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Hi,

I have a couple of ideas. Use Firefox and check to see if you have any javascript errors by looking in the error console. If so then this is the issue caused most likely by another plugin of theme.

If you still have the error make sure you have cookies enabled and have hard drive space available to hold them. Lastly make sure you have javascript enabled.

Thanks,
Dave

Hi,

I just fixed this. Let me know if you have any issues.

Thanks,
Dave

Nothing yet. I might have some time next week though. I’ll look then.

Thanks,
Dave

Make sure you have localhost defined in your /etc/hosts file.

Right now you’d have to edit the customerAjaxChat.php file and add users other than admin to be an admin or no. Just like this:

if ($row[‘user_nicename’] == “admin”)
{
$this->users[$j][‘userRole’] = AJAX_CHAT_ADMIN;
$this->users[$j][‘channels’] = array();
$group = 0;

for ($group; $group < count($this->channels); $group++)
{
array_push($this->users[$j][‘channels’], $group);
}
$i++;
$j++;
continue;
} else {
$this->users[$j][‘userRole’] = AJAX_CHAT_USER;
}

Change the top line to be:
if ($row[‘user_nicename’] == “admin” || $row[‘user_nicename’] == “someothername” )

I’m running it perfectly on many sites with the latest.

Did you check the logs for http and php?

Chat is working fine with the latest. I’ve had no need to update:)

500 errors are usually the server. Check if you have a php error or http error in your log.

Chat out of the box will hit your site for every 2 seconds it’s up. If you have no caching and lots of users I can see this killing a site to generate a 500.

Enable the menu bar. Then use css to do a div display: none;

That might work well.

You need to set your permalink structure, just like you have to do for buddypress to work.

Are you sure that is the first javascript error? You want the first error not the last. The way javascript works is all future script processing stops after the first error.

Also, since many sites are running this without issue it points to something else specific in your setup.

Thanks,
Dave

The chat does have a logout link. I pass to it the logout link that wordpress knows. The alternative is to hack the chat code and remove the logout link. I went with other way with it only because I didn’t have to hack the core chat code.

Thanks,
Dave

Make sure you don’t modify the plugin by hand. In the past you would have to. I took that need away with the later releases.

Thanks,
Dave

Someone just grabbed me by the ear and made me make it work for 3.0.0.

I just uploaded 1.3.2.1 so that should fix this.

Thanks,
Dave

You most likely have a javascript error on your site which breaks the chat javascript (jQuery) from working.

Try using firefox’s error console to narrow down the first error.