Forum Activity for @ultrajam

SteveX
@ultrajam
10/05/13 11:23:07AM
2,589 posts

jrDeveloper Module License Headers comments break


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Whilst it works fine if I already have a license header comment in include.php, if I do not it breaks the module created.

So this will break the module:
[code]

updated by @ultrajam: 06/28/16 07:26:41AM
SteveX
@ultrajam
10/05/13 10:53:46AM
2,589 posts

Marketplace search on module name


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Might be a good idea to make the actual module name searchable as well. Earlier I had a moment when looking for jrDeveloper to load into my site.

Also, I tried to put this into the issue tracker as a feature request, but there isn't a + button to add it.


updated by @ultrajam: 12/13/13 07:51:57PM
SteveX
@ultrajam
10/05/13 10:49:04AM
2,589 posts

Using the updated Developer Tools


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Is it going to cause chaos if I change the name of the profile to Ultrajam?

jrDeveloper seems to accept it in the site I'm going to try packaging a module from.
SteveX
@ultrajam
10/04/13 01:35:33AM
2,589 posts

jrPages profile index


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Yep, must have been cached in transmit, I have the alias icon showing this morning.

I do everything locally on a macbook air. Ampps is like Mamp or xamp, a self contained multi-site stack.

Ftp to server where necessary, keep it local if not.

Virtualmin makes managing the server/setting up new test sites very easy. I'm just moving that side of things to digitalocean - seems to run fine on a $5 vps.

I use git a bit, probably more in the future.
SteveX
@ultrajam
10/03/13 07:02:01PM
2,589 posts

jrPages profile index


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Why the difference between Transmit and Finder?

Finder shows an alias for jrPage, Transmit does not (looks like an ordinary folder, no alias arrow). I know there are at least two types of alias in osx, but I;ve only seen them both with alias arrows on the icon.

How to explain that on the forum? Which I guess leads back to the thought from earlier:
Quote:Do we now have a situation where it could be advisable to "never, ever edit files in your module and skins directories, only via the acp, unless you are developing a module or skin in which case you need a separate development site" type of thing?
Which might be a good thing
updated by @ultrajam: 10/03/13 07:02:31PM
SteveX
@ultrajam
10/03/13 05:57:37PM
2,589 posts

jrPages profile index


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In the screenshot above the Untitled window is what Transmit (the ftp app) shows, the window below is Finder

Both sites are up to date, but they display differently (in ftp/finder)
updated by @ultrajam: 10/03/13 05:58:31PM
SteveX
@ultrajam
10/03/13 05:56:28PM
2,589 posts

jrPages profile index


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brian:I believe that little icon on the jrProfileTweaks means it is a "link" - although I'm not sure what you are viewing that through. If you are on a Mac, open Terminal and cd to your JR directory and do:

ls -l

and you'll see the dirs and symlinks.

Transmit, my fav ftp app. I'm severely lacking knowledge on the server stuff.

It does look similar in Finder though for local sites. But different, confusing for wary.
transmit2.png transmit2.png - 103KB

updated by @ultrajam: 10/03/13 05:56:42PM
SteveX
@ultrajam
10/03/13 05:40:00PM
2,589 posts

jrPages profile index


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That does help. thanks Brian.

But it is still scary.

Whats the difference between the dirs with

Quote:jrPage
jrPage-release-1.0.0
jrPage-release-1.0.1

and

Quote:jrProfileTweaks (this is the only dir which appears with an arrow/alias in transmit)
jrProfileTweaks-release-1.0

transmit.jpg transmit.jpg - 20KB

updated by @ultrajam: 10/03/13 05:43:18PM
SteveX
@ultrajam
10/03/13 05:00:56PM
2,589 posts

jrPages profile index


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I've been wondering about this.

There could be a definite split between what you can do on a development site and a site which uses the marketplace, but I'm not sure what it is exactly. So it's only fear that is keeping me from trying.

The different module directory structure in a marketplace managed site (aliases, versions, etc = scary) has made me keep development completely separate from "testing the marketplace" sites. I don't know what the extra directories do, how the structure works, etc, so I just haven't gone there.

Do we now have a situation where it could be advisable to "never, ever edit files in your module and skins directories, only via the acp, unless you are developing a module or skin in which case you need a separate development site" type of thing?
SteveX
@ultrajam
10/03/13 04:37:38PM
2,589 posts

Released License


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You're welcome Brian. I'll try moving licenses between sites again later in the week.
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