hoping for clue with loading chat attached images
Using Jamroom
This is my favorite kind of solution: do nothing and it fixes itself
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Using Jamroom
This is my favorite kind of solution: do nothing and it fixes itself
Charts acting strange after 6.5 Upgrade
Using Jamroom
The issue in this case was the charts run on the daily mantanence, so just after midnight on the 17th the charts were being calculated, but they were being calculate for the 15th. The result was that there was no data for the 16th and the 1 day charts wanted that info.
What changed was that instead of calculating for the previous day they now calculate for the actual day 17th. Give it a day and it should come right.
If you want something to check, check that data is being recorded in the 'charts_history' table. The 'chart_date' is in the format YYYYMMDD so 2020 05 22 would be 20200522.
Check that each day that column is getting new data into it.
ACP -> DEVELOPER TOOLS -> TOOLS -> DATABASE ADMIN -> jr_charts_history
(click the SELECT button to see the table, then click on chart_date a couple of times until the newest shows at the top)
A - Z Artist / Profiles page - Audio Pro
Design and Skin Customization
We've got a "Custom Project Form" here:
https://www.jamroom.net/form/project_overview
If you want to hire someone on our team to do the development for you.
Audio issues : An Error Was Encountered Loading The Media URL
Installation and Configuration
First things first:
* Run the integrity check ACP -> SYSTEM CORE -> CORE -> TOOLS -> INTEGRITY CHECK -> check all boxes -> START
* see if all the system lights are greeen ACP -> SYSTEM CORE -> CORE -> TOOLS -> SYSTEM CHECK
* Try pausing the queues and resuming them.
* check the error log and activity log for any notices.
Adds & Banners on Follow Me Skin
Design and Skin Customization
You can use the "Template Name in Source" developer tool to understand which templates control those locations:
Docs: "Developer Tools: Template Name in Source"
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/modules/932/developer-tools#template-name-in-source
hoping for clue with loading chat attached images
Using Jamroom
ok, cool, so the url is ok, and the image is ok, great. What we need to figure out is what is interfering with the javascript in his instance that is causing the lightbox to break.
First thoughts:
* Are there any available updates for his phone laptop, if yes, install them.
Is the issue also there if he visits:
https://(YOUR SITE).com/chat/mobile
Can you get him to take a video of it happening with the CONSOLE open (hit F12 and navigate to the CONSOLE tab in chrome or firefox)
Somethings blocking it, just searching for clues as to what that may be.
updated by @michael: 05/26/20 06:40:36PM
An error was encountered loading the media URL
Using Jamroom
because its a strange thing to ask:
* "Here is a list of songs to play, some of them don't work."
Why are you asking the player to play a list of songs where some of them don't work.
The default player is JPlayer:
https://www.jplayer.org/latest/demo-02/?theme=0
The adjustment would need to be done by them.
An error was encountered loading the media URL
Using Jamroom
If this is a common issue for you try different hosting. Files should not go bad after they've been uploaded.
A - Z Artist / Profiles page - Audio Pro
Design and Skin Customization
One thing that helped me get started were the developer books by O'Reilly publishing. Really like the way they get straight to the point.
Recommend this one:
Amazon: "Learning Php"
https://www.amazon.com/Learning-PHP-Introduction-Popular-Language-ebook/dp/B01E9LU2BM
Jamroom has a bit more to it than that, but it comes at the problem of: "How do I build a community website and keep it customizable" from the developers perspective.
Wordpress is a bit more focused on making configurations and customizations available in a non-developer setting.
In Jamroom the skins determine what functionality is available to the end user as well as the colors and fonts.
So areas that are useful for studying are:
* php
* html
* css
Thats the bones/skeleton of the system, then customization begins at:
* smarty (which is VERY similar to php, just slightly different syntax)
A - Z Artist / Profiles page - Audio Pro
Design and Skin Customization
Same thing as the ABC's put a link on the column headers with a sort by parameter
{$base_url = jrCore_strip_url_params(jrCore_get_current_url(), array('sort_by'));}
<a href="{$base_url}/sort_by=genre_desc">Genre</a>
Its better to do that kind of logic stuff in a module on the php side of things before getting to the template in order to keep the templates simpler, but it will work in a template too.
Then you'll need a couple of IF/ELSE to determine whether the link should be DESC or ASC
Docs: Template Blocks
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/module-developer-guide/3126/template-blocks
{if $_post['sort_by'] == 'genre_desc' }
<a href="{$base_url}/sort_by=genre_asc">Genre</a>
{else}
<a href="{$base_url}/sort_by=genre_desc">Genre</a>
{/if}
and use that sort_by in the jrCore_list
Docs: jrCore_list: Order By
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/module-developer-guide/89/jrcore-list#order-by
{jrCore_list ....... order_by="audio_genre desc"}
{if $_post['sort_by'] == 'genre_asc'}
{jrCore_list ....... order_by="audio_genre asc"}
{elseif $_post['sort_by'] == 'genre_desc'}
{jrCore_list ....... order_by="audio_genre desc"}
{else}
{jrCore_list .......}
{/if}
updated by @michael: 05/24/20 07:06:42PM
