No idea, not enough information.

Are they perhaps members of a custom usergroup ? have you given that group access ?

Thank you very much

I just installed Flashchat Integration for vB 3.6 (ver 3.52) for the first time, into my vB forum (ver 3.6.8), with FlashChat ver 4.7.11.

However, FlashChat is not showing up embedded in a vB page. Other aspects work... the mod shows up in AdminCP, and it returns me to a vB page when I logout of FlashChat.

Any idea what I may have done wrong? The files from the install (in Chat & Includes) are on my server.

Thanks!
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ETA: NEVER MIND: see next post

Never mind above Q: I wasn't using the links created BY the mod, I was using the navbar link I'd previously created for FlashChat.

Maybe it's worth noting this for newbies like me? That a prior navbar link won't work, and should be removed in favor of that created by Flashchat Integration?

Thanks.

doesn't seem to work on custom usergroups even if you set permissions. Admins it works, Registered it works, but custom usergroup with permissions says incorrect login. any ideas?

Could be any one of many reasons, as the main post says ;

One of the steps for installing FlashChat says to input your vBulletin license # - it says to put it in a file, but doesn't say WHERE in that file. Anyone know? I'm guessing for vBulletin 3.6.8 (my version) I'd edit the flashchat file called vbulletin36CMS.php in the cmses subdir but have no idea how I'm supposed to add my vB license # to this file.

OK, I've managed to get it installed... ( http://forum.icedogfans.com/misc.php?do=flashchat )

Definitely one of the LONGER add-on installations, especially since I'm new at it... but I've proven that someone with little PHP/vB/Linux knowledge could still get it done :)

Okay, I'm a bit curious ;

This itself should take about 30 seconds - upload files, import product, job done.

I suppose if you do the two optional file edits, that could add a minute or two, but I can't see what else would take up time.

What was the cause of your delay ?

Going to the FlashChat site, reading the instructions, paying for the software, getitng the code, downloading Flashchat, reading install instructions, going line by line through some files looking to see if any of the 'optional' config needed changing, backing up my forum, uploading flashchat, etc, etc, etc...

and I had to download WinSCP3 so I could get into my forum directory via FTP since it's not in my web root.. just lots of reading basically to make sure I didn't screw anything up. 'LIke working in a shop, measure twice cut once.