Forum Activity for @michael

Smiley/chat replacement string question

Using Jamroom

Think I have this fixed for the next smiley version 1.2.3.

Will get another set of eyes on the code to check it then get it released.

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Design and Skin Customization

That's the stuff Nice one. Let us know how your test goes.

Smiley/chat replacement string question

Using Jamroom

Great. Thanks. Dont change any more, i'll get this fixed.

Public page on a limited site

Jamroom Developers

I'll add it as a tracker so we dont loose the idea:
"Add the ability to allow certain url's to show in Require Login mode"

Smiley/chat replacement string question

Using Jamroom

I think the issue you're reporting is: "some smileys are not working correctly in some locations".

Could you let me know which smileys and which locations please. Thanks

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Design and Skin Customization

It really helps us out if you can include steps for us to setup a system that matches yours so we can test with. There's a lot of ways to configure jamroom.

Smiley/chat replacement string question

Using Jamroom

don't change anything yet. This should be working.

Will try to setup to replicate here. If we can replicate it we can fix it.

Public page on a limited site

Jamroom Developers

First thought is: add another listener to your xxInfo module to block the main page being seen by logged out users.

jrGenCore Require Login setting is a lot more prolific in the code than the "Limited" privacy setting. Its in a ton of places and doesnt have a listener on it. If it has to stay on "Require Login" then alterations would be required to the module to allow it to show other pages while its on.

very poor db performance

Installation and Configuration

This is the guide I follow when setting up my servers:

Guides: "Mysql Optimizations for larger servers"
https://www.jamroom.net/brian/documentation/guides/1265/optional-mysql-optimizations-for-larger-servers

under
ACP -> MODULES -> CORE -> CORE -> TOOLS -> SYSTEM CHECK -> (php version number)

will take you to your phpinfo for your server:
http://yoursite.com/core/phpinfo

that might have info to help figure out where your config file is for mysql.

include new blog posts in email notifications for admins

Suggestions

thread is marked SOLVED, does that mean you're last question you found a solution for or is this still an issue?