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Ban Countries!

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Thanks Michael. I am doing a lot of the same with banning. What mod does the link detection?

Audio Embed in Blog

Using Jamroom

No change Michael!

Media Pro - Mobile Buttons Not Displaying

Using Jamroom

Ok that is just bizarre and it worked. I thought I had done that a hundred times.

Thanks Douglas

Audio Embed in Blog

Using Jamroom

This is what I see.

profile_quota_id => "1"

I was hoping to see more in the blog_text but I get elipses. The embed profileID is not displayed. Per a previous post, I should be able to display all songs from an artist by using the below format. But again, it is just off because I can display my own uploads just not other artists.

[ jrEmbed module="jrAudio" id="#" ]

Audio Embed in Blog

Using Jamroom

Hey Michael - All of those are checked for all quotas.

Audio Embed in Blog

Using Jamroom

Trying to embed audio in an admin blog on Audio Pro and nothing is being displayed. It appears this is a permissions issue. If I embed the songs that the admin has uploaded the song is display. If I try and do it for an artist on the site, I get nothing. Any way to change this?


updated by @dazed: 06/05/17 12:27:10PM

Media Pro - Mobile Buttons Not Displaying

Using Jamroom

Seeing an issue on my media pro version where not all of the media buttons are displaying. See attached. I did not see it on the demo but I am not sure where to begin troubleshooting this one. This appeared within the last few weeks and I am testing on iOS chrome/safari.

Suggestions?



updated by @dazed: 06/05/17 01:46:41AM

Ban Countries!

Suggestions

The problem I have is that every new signup I have I end up having to click the artist link and look for spam, Then I usually check the IP and see where it came from and take appropriate action. It is just an added step that I think could be avoided. I wrote some automation to spam the company who's link they posted. I sent them 500 contact messages telling them to stop spamming sites. yeah I was bored.

I have to look into the spam blocker.

Ban Countries!

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Sounds Trumpish doesn't it?

I would love to see an easier way to block specfic countries. I get a lot of spam signups from India and now Poland. I think in my ten plus years of running a site I have had one legitimate signup from India. I know I can add complete ip blocks in my .htaccess but I think a module with a checkbox by spam dominated countries would be nice to have. Maybe allow a conditional statement to override the complete country block. So if I block India, I could say unless ip range is in 1.1.1.1 to 1.1.1.4.

It sounds extreme and maybe it would be better to try and add something to the signup to make it more difficult to get by the human check.

It really seems there is no great way of solving this issue though. As soon as you make a fix, they are working on a solution. Maybe adding captcha back in would be a better idea?

Thoughts?
updated by @dazed: 06/23/17 08:31:46AM

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Hehe no worries. I could not resist 😀