jIRC Chat Integration

This hack is very similar to other hacks already released, I know there are a few others out there - I made this for myself so thought I would release it just incase anyone else found it useful. This hack takes into consideration Who's On-line, is controlled by one template, and has less files to upload than a few other chat hacks. All the files you need to run IRC chat from your vBulletin are included in this distribution. This hack is configured to work with HashNet IRC [www.hashnet.org]. HashNet let's you register your username's as well as your channels, protecting it from any misuse. All the information you need for such processes can be found on the HashNet site. If you wish to use a different IRC server, or a channel name other than that of your vBulletin title, edit the '<para name' tags in your chat template [which you'll add in Step 2] of installation...

This distribution includes jIRC version 2.6.0. The original jIRC readme file is included in this zip file for copyright reasons. jIRC is Shareware [and as a result, you receive messages encouraging the admin to register when it is used] - if you like the product, and basically if you want it to work correctly you must register it.

Pricing can be found on the jIRC website [www.jpilot.com].

*Thanks to Jakeman, FireFly, TWT Commish and everyone else at vBulletin.org for the help they've given me with vBulletin hacking to date.*

Please click install if you use this hack!

[sajjid]

it is easy fix but because vb.org does not support vb3 beta on these forums i cant really tell you

[SharkMatt]

I get this error when trying to access the chat when im not login. it doesnt show the login screen like it should be doing.

Fatal error: Call to undefined function: show_nopermission() in /usr/local/psa/home/vhosts/sbhacsupport.ca/httpdocs/chat.php on line 6

could someone privmsg me or something and help me out plz????

thnx

[SloppyGoat]

Does anyone know if there's a way to register this on both sides of a router? See, I have to use the internal ip to access my board because it's on my own server which is behind a router. The registration for the JIRC applet asks for your url to generate the license. That means it'll only work with my external address, if that's the one I give, and not from behind my router! I'll be the only one who can't use the registered version, and that sucks! Does anyone know a way to fix this?