[wot-Mike]

Capt PPRuNe, the current hack need guest access to be enabled. It just forwards names into the applet, and that autologs people in. No accounts are used. Access to chat.php is limited to registered members.

The Mac problem is weird, and I'm afraid you're on your own on that one. I don't have any knowledge in that area at all, and no one else has reported anything similar. I hope you can solve it, and if so, please post it here. I'm interested in the why of this thing.

94supratt, a late answer, but did you change the code? Uploading a fresh copy of chat.php will probable solve your problem. Or check the code you altered.

jamoss, that looks just great. You should send that pic to Raidersoft, and maybe they'll put it up on their screenshots page. It certainly looks way better then the pics that are there
And yes, I was aware of the variables in the url, and I think I posted about it before. Ok, to be honest, I never realized it until Chris from raidersoft told me


As for news about the new script with the Who's Chatting, I've got the core ready for the Platinum and Enterprise version. That script uses vBulletin authentication (username and password), so no more guest access in chat
Unfortunately I'm in a bit of a bad situation. Maybe losing my job and all that kind of fun. I don't know when I can get myself to finish it.
Once it's finished though, it will be easy enough to alter it for use with the Pro (and free?) version of chat.

Right now the Who's Chatting is based on a "switch", set inside the database: inchat or not. But it relies on people logging out the correct way. If they don't, they'll show up in the Who's Chatting "forever". I'm not sure if that's the way to go