Originally Posted by y2krazy (Post 1767382)

Having a little issue. When I choose a new font color and hit Enter, I get the following (correct) result in the Chatbox:

after more replied

However, the second it moves to the 2nd line (if another msg is posted), it turns into the following:

[color=Tomato]after more replied[/color] (no color and the vB Code is shown)

Originally Posted by nNJ (Post 1774402)

Alright, now I'm trying to understand this, but it's not making a whol lot of sense.

I want the chatbox to appear at http://forums.the-void.net/forumdisplay.php?f=8.

What should I type the next to this option -



-so that the chatbox only appears on that specific Forum?



Or Am I doing it wrong completely?

There was something about manually addinng it by adding the "$cybchatbox" to the template code, but exactly what do I type in, and what template?

Sorry for being so slow.. I'm just not getting it.

Originally Posted by zbosskiller (Post 1771837)

Hi,

I've had this mod installed for around 6 weeks. It worked great. Yesterday got home from work, haven't modified the site at all and the chat box says 'Loading' and also the same applies to the 'CYB Stats'

Any ideas would be really appreciated. It's obviously something to do the AJAX but can't figure it out.

Cyber, can you help me please?

Thx

Zboss

Originally Posted by http://devcentral.f5.com/weblogs/macvittie/archive/2008/06/26/3397.aspx

Most of the implementations also realize HTTP caching. Internet Explorer and Firefox do, but there is a difference in how and when the cached data is revalidated. Firefox revalidates the cached response every time the page is refreshed, issuing an "If-Modified-Since" header with value set to the value of the "Last-Modified" header of the cached response.

Internet Explorer does so only if the cached response is expired (i.e., after the date of received "Expires" header).

Basically, the problem lies with IE's caching mechanisms. So if you were trying to build an AJAX application with a real-time updating component and it didn't seem to work in IE, now you may know why that is.

There are workarounds:

1. Modify the AJAX call (within the client-side script) to check the response and, if necessary, make a second call with a Date value in the past to force the call to the server.
2. Append a unique query string to the call, for example appending a timestamp. This makes the URI unique, ensuring it won't be in the cache and forcing IE to call out to the server to get it.
3. Change all requests to use POST instead of GET.
4. Force the "Expires" header to be set in the past (much in the way we expire cookies programmatically). Setting cache control headers may also help force IE to act according to expectations.

Originally Posted by Sunray2 (Post 1775496)

Cyb,

My issue mirrors nNJ's request above. We need to have more specific directions to install the chatbox using the second option.

I know you must be extremely busy, but we could really use your expertise.

Thanks,

C.