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Jamroom 6.0.0 Alpha 2

It's so much easier than it was before. That's the main thing

Jamroom 6.0.0 Alpha 3

That works, Nate could make a good promo about that.

I'm looking forward to it jr6

Jamroom 6.0.0 Alpha 3

Thanks for the "Modules missing an icon" change - that will save me a Doh! moment at least once a month

Apart from the performance improvements for larger sites, are there any Feature-type changes planned for Jamroom 6 to impress the majority of users (who have fairly small sites)? I appreciate the low level changes, but I'm not sure that everyone would, and thinking that a Wow factor feature would be needed for most people to appreciate a jr6 upgrade? For example, a couple of features that Nate could make a convincing video argument in favour of?

Jamroom 6.0.0 Alpha 2

I used to see this very often when using Update All, but haven't seen it for a long time, which is why I mentioned it. Not a problem though.

Jamroom 6.0.0 Alpha 2

On my jamroom hosted test site, I updated to alpha 2 in system updates and saw the update success notice but also that I needed to update to alpha 2 (see screenshot).

After running the integrity check everything was as it should be.

Apache and Htaccess compatibility

Installation and Configuration

No other suggestions, sorry.

If your hosts have an unusual mod_rewrite config you will need them to tweak the server, or try another server. Jamroom works pretty much everywhere although you will need good quality hosting if you are using audio and video processing.

Advise on Creating a Custom Page

Using Jamroom

You can use module templates, but you will need to write the module views to handle the templates.

Apache and Htaccess compatibility

Installation and Configuration

Hi @breeogle, welcome to the forum!

Yes, Jamroom works fine with Apache 2.4.

If you want to try out Jamroom and your host isn't suitable check out the hosted option:
https://www.jamroom.net/hosting

In the past I set up some sites on hosting which needed me to change this (in the .htaccess file):
to this:
so you could give that a try.
updated by @ultrajam: 08/05/16 03:02:20AM

Market Place - Jamroom Sites

Jamroom Developers

How many sites are listed as using each module? You should be able to use each module twice, once on the live site and once on localhost.

Market Place - Jamroom Sites

Jamroom Developers

I doubt that you want to get rid of that. It helps you to know where you are using your licensed modules.

Your localhost site can use the marketplace to install updates, and you can make use of that account page to know that your dev site is in sync with your live site.
updated by @ultrajam: 08/03/16 04:33:09PM