This looks like a fantastic mod, is up and installed on our test site no problemo at all. What we're after is something to replace our basic shoutbox so we probably wouldn't use a lot of the features, at least initially anyway. Given this, these are what I see as the basic things we're after for it:
1. Single, private, hidden channel - this is for our members only and we can be an unsociable bunch .
2. Able to change the style to that of our forums.
3. NO ADS!! Now I know as Floris as said this is how they get their money, but would be willing to pay a monthly fee to not have them, is this possible?
4. Usergroup permissions to be carried across, be nice with usergroup colours automatically on the names if possible too.
5. Single login, i.e. users have logged into the site so can access the chat without having to login again.
6. History of chat, be able to see say the last 30 comments made before you logged in???
That's all, not much really is it . I do realise most of these have been brought up before and are being currently looked at as this is in beta as well as VB. The list is as much so I can remember my thoughts on it.
Keep up the great work guys, I'll def be keeping an eye on this .
This looks like a fantastic mod, is up and installed on our test site no problemo at all. What we're after is something to replace our basic shoutbox so we probably wouldn't use a lot of the features, at least initially anyway. Given this, these are what I see as the basic things we're after for it:
1. Single, private, hidden channel - this is for our members only and we can be an unsociable bunch .
2. Able to change the style to that of our forums.
3. NO ADS!! Now I know as Floris as said this is how they get their money, but would be willing to pay a monthly fee to not have them, is this possible?
4. Usergroup permissions to be carried across, be nice with usergroup colours automatically on the names if possible too.
5. Single login, i.e. users have logged into the site so can access the chat without having to login again.
6. History of chat, be able to see say the last 30 comments made before you logged in???
That's all, not much really is it . I do realise most of these have been brought up before and are being currently looked at as this is in beta as well as VB. The list is as much so I can remember my thoughts on it.
Keep up the great work guys, I'll def be keeping an eye on this .
1- Yes, you can make one or more public or private channels.
2- Something that's being worked on I believe.
3- Yes, you could change the widget code to replace with your domain ad-free paid widget code to match, if not now, it's being worked on.
4- No, this is not possible. I can't imagine how.
5- Not really possible. An irc network is its own network, totally separate from the forums.
6- IRC Chat is live chat, so what's there, when you are there, is there. Everything else isn't.
You could have a chat log bot in the room, and have the logs published on a site for download.
Thanks for the reply Floris . Yeah I realise it's a separate network and all that, just sort of wondered if it's possible to automatically pass along the username and channel password to the chat when the users click on the chat button, colours/permissions aren't a biggy at all.
List of the last few chats would be good, but again isn't a game breaker.
installed but have question where i can set permission iwhen i click its said you dont have permission to access even not for admin i cant see any option in usergroups and also in ezirc help me fix to this plz
Any way you can change this? It won't work with my IRC channel on Freenode. It says that Freenode no longer accepts Mibbit.
Some networks have specific servers/ports that you have to use in order to connect with Mibbit. I had to contact support at gameSurge to get the information as it wasn't available on their website. They were fine giving it out, it's just not something they post really. So basically, try contacting the support for Freenode and see what they say.
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