google maps api key in time map
Genosis
Whats the URL to see that error firing? the console seams to be saying its coming from a util.js file, but I cant see that file anywhere in our codebase.
have you added anything custom?
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Genosis
Whats the URL to see that error firing? the console seams to be saying its coming from a util.js file, but I cant see that file anywhere in our codebase.
have you added anything custom?
upload size for images
Genosis
Thats the CLI version of php, check the one that apache is using by going to
ACP -> MODULES -> CORE -> SYSTEM CORE -> TOOLS -> SYSTEM CHECK -> click the button (screenshot)
google maps api key in time map
Genosis
hmmmm. no ACP and a module that you haven't bought throwing errors. mysterious.
Can you try going to this url please:
YOUR-SITE.com/core/admin/global
That should be the base location for the ACP. type in to the search box there "map" and see what comes back.
Thanks.
upload size for images
Genosis
not a problem. If you need to ask these questions, we know we still have work to do on docs.
ask away.If you like videos here:
Video Learning: "The admin handbook: Learning Quotas"
https://www.jamroom.net/video-training/81/admin-handbook-learning-quotas
If you prefer docs here:
Docs: "Understanding Profile Quotas"
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/jamroom-admin-handbook/2985/understanding-profile-quotas
Docs: "HowTo: Increase Php's upload limit"
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/howto/748/howto-increasing-phps-upload-limit
If the changes are not taking effect, try restarting apache.
Image crop=portrait
Using Jamroom
jrImage_create_image() is the function that takes that crop argument.
--
filter=?????
arguments can also be used.
--
Answer: Yes 'portrait' is an image value. and you're right, it takes the top portion:
case 'portrait':
// With a portrait crop, we expect the images to be of people,
// with their head in the upper 3rd of the picture
if ($src_width > $src_height) {
$diff = ($src_width - $src_height);
$src_x_offset = round($diff / 2);
$src_width = $src_height;
}
else {
$diff = ($src_height - $src_width);
$src_y_offset = round($diff / 4);
$src_height = $src_width;
}
$_post['height'] = $_post['width'];
$new_height = $new_width;
break;
Image crop=portrait
Using Jamroom
bugger, thought I had it with that answer.
if the ratio is something like 1:16 it should be using the center of the width I would expect, because the overflow would be in that direction.
You're needing an off-set. hmmm. need to go look. back soon.
