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if you send the login details, I can login and take a look.
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What database?
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either will work:
Docs: "System Requirements"
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/getting-started/774/server-requirements
Download file name
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The "Magic View" that handles the /download/ url is directed to a function: view_jrCore_download_file().
Inside that function there IS an event firing that you can use the "Events and Listeners" system to listen for in your module, the event is 'download_file'
So if your module listens for that event, then when you return $_data if you have set:
$_data['download_file_name'] = "whatever_you_want.???"You can see an example of a module using a listener for that event in the jrGallery module.
in the _init() function it does:
jrCore_register_event_listener('jrCore', 'download_file', 'jrGallery_download_file_listener');
/**
* Watch for original image downloads
* @param $_data array incoming data array
* @param $_user array current user info
* @param $_conf array Global config
* @param $_args array additional info about the module
* @param $event string Event Trigger name
* @return array
*/
function jrGallery_download_file_listener($_data, $_user, $_conf, $_args, $event)
{
if (isset($_args['module']) && $_args['module'] == 'jrGallery') {
if (!isset($_conf['jrGallery_download']) || $_conf['jrGallery_download'] != 'on') {
header('HTTP/1.0 403 Forbidden');
header('Connection: close');
jrCore_notice('Error', 'you do not have permission to download this file');
exit;
}
}
return $_data;
}for you, you'd adjust the internals to get the name right.
Filesize issues.
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Probably because the valid image sizes for display via the image system are:
image size - must be one of: xxsmall,xsmall,56,small,icon96,icon,medium,large,larger,xlarge,xxlarge,xxxlarge,1280,originalSo since the images are being re-processed excessively large files would take up more space on the server.
I've got a tracker open on adding extra sizes.
Filesize issues.
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Thats it though, change it and you'll see the warning message size change.
How big do you need it to go up to?
New Custom Account Tab
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This is how the jrAudio module registers with the form designer in its _init() funtion in include.php
// Allow admin to customize our forms
jrCore_register_module_feature('jrCore', 'designer_form', 'jrAudio', 'create');
jrCore_register_module_feature('jrCore', 'designer_form', 'jrAudio', 'update');
jrCore_register_module_feature('jrCore', 'designer_form', 'jrAudio', 'create_album');
jrCore_register_module_feature('jrCore', 'designer_form', 'jrAudio', 'update_album');
Maybe if you have the $_profile_id you can store your info in your datastore on that, then look up to see if it exists when the form is visited.
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This code that you have in your _init() should be making the title appear:
jrCore_register_module_feature('jrUser', 'account_tab', 'myCustomModule', 'custom', 1);jrCore_register_module_feature('jrUser', 'account_tab', 'myCustomModule', 'custom', "your title");Filesize issues.
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try
ACP -> MODULES -> CORE -> IMAGE SUPPORT -> QUOTA CONFIG -> MAX IMAGE FILE SIZE
Filesize issues.
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Its not clear where the upload is being uploaded to. Is it album art, or a comment attachment. Could be its governed by a different setting. Its not a server issue though, its a jamroom setting.
Filesize issues.
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There is a Quota setting in the ACP at:
ACP -> SYSTEM CORE -> CORE -> QUOTA CONFIG -> MAX UPLOAD SIZE
Its probably that.
