Forum Activity for @michael

michael
@michael
03/09/19 08:57:20PM
7,828 posts

Module - offer/search services or products
Using Jamroom

Like the services module that we use on jamroom.net to sell services?

eg:
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/serviceshop

MARKETPLACE: "Services Shop"
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/networkmarket/244/service-shop

Or develop one of your own if you dont need the sales part of it.

Once you have the basic module structure, you can use the Form Designer to add in any extra fields if you dont want to code it, then use jrCore_list to get all the inputted info.

Docs: "Using the Form Designer"
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/getting-started/1275/using-the-form-designer

Docs: "{jrCore_list}"
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/module-developer-guide/89/jrcore-list
michael
@michael
03/09/19 08:33:28PM
7,828 posts

440Music Testing 6.X Multiple Question
Installation and Configuration

The module system in JR6 is superb. You can add a module that adds new functionality or that adjusts how other existing modules work, so there is no need anymore to change core modules. You just build a new module that tweaks the data.

check out these docs:

Docs: "Events and Listeners"
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/module-developer-guide/1011/events-and-listeners
michael
@michael
03/09/19 11:49:21AM
7,828 posts

440Music Testing 6.X Multiple Question
Installation and Configuration

for me:
* I would use Apache2
* Would not use multiple servers until i NEEDED to use multiple servers.
* I like editing the template via SFTP rather than the built in editor. The editor is for quick tweaks for me. (that I need done NOW and will eventually move to a template.)
* ?? I guess I'd find the skin that closely fits what I want, then adjust as necessary.
michael
@michael
03/09/19 11:45:16AM
7,828 posts

site no longer sending important emails (beta issue?)
Using Jamroom

Try running an integrity check with all the checkboxes checked.

Next take a look in the ACTIVITY LOG, DEBUG LOG, ERROR LOG for any errors.
michael
@michael
03/08/19 02:26:20PM
7,828 posts

Error 500 - No Access
Using Jamroom

My working theory is: Its something broken in a template.
michael
@michael
03/05/19 01:30:50AM
7,828 posts

Error 500 - No Access
Using Jamroom

both.

As I understand it, the white page is caused by something in the jamroom system and its not really a 500 SERVER error.

The easiest recommendation from my end is: Use Jamroom Hosting, it works. ( you can create a server from here https://www.jamroom.net/michaelcawood/hosting/create )

But if you'd like me to check out your server to see if there is anything that jumps out at me as to why its not successfully running jamroom, I can do that if you send me your login codes.

Not promising to fix your server, just going to have a quick look to see if its anything obvious. My first guess would be: corrupt template file thats not been uploaded properly, second guess would be: check and manually clear the caches, third guess would be to try another default skin.
michael
@michael
03/03/19 02:10:52PM
7,828 posts

Error 500 - No Access
Using Jamroom

if you send the login details, I can login and take a look.
michael
@michael
02/25/19 11:39:53PM
7,828 posts

Download file name
Jamroom Developers

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.???"
That will set your file name.

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');
Then in the include.php file is that function jrGallery_download_file_listener() which looks like this:


/**
 * 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.
michael
@michael
02/25/19 07:01:49PM
7,828 posts

Filesize issues.
Using Jamroom

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,original

So 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.
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