Odd Problems
Jamroom Developers
Brian,
Would like to second TIG's thank you. It was far beyond your call of duty, especially on moving day. Thank you again!
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Odd Problems
Jamroom Developers
Looking for clues.
Have a db_create_item listener that has been working fine for weeks. Tracing a production problem and discovered that the listener is getting different information and it appears to be random. The information that is missing (on occasion) is that used for comment threading: comment_thread_id, comment_parent_id and comment_thread_level. The comment_module is jrDiscussion in all cases (of concern).
Threading is enabled, yet sometimes the information comes in $_data and sometimes not. This is new behavior. Here is an fdebug showing what I am talking about.
(2017-10-01T17:19:58-04:00.0.03866800 : 0.084)-(mem: 4MB)-(pid: 4244)-(ip: 75.132.107.114)-(user: TiG)-(uri: POST /comment/comment_save/__ajax=1)
Array
(
[comment_module] => jrDiscussion
[comment_item_id] => 34677
[comment_profile_id] => 2
[comment_text] => <p>placeholder</p>
[comment_item_title] => Sophistry
[_profile_id] => 112
[_created] => UNIX_TIMESTAMP()
[_updated] => UNIX_TIMESTAMP()
[_user_id] => 111
)
(2017-10-01T17:38:36-04:00.0.70442900 : 0.159)-(mem: 4MB)-(pid: 12868)-(ip: 69.253.152.39)-(user: xxxx)-(uri: POST /comment/comment_save/__ajax=1)
Array
(
[comment_module] => jrDiscussion
[comment_item_id] => 34686
[comment_profile_id] => 2
[comment_text] => <p>...</p>
[comment_thread_id] => 548517
[comment_parent_id] => 548598
[comment_thread_level] => 3
[comment_item_title] => Who is Carmen Yulin Cruz?
[_profile_id] => 11
[_created] => UNIX_TIMESTAMP()
[_updated] => UNIX_TIMESTAMP()
[_user_id] => 10
)
The data provided to the listener in these cases should be identically structured. The database does contain these items (verified).
So does anyone have any ideas on what might cause $_data to be populated differently? To sometimes not include the threading fields stored in the database?
updated by @perrie: 01/02/18 02:49:56PM
Limiting Discussions for a member
Using Jamroom
What I was looking for was a way to limit a specific members capacity to post discussions, not a whole quota, per se. Is that possible?
Limiting Discussions for a member
Using Jamroom
I was wondering if there was a way to limit the number of discussions a specific member could post. Do I set up a specific quota.. and what would I do after that. How could I set the limit?
updated by @perrie: 12/28/17 12:57:37PM
Questions about simple chat
Using Jamroom
Thanks everyone for your help!
SE, I think you have something there.. still messing around with it.
Gary, so far, no notifications yet. Not sure why.
Strumelia, we use chat differently than most sites. It's kind of used as a way to mitigate issues and not just chit chat, so I really do need it on every page.. hopefully I can get it to a more usable size. I'll let everyone know.
Questions about simple chat
Using Jamroom
I know it's like that when it isn't being used SE, but when it is being used it takes up the whole right side of the page.
Questions about simple chat
Using Jamroom
Hi Everyone,
I have a few questions about simple chat. At the present, I am trying it out in a test group that I have set up on the Jamroom server. It doesn't seem to be giving a notification sound of any sort when a new message comes in, which obviously it's supposed to do.
Also, is there a way to shrink the size of the chat module? Right now it is taking up the full right side of the page, and that is where all my advertising is. I would like to reduce it to about the size of CC chat. Is that possible?
Thanks!
updated by @perrie: 12/01/17 10:10:33PM
edit times on comments
Using Jamroom
Hi everyone,
Quick question. I don't seem to remember where (or if there is a where), I can change the amount of time a member has to edit a comment.
Thanks,
Perrie~
updated by @perrie: 11/29/17 07:50:25AM
