service,Catering".
I have a quota called Category with profiles named with the possible profile_category values (Dining, Bar Service, etc.). On these profile index pages I want to list 5 Service profiles with a profile_category value which equals $profile_name. For instance, on the Dining profile index page I want to list 5 Service profiles that have chosen Dining as a profile_category.
I can use search2="profile_category = `$profile_name`" as long as profile_category has only one value, but if a Service profile choose more than one category (like Dining,Bar Service,Catering) that won't work.
What's the answer?
updated by @blindmime: 08/08/15 09:01:24AM
jrGeo_location usage
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Ha -- I think I'm after getting accurate results, which is presumably what anyone using this module is after.
This service appears to be accurate:
http://www.ipaddresslabs.com/IP-GeoLoc-ip-address-geolocation-locator-lookup-database-software-geography-country-region-state-county-province-city-postal-zip-code-metro-area-code-latitude-longitude@IP-GeoLoc
updated by @blindmime: 07/05/15 06:01:23AM
jrGeo_location usage
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As I said, " these don't reflect where I'm actually at."
The information is wrong so it's useless. It's not even close. I'm in Utah. When I'm viewing from home it just sticks me in the middle of the U.S. This data above is when I'm at the office. Assuming I don't need to configure anything else, it doesn't appear to offer a reliable method to display relevant distance-related profiles to a user based on ip.
However, if I can feed a street address from profile information, compiling longitude/latitude and deriving a distance between two points, I could then display profiles within a certain circle of distance.
The doc examples show seeding ip's but since that seems unreliable, can we seed something else?
updated by @blindmime: 07/04/15 05:05:21AM
jrGeo_location usage
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In the office I'm getting:
DMA Code 512
Metro Code 512
Area Code 410
Longitude -76.4394
Latitude 39.3343
City Middle River
Postal Code 21220
Region MD
Country Name United States
Country Code US
Country Code 3 USA
So I guess it's set up, but these don't reflect where I'm actually at. I'm guessing I need to do something else to make this useful?
jrGeo_location usage
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I have jrGeo_location template code in my index.tpl template:
{jrGeo_location template="DMA Code %dma_code%"}
{jrGeo_location template="Metro Code %metro_code%"}
{jrGeo_location template="Area Code %area_code%"}
{jrGeo_location template="Longitude %longitude%"}
{jrGeo_location template="Latitude %latitude%"}
{jrGeo_location template="City %city%"}
{jrGeo_location template="Postal Code %postal_code%"}
{jrGeo_location template="Region %region%"}
{jrGeo_location template="Country Name %country_name%"}
{jrGeo_location template="Country Code %country_code%"}
{jrGeo_location template="Country Code 3 %country_code3%"}
DMA Code 0
Metro Code 0
Area Code 0
Longitude -97
Latitude 38
City
Postal Code
Region
Country Name United States
Country Code US
Country Code 3 USA
I've upload the city .dat file via the module's tools tab. Am I missing anything?
Eventually I want to be able to show profiles to users based on the user's location. If they're within a certain distance based on the profile's zip code would be great.
updated by @blindmime: 08/06/15 03:56:11PM
