Forum Activity for @michael
Its unclear what you want to do. You don't need our permission to write your opinions on your own blog.
If you're looking to try Jamroom out there's the free community version that can be downloaded under the PRODUCTS tab above or you can spin up a Jamroom Hosted server free for 7 days to get access to everything.
Jamroom has a high learning curve though, its not all drag-n-drop like wordpress. You'll appreciate it most if you're not adverse to looking at code and want a CMS system that is profile centric.
updated by @michael: 02/22/25 04:06:23AM
Mass Deleting of Accounts
Using Jamroom
In testing now. will be accessible from the USERS section of the data browser.
updated by @michael: 09/06/22 12:47:58AM
I just moved to my server to Centos7 and am having issues
Installation and Configuration
These docs are probably what you're looking for:
Docs: How ot use a different FFMPEG binary
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/howto/4641/howto-use-a-different-ffmpeg-binary
and
Docs: Advanced Config Keys
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/module-developer-guide/5106/advanced-config-keys
point jamroom to the location of those tools on your system.
Video issues 2 different issues 2 different sites
Installation and Configuration
our email is support at jamroom dot net, include a link to this thread.
New Google Analytics
Using Jamroom
It depends on how google handles it, if google says "You need to click here to upgrade to new analytics" then the module will need a way to be switched. So a setting will need to be put in place to allow you to set the module to whatever is set at google.
If google doesn't require that then the module can be changed so that just a regular update of the module will do the update for the system.
what does the dash mean for last login date?
Using Jamroom
The 'session' is a php term:
https://www.w3schools.com/php/php_sessions.asp
I think "...they have never logged in after their application got approved...." is correct.
what does the dash mean for last login date?
Using Jamroom
It means they don't have a 'user_last_login' key set on their user info in the database.
The most likely reason for that is that they have never logged in, but it could also be that they have never logged out too so they've always been logged in so its not been set.
Another plausible reason could be the key got deleted. Not sure why or where that would happen but its not completely out of the question.
It should be updated when the session is re-created.
Lost Password emails not coming through
Using Jamroom
If you were on Jamroom Hosting there is a
HOSTING -> SERVER DASHBOARD -> SETTINGS -> CHANGE ADMIN INFO
Since you're on your own server the steps will be:
* Create a new user account on your system
* Enter the database admin from the server dashboard
* open the jr_jruser_item_key table and look for that user. (its going to be the last one in the list)
* change the value of user_group from 'user' to 'master'
That will give you another master level admin user that you can log in with.
Once you login test your email settings from the COMMUNICATION section.
If its not working ask your hosting company what the settings should be.
Query Error: Table 'xxx.jr_jrsearch_fulltext_jrgallery' doesn't exist
Using Jamroom
You have full text search turned on.
Go to DASHBOARD -> MODULES -> LISTING -> SEARCH -> TOOLS -> REBUILD INDEXES
Once that finishes the issue will be fixed.
