Tag Module Not Working!
Using Jamroom
did you update the tag module recently?
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Got a link to see where its not working?
updated by @michael: 01/31/23 12:33:22PM
Forum Activity for @michael
Using Jamroom
did you update the tag module recently?
--edit--
Got a link to see where its not working?
updated by @michael: 01/31/23 12:33:22PM
Anything to worry about?
Using Jamroom
its fine.
Its html in an XHR response.
Just the tags module doing its thing.
Problem with site you host
Off Topic
Its not a question of paying for support, paul's answered the question here. The reason for going through support was so that the name of the site can be kept off the forums. Since you didn't give it initially it was thought that you didn't want to share it.
Problem with site you host
Off Topic
Send us an email at support at jamroom dot net. Not sure there's anything we can do if the site owners have chosen to block you, but if its just that they don't know how to un-block you then we can help with that.
include a link to this thread in the email along with detail on which site it is.
Jamroom Install on Amazon EC2 instance
Installation and Configuration
Sorry this is happening. I suspect its because we're mid way into developing the next major version and the repair.php script is looking for that stucture.
jr_jrcore_cache_value.sql.zip - 1KBMoving Genosis to new server
Genosis
Thanks Bill for putting the solution into easy steps for the next guy. Thats awesome!
Jamroom Install on Amazon EC2 instance
Installation and Configuration
here's that table. its in SQL format so import it to your DB. I've never seen that error before, lets see if adding the table fixes it.
Moving Genosis to new server
Genosis
reinstall them from the MARKETPLACE in the ACP after you've reinstalled. renaming is safer but slower. your call.
Moving Genosis to new server
Genosis
the other option is just to delete the /modules folder and then download the open source version from here:
https://www.jamroom.net/networkmarket/core_download/jamroom-open-source.zip
and upload that. It would be the same as renaming all those files.
Jamroom Install on Amazon EC2 instance
Installation and Configuration
run the repair system.
There is a file in the root folder called repair.php.html rename that to repair.php and access it at your-site.com/repair.php
Docs: "Somethings wrong, what do I do?"
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/troubleshooting/114/somethings-wrong-what-do-i-do#if-you-cannot-get-in-to-the-acp
