Forum Activity for @michael

michael
@michael
04/06/16 10:09:48PM
7,832 posts

Videos Uploaded Problems And Other Problems


Using Jamroom

Right now you are in the position of trying to figure out HOW to move, but haven't yet decided that you WANT to move. So try out the hosting first to make sure you want to move.

If you do decide that you want to move, then the steps from where you are now with regards to your domain are, you're going to need to transfer it to an independent domain registrar.

I currently use namecheap and have no issues with them. you can chat to a live person here:

https://www.namecheap.com/domains/transfer.aspx
michael
@michael
04/06/16 08:16:44PM
7,832 posts

Videos Uploaded Problems And Other Problems


Using Jamroom

My advice is: "Don't worry about it until its time to worry about it."

If you really want to know more now, then in your 'server settings' panel here on jamroom.net you will see a section titled 'nameservers' it will have these settings:

ns1.linode.com
ns2.linode.com
ns3.linode.com
ns4.linode.com
ns5.linode.com

Those are the nameservers to use. Where you put that info depends on where you got your domains from.

I purchase domains that I use from namecheap.com. In their control panel is where I would add the details above.

For you it depends on who you pay each year for use of your domians.
michael
@michael
04/06/16 03:44:50PM
7,832 posts

Videos Uploaded Problems And Other Problems


Using Jamroom

The DNS is very simple but not something you need to think about yet. You only need to think about that once you have tried out jamroom hosting and are sure that you want to use your domian names on jamroom hosting.

Currently you have it setup so that when someone opens the url 'billyukcmap.co.uk' the browser asks the internet "where do i find billyukcmap.co.uk please?" and the internet responds "You need to go to THIS server, its over at jbservers".

When you are sure that you do want to use jamroom hosting, you go to wherever you purchased the domain name from, and they will have a control panel. you change nameservers to point from jbservers to point to jamroom servers.

That will make the previous interaction become:
"where do i find billyukcmap.co.uk please?" and the internet responds "You need to go to THIS server, its over at jamroom hosting".

We can help with the details once you get to that point, just say. :)
michael
@michael
04/06/16 03:15:39PM
7,832 posts

Custom "spreadsheet" module to display data


Jamroom Developers

The user browser is sortable:
your-site.com/user/dashboard/browser/order_by=user_email/order_dir=desc

clikc on the headings for the user name, email, last login. they all sort the listings.

aparna is a good base for this module, quota config to allow the users to add companies then jrCore_list to output all the companies to a table.

Not too complicated, just needs to be built out.
michael
@michael
04/06/16 02:07:36AM
7,832 posts

cant create galleries duplicate key error


Installation and Configuration

"duplicate entry" means the system is trying to insert to a key that already exists while the database is set to use it as a primary key. If it already exists then the system should be UPDATEing that entry.

what's happening when that error is triggered. It sounds like the database is a bit out of whack.
michael
@michael
04/06/16 12:43:48AM
7,832 posts

Convert action_data to item


Jamroom Developers

maybe use:

Docs: "Defining your own smarty function"
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/development/1569/defining-your-own-smarty-function

and pass in whatever you have from the action and manipulate it server side then return whatever you want back to the timeline.
michael
@michael
04/06/16 12:39:11AM
7,832 posts

jrCore_media_player passing vars


Jamroom Developers

check it at {$_params.override} should be there.
michael
@michael
04/05/16 07:01:42PM
7,832 posts

Videos Uploaded Problems And Other Problems


Using Jamroom

To try out the hosting you don't need to do anything to your current domains, they can remain as they are and you will receive trial domains to test on. you only need to change the domain dns if you are sure you want to move them over to the hosting.

So for now the steps to try it out would be:
1.) go here https://www.jamroom.net/supportteambillyukco
2.) click on the HOSTING button then VIEW AVAILABLE SERVER PLANS, you will end up here:
https://www.jamroom.net/supportteambillyukco/hosting/create

Select the free trial server and the location you would like, then click CREATE NEW SERVER

There are more detailed docs here:

Docs: Jamroom Hosting
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/jamroom-hosting

Once you have your server up and running, then you will want to add a domain, so add
* billyukcmap.co.uk
and again for
* billyukap.co.uk

you will be provided with a secondary domain that you can use for testing which will be at:
billyukcmapcouk.jamroomhosting.com
billyukapcouk.jamroomhosting.com

Use these to test things out.

Since you already have a jamroom site in another location use the "Import an existing jamroom site to a domian" steps found here:

Docs: "Import an existing jamroom site to a domian"
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/jamroom-hosting/2547/importing-an-existing-jamroom-site-to-a-domain

To get your existing site moved over to Jamroom Hosting.

This will not effect your current sites at all, they will still be being served from your current host. It will just duplicate them on our hosting so you can test whether you want to keep the hosting or not.
michael
@michael
04/05/16 02:52:46AM
7,832 posts

Followers Records


Jamroom Developers

the jrFollower module has this function:

jrFollower_get_users_following($profile_id)

That when you pass it the profile id of the profile you are interested in it will return an array of the profiles you are interested in.

If you want to see what its doing you can find that function around line 360 ish of
/modules/jrFollower/include.php
michael
@michael
04/05/16 12:35:59AM
7,832 posts

Videos Uploaded Problems And Other Problems


Using Jamroom

I encourage you to try it on jamroom hosting and see if that resolves the issue.

There is a free trial for 2 weeks, that should be enough to see if the issue is really a hosting issue rather than a jamroom issue:

https://www.jamroom.net/hosting
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