We've had some issues with logs not going back far enough, so I've found and modified the default log rotation schedule.
You can find the Jadu specific settings in /etc/logrotate.d/jadu
the default settings look like this -
As you may (not may not) have noticed, I renewed the domain and haven't transferred the site yet (sorry Peter). Mainly because my spring blew up and I had little time for anything except work, so the path of least resistance was to renew the domain :)
During that time I had a though, that I'm strongly leaning toward.
We've had some complaints about the number of clicks to get a download to download using the native Jadu functionality. I've made some small changes to the downloads admin page allowing a content admin to copy the direct file url to the clipboard and then paste it into a link in the Content Widget.
Here's a video I recorded today for another purpose demoing the functionality.
I'm happy to share how I did it if anyone is interested.
I've decided to close down jadudev.net when the domain expires on May 7th of this year.
File this one under quick and easy, once you know where to look.
We had the need to increase the file size for the Downloads module, which was set at 16M. There were some larger presentation files that needed to be uploaded.
I'll go on record to say that I love the new CKEditor in Jadu. I had a strong dislike for Xhina, and embrace this change with both arms, well done guys.
CKEditor is a great editor because of its configurability. Jadu exposes some of these option in the editor setup with the CMS in Utilities | Document Editor Privileges.
If you develop widgets, you'll appreciate this screenshot tease of a little project I'm working on to make widget development a little friendlier
[UPDATE {April 24,2015} : Kris Hardy, with the Messiah College web team, released a video today showing how to use the Social Media Supplement on your site here]
I found it difficult to find help for building supplements, so when I was asked by our web team to build one for them, I decided to turn it into a tutorial and documentation. I've learned many things along the way - and here is that journey.
This tutorial will help you build the Social Media Icon Supplement - which looks like this (fully loaded)
You can download and install the Plug-N-Play Supplement from github.
I just learned today is
Eventually, you're going to have to integrate something into your site, whether that is an interactive form, a full on custom PHP application, some neat full page function that won't fit into a widget. I'm going to outline how I accomplished that ability here at Messiah College.