Great! I was just able to download it - but I don't see where to set this - I see where to set the primary groups in the global file, is there somewhere else, or does that read primary and secondary now?

It reads both the primary and secondary member groups when doing authentication, and lumps then together. If, for instance, you give user group 5 admin privileges, then a user will get chat admin privileges if his primary group is 5 or any of his secondary member groups include 5. If a user belongs to any group that is banned from chat access, even if that user also belongs to another group that allows access, he/she will be denied access.

Hmm, I hope that is clear :rolleyes: -- either way, it should work the way most people want it to, if not, just let me know! :)

Perfectly clear :)

My only suggestion would be to change the comments that are used for documentation :)

I downloaded this hack to get the new info on the Who's Online feature...Problem is the install html file for some reason is not showing the templates I need to create for the Whoi's Online feature...any chance of posting the code just for the Who's online feature?

yes/no?

ChrisBaktis,

Look in the templates/HTML folder for the templates :) You'll need to open them with a web browser, and the template names are the same as the filenames without the .html.

If I have the chat room completely embedded (autologin enabled and such), if someone isn't logged in, I don't expect them to be able to click on the chatroom and have the java load with an "incorrect login" come up.

The previous page had the print_no_permission script in there for people not logged in, I'd suggest adding it back in as I would think people would expect it to work the same.

Also - I'd expect the "who's chatting" to follow the same permissions as "active users", perhaps add this into the who's chatting page:

That's from online.php for anyone looking to mimic permissions easily. You can just place it below:
Great job on the update, my users really like the who's chatting.

One odd thing's happening: my actual chat window is wider than I'm specifying. Has a minimum width been put into place? My template's a bit off now because of it.

Thank you - I overlooked that folder and was concentrating on the install.html file that was not showing them.

Hi there, I've updated my chat from the 101 download file to this latest version.

I've checked my installation and instructions and can't find where I might have gone wrong to get the who's online to display on the forum home page.

Any guidance appreciated to resolve why it might not be showing.

thank you

Even if you've installed it correctly it will not show if no one is currently in the room. My suggestion would be to open a window with you in the room; then wait about 2 minutes and refresh your forums home page.