Forum Activity for @michael

New Custom Account Tab

Jamroom Developers

If you want the output on the users profile, then not index.php, use profile.php. Very similar to index.php except the views come out on the users profile.

Take a look at one of the modules that has a profile.php file, maybe jrDocs perhaps. in it you will see a function:
profile_view_jrDocs_default()

Which will show at:
yoursite.com/(users profile url)/docs

for that user.

Disable caching of an individual template

Jamroom Developers

That's how you do it. Need steps to setup a structure that doesn't work on my dev machine to know anything further.

The other thing you could try is to load that section that you want to always change by ajax.

make a call to a url that JUST contains the info you want to show:
yoursite.com/some_always_changing_info

in some_always_changing_info.tpl put your jrCore_list call with the no_cache=true
Then use ajax to load that into the div on the main page.

StackOverflow: "How do I load the ajax data into a div with jquery?"
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/25676851/how-do-i-load-the-ajax-data-into-a-div-with-jquery

make it all owned by the web user. Also make sure apache is running as the web user. that way when you SFTP into the box you will be able to read/write any files that apache has added, like the cache files.
updated by @michael: 09/18/23 08:41:25AM

This is my config file:
/etc/apache2/sites-available/yoursite.com.conf

These are our server setup guides:

https://www.jamroom.net/brian/documentation/guides

They still refer to ubuntu 12.04 but I set my virtualbox (running on vagrant on a mac) on ubunutu 18.04 and it only needed a few tweaks.

The bit on virtual hosting is here:
https://www.jamroom.net/brian/documentation/guides/1211/configuring-apache-for-virtual-hosting

all looks good. So the question becomes, why is your server ignoring it.

All URLs in jamroom are picked up by mod_rewrite and passed in to router.php so there is no real url /user/signup.

Need to figure out whats going on on your server to prevent that from happening.

Guesses:
* Are you using localhost on windows? // wont work
* do you have a domain name? // wont work on an ip address

* is there any info in your servers error log.

Sounds like mod_rewrite is not installed on the server. OR
you've forgotten to upload the hidden .htaccess file along with the SFTP upload.
updated by @michael: 09/16/23 01:42:32PM

Disable caching of an individual template

Jamroom Developers

Brian is saying to disable full page caching.

Mobile version - no text editor, no actions on button upload something...

Using Jamroom

could you take a screenshot of the page you're talking about, or give a URL. Its unclear how to take the same steps you are taking to reproduce this issue.

Thanks

New Install, Error 500

Installation and Configuration

jrFormSubmit is defined in:
/modules/jrCore/js/jrCore.js

Try re-installing the modules, if you're missing core funcitons something is messed up.