Version: 3.0.0 Beta, by Zachery
Developer Last Online: May 2017
Version: 3.5.2
Rating:
Released: 10-01-2005
Last Update: 12-22-2005
Installs: 72
Template Edits
Additional Files Is in Beta Stage
No support by the author.
This is an early build of vBXirc.
This is a beta hack, use at your own risk.
Known issues:
[X] At present time, I am not yet filtering templates for replacement urls 100%
Resolved by not having any rules to filter and or replace
[] Smilies options have not been added into the Settings or the chat template
[] There are no usergroup settings at this time.
[] This hack as not yet been installed on any live systems, but my test system worked 99% fine.
very short private beta test
[] pjirc is the only supported java module at this time
There is a way to add 1 additional template at this time.
Planned Ideas / Future Features: [] Add some sort of session tracking to show users are in the chat [] Usergroup permissions [] Smilie options
Some new things in general:
As of 3.0.0, we have moved to the plugin system and only vBulletin 3.5.0. All support for versions before 3.0.0 (vBXirc) and 3.5.0 (vBulletin) hae been discontinued.
Multiple Client support, over the next few months I will be adding more client support as I find them. If you have your own or have one you like and want it added, you can make your own called custom.cht and put it into the inc directory and select the custom option in the ACP Settings. If you want to submit a client, please email vbxirc [at] digitalkore (dot) net, It will be revied and if it can be added it will. The current template is located in inc/pjirc.cht.
I think thats it for now.
The code is atad messy atm as its early/late and I know it works correctly.
Install Instructions
1. Upload the Chat Folder to your forums directory
2. Upload / Import the Product file
3. Configure settings
4. Add a link to the navbar
Works great, but the same problem with Jeta's PJIRC script; if you are signing in as a registered user, it will want a password. The syntax for the identify command on the server I use is /pass (password) is there some way to create a profile field that is the Chatroom Nickname Password or such, and then have pjirc extract the password and issue the command? If you try to manually type "/pass (password)" it will immediately come back and say Not Connected.
You really can't auth to the server untill its connected. This isn't a problem with jentas mod, or mine for that matter, but a limitation of IRC programs and clients in general.
I will see what can be done.
Also this command can be veried greatly depending on the server you are connecting to and the services its run.
Generally somthing like
/msg NickServer identify username password
or
/msg NickServer identify password
or
/msg NickServer login password
or
/NickServer identify username password
or even
/ns identify password
You really can't auth to the server untill its connected. This isn't a problem with jentas mod, or mine for that matter, but a limitation of IRC programs and clients in general.
I will see what can be done.
Also this command can be veried greatly depending on the server you are connecting to and the services its run.
Generally somthing like
/msg NickServer identify username password
or
/msg NickServer identify password
or
/msg NickServer login password
or
/NickServer identify username password
or even
/ns identify password
Works like a Charm, Installed it last night i think :P (Install)
You really can't auth to the server untill its connected. This isn't a problem with jentas mod, or mine for that matter, but a limitation of IRC programs and clients in general.
I will see what can be done.
Also this command can be veried greatly depending on the server you are connecting to and the services its run.
Generally somthing like
/msg NickServer identify username password
or
/msg NickServer identify password
or
/msg NickServer login password
or
/NickServer identify username password
or even
/ns identify password
Switched servers, was the only way to get around the issue. The server that I was using wouldn't allow you to fully connect until you identified, but since the pjirc java client wouldn't allow you to enter any command until you were fully connected, it then wouldn't work. Identifying works fine with Everywherechat's Java client, and with mIRC. Ah well, thanks anyway.
Switched servers, was the only way to get around the issue. The server that I was using wouldn't allow you to fully connect until you identified, but since the pjirc java client wouldn't allow you to enter any command until you were fully connected, it then wouldn't work. Identifying works fine with Everywherechat's Java client, and with mIRC. Ah well, thanks anyway.
If you can showme the Everywherechat's Javan client, I'll make a template for use with vBXirc it does support custom templates.