Forum Activity for @michael

Smarty PHP Include

Jamroom Developers

A basic last resort scenario:
* listen for the 'view_results' event

That event has the completed page as html before it is rendered. check the url is the one you're interested in and use str_rep to inject it just before the /HEAD or somewhere into the body.

There probably is a better event though.

Smarty PHP Include

Jamroom Developers

(I'm) not following that ticket very easily.

also not following the question, hit me with a desired outcome.

sounds like you're trying to add some extra stuff to a page created by the page module. that should be doable. what do you want to inject? that line of javascript? where is that coming from?? is it user input or is it going to be the same thing for every page? or is it set by the admin?? or could we just hard code it into the module that injects it??

There are a ton of events to listen for to get it there, knowing the surrounding situation will help identify which is the best event to use.

The requested URL /genosis-open-source/user/signup was not found on this server.

Installation and Configuration

well done. Jamroom should be able to run in a sub-directory of a domain.

The requested URL /genosis-open-source/user/signup was not found on this server.

Installation and Configuration

here is a pdf of my phpinfo

The requested URL /genosis-open-source/user/signup was not found on this server.

Installation and Configuration

here's my current guess: You've skipped the part about apache aliases in the guide:

Guide: "configuring apache for virtual hosting"
https://www.jamroom.net/brian/documentation/guides/1211/configuring-apache-for-virtual-hosting

Because if you'd have done that you would be using a different directory other than /var/www/html for your site folders.

for me on my dev my sites are at:
/home/michael/sites

then
/home/michael/sites/yoursite.com/public_html

for each install. (also have a logs directory next to public_html).

but it does seam to be able to access the install.php. If you go to:
http://ftree.croziers.org/genosis-open-source/

does that redirect you to
http://ftree.croziers.org/genosis-open-source/install.php

?? it should, and if it is doing that then the rest of it should be working correctly as well.

is jrUser in the modules directory?

Smarty PHP Include

Jamroom Developers

why?

why not build it as a module.

Is There a PDF Version of Documents?

Installation and Configuration

did begin work to get a docs-to-pdf module working a while back, but it got moved to the back-burner in favor of other things, haven't picked it up again.

Its something I would like to see too, but for now its on the low priority list.

The requested URL /genosis-open-source/user/signup was not found on this server.

Installation and Configuration

what name domain name did you choose to install it on in your local setup?

if you used yoursite.com then when you access

http://yoursite.com/user/signup

If mod_rewrite and .htaccess are working you should get redirected back to

http://yoursite.com/install.php

to input the database info. can you send me a screenshot of what you're seeing please.

The requested URL /genosis-open-source/user/signup was not found on this server.

Installation and Configuration

you're on a local dev system running on linux? Jamroom wont run on windows.

Docs: "Server Requirements"
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/getting-started/774/server-requirements

I usually use this guide to get my servers set up.

Guide: "High performance Jamroom (on digital ocean)"
https://www.jamroom.net/brian/documentation/guides/1188/high-performance-jamroom-on-digitalocean

It works great for setting up a local dev server too.

Jamroom also expects to be running on a domain name, not just localhost, so setup a domain name in your /etc/hosts file

eg:

Then install jamroom into yoursite.com.

if you see the part of the guide

Guide: "configuring apache for virtual hosting"
https://www.jamroom.net/brian/documentation/guides/1211/configuring-apache-for-virtual-hosting

You can then use /etc/hosts and virtual hosting to have as many installs as you like.

Password Reset Email

Using Jamroom

it could be, login to your mailgun account and click the OPEN LOGS page to see if there is any more information about why the delivery 'failed'.