integrity check stalls on verifying followers
Using Jamroom
shouldn't think it would be the skin. Try a manual reset of the caches.
ie: delete the contents of /data/cache/* (except for the index.html)
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Using Jamroom
shouldn't think it would be the skin. Try a manual reset of the caches.
ie: delete the contents of /data/cache/* (except for the index.html)
integrity check stalls on verifying followers
Using Jamroom
only place im seeing 'expire_quota' is in jrSubscribe and some similar but different ones in jrFoxycart.
Are you using either of those modules?
integrity check stalls on verifying followers
Using Jamroom
try ACP -> CORE -> MARKETPLACE -> TOOLS -> RELOAD MODULES OR SKINS -> (followers module)
There was a big change to the followers module that moved it from a datastore to a regular database table. My guess would be the site with the issue is still using old code for one of the modules, probably followers.
Redirect on first login
Design and Skin Customization
Ah, right. We're too late to use that. gotcha.
Redirect on first login
Design and Skin Customization
You could probably get by without updating the database if you used the
user_last_login
If that is 0 then they haven't logged in. so
{if isset($_user['user_last_login']) && $_user['user_last_login'] == 0 }
{jrCore_location("`$jamroom_url`/new_user_welcome_page")}
{/if}
updated by @michael: 05/02/19 10:23:46PM
You sure you've got the right forum @georgemendes ? Jamroom is a content management system for building online communities.
There are music communities on here, but your topic seems more band management specific.
updated by @michael: 08/06/19 11:33:21PM
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Installation and Configuration
usually only _user and _profile start with an _. Try removing it.
--edit --
or try $item._item_id
updated by @michael: 04/24/19 06:40:40PM
Forum Discussions
Ning To Jamroom
Can you take a screenshot of the widget settings please. Probably something in the settings is the issue.
Thanks.
A Follow Up Question.....
Using Jamroom
Yes.
Jamroom is incredibly flexible. There IS a way to do what you want.
The tough part is figuring out what you want, then where to tweak.
