Thats almost exactly what i'm trying to achieve. Any chance of posting the module code for that centre block? I've got everything else how i want it in vba except the center. Thanks

I use this method and it works very well:
http://www.vbadvanced.com/forum/show...hchat+template

Damn, fast response. Thanks. Works great !

I'm still not sure I have this config'd right.

When I logout, it goes back to the flashchat login screen and I can't 'X' out of it! I have to click on the forum home page to get out.

Also, I'm still confused on how to set the admin user. I only seem to be able to get to from calling up /admin, not from just logging in as an admin.

That's correct.


Sorry, I don't understand what you mean by "able to get to from calling up /admin".

Sorry, I was up late last night.

I meant that the FlashChat documentation implies that if you are an administrator, which seems to be set somewhere in the config, that when you logon to FlashChat you will get access to the FlashChat admin area.

Hmmmm. That seems pretty weird. So, I have to explain to members that that's the way it's supposed to work. So, basically, once they open a flashchat session, using the upper-right hand corner "X" to exit out of the application doesn't work. They have to reselect the forum on the top left of the screen. Do I have that right?

How do I do this? Are there any configuration setting in the vB admin CP? I can't find any. I just want to make sure I'm not missing something.

Figured out the staff rooms.

btw, I figured out how to have the logout process take you straight back to the home page of the forum. In the config file, I made these changes:

'showLogoutWindow' => false, // if false, then use only the ....src=logout.php method, but do not use the popup method at all

and

//Logout behavior
'logout' => array(
'close' => true, // if true, then FlashChat window is closed upon logout
'redirect' => true, // redirectURL must be a valid URL
'url' => 'http://www.yoursite.com/forum', // 'redirect' must be set to true for this to work
'window' => '_parent', // the window to open into. possible values: _blank, _self, _parent, or a named window
),