Forum Activity for @michael

michael
@michael
12/13/19 09:55:58PM
7,822 posts

403 Forbidden Error After Server Migration


Installation and Configuration

Nice.

That log looks like the apache activity log, its not showing any errors. See if there's one called error_log as that might be more useful for spotting the cause of issues.
michael
@michael
12/10/19 05:57:08PM
7,822 posts

Jamroom Demo


Installation and Configuration

Weird. Send your admin login details along with the site URL and a link to this thread to support at jamroom dot net and we'll take a look.

Thanks.
michael
@michael
12/10/19 12:38:02AM
7,822 posts

Jamroom Demo


Installation and Configuration

Try running the INTEGRITY CHECK and resetting the caches.
michael
@michael
12/09/19 01:04:32AM
7,822 posts

Jamroom Demo


Installation and Configuration

This is a screenshot of audiopro. What about it is the wide look?

The other screenshot is of a fresh install where there isnt much content. Once you start getting content in the system it will automatically come out on the top page.
michael
@michael
12/02/19 09:33:51PM
7,822 posts

Image URL for use in CSS


Jamroom Developers

Hi Tig,

Not getting you, sorry.

If you have a
/modules/ntMyModule/img/myimage.png
file, then you use {$ntMyModule_img_url} in the CSS file at /modules/ntMyModule/css/mycss.css

That file should be registered in the _init() function
/modules/ntMyModule/include.php
function ntMyModule_init(){
jrCore_register_module_feature('jrCore', 'css', 'ntMyModule', 'mycss.css');
.....
}

so it will be included in the system generated single css file that has a long name and shows in the meta like:
<link rel="stylesheet" href="http://your-site.test/data/cache/ntYourSkin/26f48dab94ba6e342990f9162b2dec4a.css" media="all" type="text/css">

The variable should be being replaced.

--edit--
couple of typos and clarity.
updated by @michael: 12/02/19 09:37:34PM
michael
@michael
12/02/19 08:48:06PM
7,822 posts

Image URL for use in CSS


Jamroom Developers

Yeah that's available check out any of the jr skins, they all should have something like this in them:
background: #111111 url("{$jrBeatSlinger_img_url}/jp-play.png") no-repeat scroll center center;
Thats from the jrBeatSlinger skin.

The image should go in the skins /img folder.
michael
@michael
11/27/19 08:14:39PM
7,822 posts

php upload limits and other causes of discrepencies


Installation and Configuration

Docs: "HowTo: Increasing PHP's Upload Limit"
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/howto/748/howto-increasing-phps-upload-limit

Go over the settings in there, see if they all match.

But it could be at server level too, if the server only has X amount of memory and you adjust php.ini to be more than that it wont change the physical characteristics of the server itself.
michael
@michael
11/26/19 05:58:00PM
7,822 posts

php upload limits and other causes of discrepencies


Installation and Configuration

There are a few values that are different between the sites.
swings.jpg swings.jpg - 182KB
michael
@michael
11/21/19 10:55:38PM
7,822 posts

What is the best option for hosting: Managed Or Un-managed


Jamroom Hosting

Which will be the better option will depend on your knowledge of servers. If you're comfortable handling keeping-it-all-working part of things then linode is a very good option. We use linode here to provide the unmanaged boxes that we then customize for the Jamroom Hosting packages here:

Jamroom Hosted
https://www.jamroom.net/hosting

If you're thinking that managed is the way to go, then check out Jamroom Hosted for consideration too. With it, we provide the management here. You get a hosting control panel on jamroom.net and can setup as many jamroom sites as you like.

All modules made by The Jamroom Network can be installed on as many sites as you need which is all included in the price of the hosting.

However, if you also want to run non-jamroom sites from the server, then Jamroom Hosting would not be a good fit. The servers are optimized for jamroom.
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