anyone?

Absolutely superb.

Well done!

Just a couple of easy questions:

1. is there any way of pruning the messages automatically when there is no one there? I dont like the idea that all chats are logged for 24 hours.

2. Is there any way for members displayed in the chat to have different coloured display? (for example when it says > VISH says: < it is displayed in black, but can all members be displayed with a different colour? Not the text, just the name?)

Great hack, my fave and look forward to future versions!

*clicks install*

anyway for force pruning - to clear the room out

questions!

1. can user create their own room?

2. is there a scroll bar in the message box? cause in my forum the text goes up auto and you can't read what's already been passed.

3. can each user have their own color text?

4. where can i edit the default font size?

5. will there be a future version of this with all the stuff that everyone here mentioned?

I just had an idea - does anyone know how to modify the code so that the messages are completely pruned every 10minutes or so? At the moment it is set to 24 hours (variable is in days, which i have set to 1). However i do not think keeping the messages there is a good idea at all.

I am sure that someone here will know how to modify the code so that in admincp, the choice can be set to minutes rather than days.

Thanks,

Vishal

I install this on my forum just to test things out...
and now i prefer an IRC intergration chat better so how do i uninstall this?
i want to completely remove it.

Wow, nice app! Even a complete vB newb like me can pull this off! Thanks!

Joe Black

I know this is kind of a newb question but how does a user officially "leave" a room? Is there a command they can enter or does it just wait for the user to timeout on the next refresh?

Is there an uninstall planned for this?

... but I would like to increase the lines of history visible . . . where do I go for that?

I have just managed to lure my members in and they're going off. This is a great hack . . .