Forum Activity for @michael

michael
@michael
02/13/18 06:39:28PM
7,827 posts

Helping my members see their 'pending' Followers
Using Jamroom

The box is not an indicator of state, its just a checkbox.

There is the form session system that tries to remember the contents of forms while they are being filled out, it could be remembering the state of the checkbox.

It also could be the default state of the checkbox.

Either way, the state the checkbox on the TOOL is set at is irrelevant, (the one on the GLOBAL CONFIG is an indicator, its important.) as that state is only used when the tool is run.
michael
@michael
02/13/18 11:56:49AM
7,827 posts

The audio import not working
Using Jamroom

If its on our hosting we have tools to look for why, but since its not on our hosting you need to provide enough information for us to understand whats going on in order to get assistance.

Check your error logs for information that looks related to audio uploads.

Also check your SYSTEM CHECK tool to make sure the server has no red lights.
michael
@michael
02/13/18 11:42:55AM
7,827 posts

Helping my members see their 'pending' Followers
Using Jamroom

1. correct.

2. notification system has not changed at all.

3. system has not changed at all. Yes correct.

4. no. The members in 'pending' state are not effected. If they were pending before the setting change they will be pending after the setting change.


I'll get the old wording fixed up, thought I did that but obviously not.
michael
@michael
02/12/18 11:33:09PM
7,827 posts

Different div classes
Jamroom Developers

You can call any div anything you like
<div class="class1 class2 class3">.....

Then you can use CSS to adjust those classes however you like.
.class1{
 background-color: red;
}
.class2{
 padding: 10px
}
.class3{
 // something else
}

https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/sel_class.asp

or if you like books, Im a big fan of O'Reilly books for learning web development:

Amazon: "O'Reilly: CSS: The Definitive Guide: Visual Presentation for the Web"
https://www.amazon.com/CSS-Definitive-Guide-Visual-Presentation/dp/1449393195/ref=dp_ob_title_bk
michael
@michael
02/12/18 11:27:18PM
7,827 posts

How to move a production site to a staging server
Installation and Configuration

Then download the open source version:
https://www.jamroom.net/products

It will have an .htaccess file in it.
michael
@michael
02/12/18 07:30:57PM
7,827 posts

How to move a production site to a staging server
Installation and Configuration

nothing wrong with that. you then need to figure out what the server is complaining about and fix that.

A 500 error is the server saying: "Your site told me to do THIS, but the server config files say I should do THAT. So im just going to do nothing until you fix something."
michael
@michael
02/12/18 07:23:03PM
7,827 posts

How to move a production site to a staging server
Installation and Configuration

For the .htaccess file, use a default one from a fresh jamroom install. that has no domian names in it.

you can find a copy of it at:
/modules/jrCore/root/.htaccess

copy it to your root folder.
michael
@michael
02/12/18 07:21:28PM
7,827 posts

How to move a production site to a staging server
Installation and Configuration

doesnt matter, you set the database credentials in the config.php file. If its a different name, just change it to the correct one in that file.
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