Forum Activity for @michael

michael
@michael
07/09/14 05:51:15PM
7,832 posts

jrSlate Header Background and icons
Design and Skin Customization

I'll get it fixed up.
updated by @michael: 07/09/14 06:15:09PM
michael
@michael
07/09/14 05:47:18PM
7,832 posts

Album/Playlist pages needs "reload" button
Design and Skin Customization

brian:
glgalbraith:
The reordering (drag and drop) feature is very nice on the albums/playlist pages. However, most users would not think to manually reload the page in the browser. It becomes out of sync with the player and seems broken once they reorder.

This indicates there is a problem. After re-ordering, the cache for the profile is reset, so everything should work. Can you let me know how to reproduce this issue?

Thanks!

I don't think its broken.

As I understand it:
* user reorders the songs in the play list
* needs to refresh the page so the playlist in the player corresponds to the newly re-ordered song order.

That's how its supposed to work.
michael
@michael
07/09/14 01:59:54AM
7,832 posts

jrSlate Header Background and icons
Design and Skin Customization

I've updated jrSlate to put a white background behind the buttons.

Don't really like the make it the same as elastic idea. You can change it to suit your needs though.
michael
@michael
07/09/14 01:03:32AM
7,832 posts

jrSlate Header Background and icons
Design and Skin Customization

Thanks, ill get that fixed up.

Not sure what to do about the multi line one though.
michael
@michael
07/08/14 09:09:41PM
7,832 posts

Play count
Using Jamroom

jr_jrcore_count_ip

count_name: audio_file_stream_count
michael
@michael
07/08/14 08:38:38PM
7,832 posts

Play count
Using Jamroom

Probably best to make a new table. Its real hard to know with such limited information about what your doing.
michael
@michael
07/08/14 06:28:09PM
7,832 posts

Album/Playlist pages needs "reload" button
Design and Skin Customization

You can put a link to the current page anywhere on the page. That will server as a reload button:
<a href="(put the link to the current page in here....)">reload</a>
michael
@michael
07/07/14 10:30:21PM
7,832 posts

Media file size
Using Jamroom

try using M rather than G.

I see in the manual that its reads:
Quote: The available options are K (for Kilobytes), M (for Megabytes) and G (for Gigabytes; available since PHP 5.1.0), these are case insensitive.
http://www.php.net/manual/en/faq.using.php#faq.using.shorthandbytes

But give it a go as

upload_max_filesize = 1024M
memory_limit = 1024M
post_max_size = 1024M

And also make sure that the php.ini that you are editing is the one that is in use by the server. Sometimes servers that use control panels have alternative php.ini files.

You can check that your changes are taking effect by putting this in a php file and view it in a browser:
<?php
phpinfo();
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