Forum Activity for @michael

Email Course Module Setup: Auto Enroll New User on Signup Not Working

Using Jamroom

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

Email Course Module Setup: Auto Enroll New User on Signup Not Working

Using Jamroom

Its clear from the JOINED column that there are no users joined to any of the courses, so there will be no emails being sent to anyone.

When you create a new user and log in with them nothing none of the JOINED columns increments? Run the integrity check with all checkboxes checked, then create a new user.

ACP -> CORE -> SYSTEM CORE -> TOOLS -> INTEGRITY CHECK

CRI: unable to retrieve quota settings for module: myModule

Jamroom Developers

Ah, that's your problem. That is database schema and should go in schema.php

CRI: unable to retrieve quota settings for module: myModule

Jamroom Developers

where?

modules showing on a profile quota that that are not assigned to

Using Jamroom

Check the other quotas again, then run the integrity check.

Failed to initialize plugin: code

Using Jamroom

Run the integrity check:
ACP -> CORE -> SYSTEM CORE -> TOOLS -> INTEGRITY CHECK -> check all checkboxes -> START

Then reset the cache on your browser.

If the problem persists, try a different browser.

CRI: unable to retrieve quota settings for module: myModule

Jamroom Developers

If myModule and 'module' are the real names you're using try changing them. 'module' is not descriptive of what any module would do.

Try a naming pattern like:
jrBlog 'blog'
jrAudio 'audio'

xxReprocess 'reprocess'
xxBlockUser 'block'

Something that describes what the module does. I suspect 'module' could be the issue.

Or possibly something in the quota.php file because thats what would setup quota settings and the error is quota settings related.

403 Forbidden error after server migration

Installation and Configuration

Under those circumstances I would copy the /modules directory from the working jamroom install over to the non-working install and see what happens.

Rename (or backup/delete) the current /modules.

Seems like a good first step.

Would also copy the hidden /.htaccess from the working version too.

--edit--
Another possibility is: symlinks

The base location for a module is on a directory without its version number.

eg:
/modules/jrCore

When a new jrCore is updated from the marketplace, the current jrCore will move to a version number
/modules/jrCore-version-1.2.3
/modules/jrCore-version-1.2.4
/modules/jrCore-version-1.2.5

But the base
/modules/jrCore
will point to the highest version number via a symlink on /modules/jrCore

Its totally valid to keep just the most recent version of any of the modules and remove its version number, then delete the others, so if you had
/modules/jrCore-version-1.2.3
/modules/jrCore-version-1.2.4
/modules/jrCore-version-1.2.5

you could rename
/modules/jrCore-version-1.2.5
to
/modules/jrCore

and delete:
/modules/jrCore-version-1.2.3
/modules/jrCore-version-1.2.4

Then when the marketplace did its update it would re-add a new symlink


updated by @michael: 07/29/19 08:50:27PM

Email Course Module Setup: Auto Enroll New User on Signup Not Working

Using Jamroom

Hard to say. I just checked it here and its all working.

Take a screenshot of these 3 locations in your ACP so we can see how you're set up.

--edit--
connection to the course happens when the new user clicks the ACTIVATE link in the email they're sent or the admin clicks the ACTIVATE button in the pending section.

updated by @michael: 07/28/19 09:57:07PM

User Limit

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The language string for:
can be set at
ACP -> USERS -> MEDIA LIMIT -> LANGUAGE -> (position #1)