Video stream in Safari
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For me logged in in safari as admin the video direct url does play, but initially it shows a very small icon, wait for a while ten the video loads and begins playing.
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For me logged in in safari as admin the video direct url does play, but initially it shows a very small icon, wait for a while ten the video loads and begins playing.
Video stream in Safari
Jamroom Developers
I have a file here:
https://hostsaba.com/video/stream/video_file/1/key=1/file.m4v
Admin profile set to "Private - profile owner only". The video does not play in Safari (desktop)
* Firefox (logged in as admin) video plays
* Firefox (logged in as member) video does not play
* Firefox (logged out) video does not play
That is all what I was expecting to happen for a working system. Nothing seams out of order or needing to be fixed.
Am I not understanding something?
Make my queue worker create other queue tasks, is this viable?
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Definitely is viable and is done in other locations. But make sure you don't pass in the queue_id as part of the data (think that's automatically filtered out now, but was a bug for a while)
Check out the function jrNewsLetter_prep_newsletter_worker($_queue) function, it does what you're thinking.
the reason you want to unset($_queue['queue_id']); before creating the 'sub' queue is because there are checks to see if a queue_id exists then do something, so if you pass the parents one in it can cause issues for the child worker thinking the queue is complete when its not.
updated by @michael: 01/14/18 01:54:55PM
Helping my members see their 'pending' Followers
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yes. Give it a try, if you get too frustrated, just say.
daily limits
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It looks like you have created a quota and named it "Visitors".
Mine looks like this:
Helping my members see their 'pending' Followers
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To understand where to edit you need to put a bit of 'tracking code' in there first.
The structure you have is:
{foreach from=$_items name="loop" item="entry"}
{if SOMETHING}
{if SOMETHING}
SHOW THIS THING
{ OTHERWISE}
SHOW THIS THING
{/if}
{ OTHERWISE}
SHOW THIS THING
{/if}
{/foreach}
What you need to know is
* Where do I want the menu item to eventually output at.
* Where is that location currently
So to be able to understand that I would put some numbers in
{foreach from=$_items name="loop" item="entry"}
{if SOMETHING}
{if SOMETHING}
SHOW THIS THING ( position 1 )
{ OTHERWISE}
SHOW THIS THING ( position 2 )
{/if}
{ OTHERWISE}
SHOW THIS THING ( position 3 )
{/if}
{/foreach}
Once you understand which position its in you can take the other markers away.
In that location where you know the "Private Messages" comes out you can add pauls code
{if $entry.menu_label == "Private Messages"}
THE CUSTOM CODE HERE
{/if}
Need to know where to put it first though.
daily limits
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There is no way to set a limit for visitors. Use the "Require Login To Stream" if you want to limit visitors. Then they will have to login and they will be limited by their quota setting.
Error 403 - Forbidden only on signup
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Check that your server does NOT have a directory or file at /user/signup.
Helping my members see their 'pending' Followers
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Yes it is possible to have it in the menu editor, but its a bit more involved. It requires you to build a module, a pretty simple module, but still a module.
So if you wanted to call it xxPendingFollowers. (?? or other name.... whatever you like.). The modules include.php file would look like this:
<?php
/**
* @copyright 2018 you.
*/
// make sure we are not being called directly
defined('APP_DIR') or exit();
/**
* meta
*/
function xxPendingFollowers_meta(){
$_tmp = array(
'name' => 'Pending Followers',
'url' => 'pendingfollowers',
'version' => '1.0.0',
'developer' => 'You ©' . strftime('%Y'),
'description' => 'Adds a menu item',
'category' => 'custom',
'license' => 'jcl'
);
return $_tmp;
}
function xxPendingFollowers_init(){
$_tmp = array(
'group' => 'user',
'label' => 'Pending Followers'
'url' => 'followers',
'function' => 'xxPendingFollowers_pending_count'
);
jrCore_register_module_feature('jrCore', 'skin_menu_item', 'xxPendingFollowers', 'pending_followers_link', $_tmp);
return true;
}
function xxPendingFollowers_pending_count($_conf, $_user)
{
$_sc = array(
'search' => array(
"_user_id = {$_user['_profile_id']}",
"follow_active = 0",
),
'skip_triggers' => true,
'privacy_check' => false,
'ignore_pending' => true,
'return_count' => true,
'nocache' => true,
'limit' => 100
);
$cnt = jrCore_db_search_items('jrFollowers', $_sc);
if ($cnt && $cnt > 0) {
return (int) $cnt;
}
return true;
}
Something like that. The structure is just copied from the way the Private Notes module does it, so its not been tested. It is the right way though and should be correct.
updated by @michael: 01/13/18 10:56:55PM
Helping my members see their 'pending' Followers
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Try this:
In your skins menu.tpl add this code:
{if jrUser_is_logged_in()}
<li><a href="{$jamroom_url}/{$_user.profile_url}/follow">Pending Followers: {jrCore_list module="jrFollower" search1="follow_profile_id = `$_user._profile_id`" search2="follow_active = 0" return_count=true no_cache=true}</a></li>
{/if}
The code reads: "If the user is logged in, get a list of all the followers who are not active. Just return the count of the items, do not cache."
