Foxycart Question
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Ken has a user tip for that:
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/forum/new_posts/39078/user-tip-embed-saleable-files
Forum Activity for @michael
Videos Uploaded Problems And Other Problems
Using Jamroom
I've uploaded the file for a second time, this time it worked as expected. Both files show up in the conversion queue logs
http://billyukcmap.co.uk/core/dashboard/queue_viewer/queue_module=jrVideo/queue_name=video_conversions
So give them some time and they should convert.
Videos Uploaded Problems And Other Problems
Using Jamroom
for http://billyukap.co.uk/ I can not upload the video because of the server settings.
The solution for that issue is outlined here:
Docs: "How do I increase PHP's upload limit?"
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/problems/748/how-do-i-increase-phps-upload-limit
On the http://billyukcmap.co.uk/ domain the video uploaded fine, but during the CREATE phase it took a very long time to finish the form submission. (I'm still waiting while writing this.....) this is unusual.
The video conversion process should be handed off to a queue in the background for processing so should not effect the length of time it takes to submit the form.
At a guess I would guess that the point in the process that moves/copies the file from the servers /tmp directory into the public_html/data directory is not succeeding for whatever reason.
Videos Uploaded Problems And Other Problems
Using Jamroom
If you need to run other software other than jamroom, then jamroom hosting isn't for you. But its possible to have a dedicated IP and mysql is already installed on jamroom hosting.
One of the lesser noted features of jamroom hosting is that all video and audio conversion is handled by a separate server dedicated to conversion. So the server that you rent is just used to deliver your site, it doesn't have to deliver your site AND convert videos. This helps media heavy sites work faster.
Where would I find the code that dispays number of online users?
Design and Skin Customization
did you try it in combination with what @douglas wrote?
{jrUser_whos_online quota_id=4 template="whos_online.tpl"}buying a server outright, is this option right for you?
Installation and Configuration
nice one.
Couple of points:
* Jamroom will only run on a linux server.
* If hosting from home consider your internet speed, home connections are rarely as fast as datacenters connections.
TypeError: $(...).qtip is not a function
Jamroom Developers
The error your getting is:
TypeError: $(...).qtip is not a functionwhich is saying that the .qtip module is either not loaded or is called before the jquery file is loaded.
Got a URL I can look at?
Looks like the qtips module injects its jquery file into the footer.tpl file of elastic:
code from /skins/jrElastic/footer.tpl
{* THIS STUFF IS SO MODULES CAN INJECT THE STUFF THEY NEED INTO THE FOOTER, LEAVE IT HERE IF YOU WANT MODULES TO WORK.*}
{if isset($css_footer_href)}
{foreach from=$css_footer_href item="_css"}
<link rel="stylesheet" href="{$_css.source}" media="{$_css.media|default:"screen"}" />
{/foreach}
{/if}
{if isset($javascript_footer_href)}
{foreach from=$javascript_footer_href item="_js"}
<script type="{$_js.type|default:"text/javascript"}" src="{$_js.source}"></script>
{/foreach}
{/if}
{if isset($javascript_footer_function)}
<script type="text/javascript">
{$javascript_footer_function}
</script>
{/if}
{* do not remove this hidden div *}
<div id="jr_temp_work_div" style="display:none"></div>
When the system tips module is on that comes out as:
<link rel="stylesheet" href="http://jr501.hostsaba.com/modules/jrTips/contrib/qtips2/jquery.qtip.css?_v=1.0.2" media="screen"/>
<script type="text/javascript" src="http://jr501.hostsaba.com/modules/jrTips/contrib/qtips2/imagesloaded.pkg.min.js?_v=1.0.2"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="http://jr501.hostsaba.com/modules/jrTips/contrib/qtips2/jquery.qtip.min.js?_v=1.0.2"></script>
<div id="jr_temp_work_div" style="display:none"></div>
So take a look in your skin and see if that output is getting out to the generated HTML source code.
Videos Uploaded Problems And Other Problems
Using Jamroom
send info to support at jamroom dot net I'm going to need a place to download that 200mb file as I dont have one. If you could SFTP it up to the server and let me know the location of it via SFTP then I can download it from there.
Videos Uploaded Problems And Other Problems
Using Jamroom
Not disrespectful at all, no problem. I appreciate all the details you provide so we can try to find the solution together.
Lets wait for jbservers to get back to us about the 'Internal Server Issue' as that may be the key to it all. If you would like you can send me the file and some login details to your site and I will try to upload it from here.
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updated by @michael: 03/29/16 10:35:44PM
One Editable Space - Not Unlimited
Design and Skin Customization
Sure, its at:
YOUR-SITE.com/profile/settings
You can get there via clicking on the gear icon on your profile. Then you can add an editor field to there via the Form Designer.
That will then be available on all pages in that profile, so you can use it ahead of the jrCore_list function call you have on your xxSales module.
Modules that have datastores expect multiple items to be able to be added, so if you only want it once per profile sales page, then the profile update form seams a good place to put it.
