Resetting Cache
Suggestions
You could run in developer mode. That turns the caches off.
ACP -> MODULES -> TOOLS -> DEVELOPER TOOLS -> GLOBAL CONFIG -> RUN IN DEVELOPER MODE
Forum Activity for @michael
Suggestions
You could run in developer mode. That turns the caches off.
ACP -> MODULES -> TOOLS -> DEVELOPER TOOLS -> GLOBAL CONFIG -> RUN IN DEVELOPER MODE
Modify the guestbook module or build a custom module?
Jamroom Developers
Hit us with specific questions where you get stuck. Open a thread for each question, let us solve it and open another thread for the next problem.
Mammoth threads never get read and quickly get confusing.
Start by setting up the module structure with an include.php file, then try to turn your module on in the ACP.
Look at the other modules as a guide.
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ah, and turn on developer mode so you dont get caching issues
ACP -> TOOLS -> DEVELOPER TOOLS -> GLOBAL CONFIG -> RUN IN DEVELOPER MODE
updated by @michael: 01/15/19 07:52:18PM
Video Poster Background Not Showing
Using Jamroom
SoftDesigns:
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Question: If I host this Video on a different public server, how can I embed this video into the "bio" field of the profile?
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Question: If I host this Video on a different public server, how can I embed this video into the "bio" field of the profile?
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iframe?
Moving a media image file
Jamroom Developers
There's a module that moves stuff from one profile to another. Im looking for it now. Cant remember the name. That will have how to do it in it.
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Found it, its called jrChangeOwner.
Look in the index.php view_jrChangeOwner_change_save() function.
The bit on moving files around is this:
// Check for and move any files
$_files = jrCore_get_directory_files(jrCore_get_media_directory($_xt['_profile_id']));
if ($_files && is_array($_files) && count($_files) > 0) {
foreach ($_files as $file) {
if (strstr($file, "{$_post['module']}_{$_xt['_item_id']}")) {
$sdir = jrCore_get_media_directory($_xt['_profile_id']);
rename("{$sdir}/{$file}", "{$tdir}/{$file}");
}
}
}
updated by @michael: 01/15/19 07:44:29PM
Modify the guestbook module or build a custom module?
Jamroom Developers
Better to make your own custom module. They're not that difficult to build and all follow the same basic structure, so once you know how to build a simple one like your thinking about you'll see that you can build any other one fairly easily.
You'll need:
* an index.php file to hold your create and update views
* an include.php file to hold your modules _init() function
* a schema.php file to initiate the datastore
Then depending on where you want the output to come out, maybe
* a /templates/item_index.tpl (to show a list of them on a profile index)
* a /templates/item_list.tpl (to show what they look like when called in a list by jrCore_list )
* a /templates/item_detail.tpl (to show them individually on their own page.)
Make Custom Module Pages Searchable
Jamroom Developers
adding the URL's to the datastore doesn't feel right to me. The datastore stores data and the search function searches the data. so if you want the page to be found by the search function you need to add the data that is searched to the datastore.
however the data got to the pages, its probably stored somewhere, so cant you take that and put it into the datastore?
ffgpeg not executable after update.
Installation and Configuration
Try changing it to
$_conf['jrSystemTools_ffmpeg_binary'] = '/usr/bin/ffmpeg';Mobile Menu Not Working
Installation and Configuration
Check a default skin, see if it works there. If it does work on the default skin, see if there is anything that has changed between your base default skin and the most recent version
Can't get SSL to work
Using Jamroom
If you're going to force SSL in the ACP settings, make sure
$_conf['jrCore_base_url'] = 'http://XXX.co.uk';
Can't get SSL to work
Using Jamroom
You don't seem to have a server on Jamroom Hosting
Your Profile -> Hosting
https://www.jamroom.net/hello77957/hosting/overview
So enabling SSL is something you setup with your server hosting company. You need an SSL certificate added to your server first so your site is visible on https://your-site.com then you can change the settings in your ACP.
If its just the cache you want to clear, use the manual method described here:
Docs: "Somethings wrong what do I do: Manually Clearing Caches"
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/troubleshooting/114/somethings-wrong-what-do-i-do
