Getting Jamroom to work with your new Domain name is very easy, just follow these simple steps:
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# PATH SETTINGS
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# Jamroom will try to auto-detect the path that it's scripts are running
# in, but on some servers this may not work 100% of the time. Leave
# this at the default unless Jamroom tells you to change it. Default is
# "detect" - any other value and Jamroom will attempt to use it as the
# ABSOLUTE path to the jamroom scripts. Note that this must be the
# absolute path - i.e. /full/path/to/jamroom (note no trailing slash)
$config['jamroom_path'] = 'detect';
# if the $config['jamroom_path'] setting has been set to something OTHER
# then detect you must enter the URL for Jamroom here as well so Jamroom
# knows how to resolve relative URLS within its scripts. Leave this at
# the default "detect" unless you have modified the value above this one.
# if you do need to put an entry in, put it in like so:
# http://path/to/jamroom - note there is no trailing slash "/".
$config['jamroom_url'] = 'detect';
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Go into your Jamroom Admin Menu and click on the “Regenerate Artist Themes” option in the “Tools” menu to regenerate all of your artist pages. This will ensure the artist pages are updated to correctly reflect the new domain.
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Next, go into the “Tools” menu again from the Jamroom Admin Menu and click on the “Reset Jamroom Caches” link. This will empty the cached Ranking and Chart outputs so new versions will be automatically generated.
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Next, click on the “Update .htaccess files” as well - this will ensure all redirects are updated if necessary for artist accounts that have been deleted (this step is optional if you have not deleted artist accounts).
That’s it - your Jamroom should now be running on your new domain.
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