Forum Activity for @emg-powered

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@emg-powered
01/20/21 04:58:09PM
17 posts

Looking for jamroom developers for customizations


Jamroom Developers

Looking for jamroom developers for customizations for www.tunetrax.com
We need skin design, module building, API integration, etc.
We want to continue to build our CMS to suit our specific music niche needs.

Anyone?
updated by @emg-powered: 04/21/21 05:40:14AM
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@emg-powered
02/17/19 09:47:58AM
17 posts

Disable caching of an individual template


Jamroom Developers

Still having an issue with this. Full Page Caching is disabled and no_cache=true is set in the jrCore_list call, so, we're not sure why it's still caching the results...
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@emg-powered
02/14/19 10:53:25AM
17 posts

Disable caching of an individual template


Jamroom Developers

Sorry, I meant to say that it was not enabled. It was disabled.
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@emg-powered
02/10/19 01:01:52PM
17 posts

Disable caching of an individual template


Jamroom Developers

paul:
You should just be able to put "no_cache=true" inside the jrCore_list that is creating the random list. What is the 'outer template' that you think is cached? Does that contain a jrCore_list call as well? If so, try applying the no_cache=true to that as well.

The outer template is a wrapper template that instantiates the variables needed in the template for that section. The outside template of that template just includes said template, and the header and footer templates.

brian:
Make sure and disabled the "Full Page Caching" option in the Core global config.

Full Page Caching was not disabled.
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@emg-powered
02/09/19 06:22:47PM
17 posts

Disable caching of an individual template


Jamroom Developers

I have a page which uses the jrCore_list function to list handpicked artist profiles and tracks, and I have the ordering set to random. My problem is that the ordering doesn't change unless the caches are reset.

My question is, is there a way to disable caching of an individual template so that the ordering always changes every time the page is visited? I know about the no_cache parameter, but I understand that it won't work since the outer template containing the jrCore_list call may be cached. I tried using the smarty nocache function as well, wrapping it around the contents of the outermost template, but that still didn't work.

Any help with this would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
updated by @emg-powered: 05/19/19 12:16:50AM
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@emg-powered
02/06/19 12:56:16PM
17 posts

CRM / Customer Relation Management Integration / Module with Jamroom


Jamroom Developers

Thanks Brian. can you clarify how to use the newsletter module in conjunction with the support ticket module?
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@emg-powered
01/25/19 03:19:57PM
17 posts

CRM / Customer Relation Management Integration / Module with Jamroom


Jamroom Developers

Does anybody has any kind of experience building or using a CRM platform with Jamroom?
updated by @emg-powered: 05/11/19 07:03:45PM
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@emg-powered
06/19/18 04:00:15AM
17 posts

Ordering audio album list by most plays


Design and Skin Customization

@paul That was something I considered, but was hoping there was an easier way. Thanks for your help!
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@emg-powered
06/19/18 01:53:55AM
17 posts

Ordering audio album list by most plays


Design and Skin Customization

I have a page where I am listing audio items and grouping them by audio_album so that I get a list of just albums. I'd like to be able to click on the '123' (plays) button to order the list by most plays, which kind of works right now, but it only grabs the plays from the first audio item from each album. I would the plays button to order the list by most plays using the total album play count. Does anyone know of a way to do this?
updated by @emg-powered: 09/17/18 12:50:32PM
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@emg-powered
05/03/17 05:57:38PM
17 posts

Installing Facebook Pixel In Meta.tpl issues.


Installation and Configuration

michael:
You're assuming people reading this know what the "Facebook pixel tracking code" is. I don't know what that is, but the error in the screenshot looks like it probably requires a {literal} wrap. Try this:

Docs: "{literal}{/literal}"
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/module-developer-guide/3011/literal-literal

@michael thanks for the response.
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