I made a small change directly to one source module years ago, and now I want to back it out and create it as an addon. The system is correctly highlighting it as a failed file health check. Is there a simple way to revert it or Do i just need to download the source, find it and do it manually?
From time to time I run SQL updates against our database, is this possible using your cloud hosting solution? This is in the Media Gallery data, managing titles and descriptions of images for example.
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I guess it's down to whether there's anything in it that HAS to be run in cmd. Otherwise why not an area in the development section where we type the answers in and click add.
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I cannot access command prompt because I'm in a shared hosting environment. Is there another way to run xf-addon:create? Can/could it be done from within the Admin area?
I could duplicate the site to my local host and develop the addon there, but we have a test site so I was hoping to use that.
I've been looking at this as our members forget to do it as well, or just don't understand. I "fixed" this recently with SQL.
UPDATE xf_mg_media_item
SET title = left(title,LENGTH(title)-4)
WHERE title LIKE '%.jpg';
I'm now wondering whether I can run that automatically once a week or something :)
We are getting
The upload failed because the temporary directory was missing. The site administrator will need to resolve this before any files can be uploaded.
when we attempt to upload files to the media gallery.
I thought the uploiad directory was internal_data/temp and that is there...
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I have changed orderByDate in Finder Mediaitem.php as follows because this is the only sequence we want. All looked fine. I have now spotted an issue with the thumbnail slider that comes up when you are looking at an image within a category. It looks like that isn't following the same...
No longer needed. I've changed the image display sequence so that the highest rated images are displayed first which is why I wanted the filter so that we could display the highest rated only, but with them coming up first anyway it's not really necessary.
I've sorted it so that it no longer shows the toggle at category level 2 and doesn't show the level three categories in the navigation pane. Level three etc. categories are listed above the images and can be selected there.
This is useful, we have very long category names at the bottom level so in the navigation pane they get truncated to the point they are of no use. The plan is to stop the lowest level category from opening in the navigation pane so people look at the full category names list above the child...
I've got around this. The idea was only to display a selected image from each category, but we don't allow users to rate images, so I've just changed the image display order so that the highest rated images come first. Then admins can rate one image per category and they'll come first. Ideally...