Forum Activity for @ultrajam

SteveX
@ultrajam
12/15/14 03:00:26PM
2,589 posts

2 tiny questions bout new search version
Ning To Jamroom

paul:
Quote: It doesn't take much server power to run everything necessary at this scale
Dunno about that - I bet there's a spike on the national grid every time I start a Ning import ;-)

That would be down to Ning then ;)
updated by @ultrajam: 12/29/14 09:23:54AM
SteveX
@ultrajam
12/15/14 01:01:14PM
2,589 posts

2 tiny questions bout new search version
Ning To Jamroom

That's great to hear about soaringeagle.

I live in a green part of a fairly green and forward-thinking city (Bristol UK, although there is still a lot of green paper tickbox ticking at the city level).

As a small open source business I'm sure Jamroom is as green as can be (excluding Paul and Michael's motorbikes ;) ). It doesn't take much server power to run everything necessary at this scale.

Green (like groove) is in the heart :) So Jamroom is very green.
updated by @ultrajam: 12/29/14 09:23:54AM
SteveX
@ultrajam
12/15/14 12:46:04PM
2,589 posts

AMPPS and Jamroom setup problem
Using Jamroom

mscorfield:i could have done with that a couple of hours ago lol
Yeah, you can't find it very easily by looking through the main docs. Always worth trying a search using the main search in the top navbar.
SteveX
@ultrajam
12/15/14 12:42:01PM
2,589 posts

How to get UjCategories
Archived

Sure Gary, channel invite sent.
SteveX
@ultrajam
12/15/14 12:38:49PM
2,589 posts

AMPPS and Jamroom setup problem
Using Jamroom

See the last paragraph in the section "Configuring Ampps to run Jamroom" in order to upgrade php, as far as I know there is still that yosemite/ampps bug so you need to start from the command line when you try to upgrade php. You can then start it normally once php is upgraded.
SteveX
@ultrajam
12/13/14 02:16:52PM
2,589 posts

latest discussions in ning skin
Ning To Jamroom

soaringeagle:...isolated environment...
I do this sort of thing on a localhost installation and then upload the finished skin or module. It's a pretty good way of working.

There's a guide here:
https://www.jamroom.net/ultrajam/documentation/guides/2146/installing-ampps-locally-on-mac-os-x

If you try that on windows it should be very similar, but please let me know if there are any different steps.
updated by @ultrajam: 12/29/14 09:23:54AM
SteveX
@ultrajam
12/13/14 12:29:34PM
2,589 posts

adding language strings
Design and Skin Customization

Strumelia:...should I ignore the warning in order to add the new lang string?

Yes, you need to ignore that to add the new string.
SteveX
@ultrajam
12/13/14 06:03:05AM
2,589 posts

Adding attributes to htmlpurifier in a listener
Jamroom Developers

I have a listener to add elements and attributes to the htmlpurifier config.

I can get the attributes like this:
$_attr = $_data->get('HTML.AllowedAttributes');

But I can't then set them.
Quote: [13-Dec-2014 13:54:45 Europe/Dublin] PHP Fatal error: Cannot set directive after finalization invoked on line 158 in file /Applications/AMPPS/www/demo7.ultrabubble.com/modules/ujWorkbook/include.php in /Applications/AMPPS/www/demo7.ultrabubble.com/modules/jrCore-release-5.2.16/contrib/htmlpurifier/HTMLPurifier.standalone.php on line 2607

Adding the attribute also doesn't work (seems like this is how it is done in config in the htmlpurifier docs.
Quote: [13-Dec-2014 13:58:56 Europe/Dublin] PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined method HTMLPurifier_Config::addAttribute() in /Applications/AMPPS/www/demo7.ultrabubble.com/modules/ujWorkbook/include.php on line 165

It looks like the Jamroom iframe listener turns on a filter rather than adding to the allowed attributes and elements, and I can't get much info from the htmlpurifier docs. Any suggestions would be very much appreciated.
updated by @ultrajam: 01/30/15 06:56:11AM
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