I looked at your site -- it doesn't look like you replaced the sigmachat_embed template -- still the old code.

Ok, im an idiot. :) thanks

If I may, reitterate a previously asked question:
Is there a way to display the number of users in the chat room from a vB page?

I have integrated about 5 different chat systems and I have found that MANY more members will enter chat if they see that someone is already in there.

Yes, see the fourth screenshot and the feature listing:
Presently; however; this hack does not provide an option to embed thee Who's Online Module on every VB page, or as a hover popup as previously asked.

Thank you very much for the reply. I very much like this integration and the Who's Chatting is great, however, I have a specific requirement to be able to display just the number of people chatting on my forum's main page. This is further complicated by the fact that I get over 1,000,000 hits on the main page per month so the script generating the number of users chatting would be best if it wrote the number to a static file on a specified interval instead of querying each time the page was loaded.
Do you think this type of modification to your integration hack is possible?

When I attempt to download the zip file it seems to be corrupt.

Which installations does the 'whos online' feature work with?

That's odd. It was working fine earlier, now it seems to be getting cut off -- I wonder if the vBulletin.org team is making updates or something. I've reuploaded the file twice, and although it uploads fine (shows the correct filesize and everything looks OK) when I attempt to download it, it gets truncated as well.

Try this link: sigmachat101.zip

Do you mean which editions of SigmaChat? You'll need either a Pro., Platinum, or Enterprise edition for this. I'd recommend getting at least the Platinum edition for the free allowence of Who's Online hits. It's all discussed in the FAQ in INSTALL.html in the addon download. With the Platinum you can make use of every feature in the hack.

you know, its just my opinion - but its not too smart to restrict features that would help make a chat room's popularity within a website - many of us start with the free one to test popularity - and if my members cant see whos in they might not bother to go in - and if people arent using it, why should I buy a better one? Give us 2 months of full features to test if it is worthwhile for us - you'll sell alot more.

Just my .02