Forum Activity for @michael

michael
@michael
04/28/24 04:04:28PM
7,715 posts

Suddenly very slow performance – SLOOOOOW database performace


Installation and Configuration

Developer mode is sure to be one of the issues causing your site to run slow. Turn that off for production. It causes caching to be switched off so developers can see whats happening when they change stuff without having to click RESET CACHES each time.
michael
@michael
04/26/24 10:15:38PM
7,715 posts

Implementing SSO and authentication


Using Jamroom

Forum post works, but if you wanted something more substantial make a module for it, something that you can turn on in the ACP, even if its just a wrapper. Then add it to the marketplace either via creating a developer account and supporting it or something else. How would you want to do it?
michael
@michael
04/26/24 10:12:15PM
7,715 posts

Suddenly very slow performance – SLOOOOOW database performace


Installation and Configuration

If optimizing your debug table took a long time, see whats in it. on my sites its almost always empty. If its filling up you might have left over debugging code in place.

Wipe out the activity log too if its big. Only really useful to help you understand whats going on at the moment. Pretty sure I've never gone back more than a month or so to see what was happening last month in the activity log.
michael
@michael
04/16/24 03:50:16PM
7,715 posts

Premium Hosting


Jamroom Hosting

I see.

You add that Hosting Transfer module to your current site then send the key to support at jamroom dot net.

From there I take the key and use the "Import a site" button on your server tools to pull the info to your new domain.

Send it over.
michael
@michael
04/16/24 03:44:33PM
7,715 posts

Premium Hosting


Jamroom Hosting

Thanks, docs have been updated. Whatever was on that page is gone.

I haven't used this module in years. if you would like me to do the transfer for you send a ticket to support with the logins for the old location and I'll do that and update the docs at the same time.
michael
@michael
04/16/24 02:49:57PM
7,715 posts

Premium Hosting


Jamroom Hosting

Yeah it should. Should help you move sites around. Check this out:

Docs: Hosting Transfer
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/modules/2960/hosting-transfer

--edit--
From memory, you have it on your jamroom hosting site, put in a key and it sucks all the info from the old site to the new. Probably the easiest way to get your current site to jamroom hosting.

I haven't used it in a while. let us know if you get stuck.

updated by @michael: 04/16/24 02:52:21PM
michael
@michael
04/15/24 09:37:58PM
7,715 posts

Premium Hosting


Jamroom Hosting

send an email to support at jamroom dot net with the admin login details and I'll check it out. It should just be install with no charge.
michael
@michael
04/15/24 09:20:02PM
7,715 posts

Premium Hosting


Jamroom Hosting

no, you should be able to keep that just as it is. Licenses are included in the hosting. Unless its a license from someone else for a module which we didn't build and even then you should be able to install any module on 2 domains.
updated by @michael: 04/15/24 09:20:27PM
michael
@michael
04/15/24 09:03:08PM
7,715 posts

Premium Hosting


Jamroom Hosting

Just install them from the marketplace. All premium plugins can be installed on as many sites as you care to build on jamroom hosting.

If they're not showing up as INSTALL in ACP -> CORE -> MARKETPLACE then check your license key is matching at ACP -> CORE -> MARKETPLACE -> TOOLS -> MARKETPLACE SYSTEMS
michael
@michael
04/15/24 07:11:44PM
7,715 posts

Header from audio pro used on The Pro Jam


Design and Skin Customization

best idea is to copy the style, not the code. They're different skins with different css classes so you cant just grab a chunk of one skin's css and expect it to work on another skin.

Hit F12 on your keyboard, to bring up developer tools. Fiddle with the css of the elements you want to change, then add those rules in to the css file.
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