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Hi,

As nice you asked I won’t be getting to this anytime soon. I got booked up with paying contracts. Bad for chat good for me:) I will keep it in mind though.

Thanks:)

Masquerading as another user I think would be a bad thing. Hence why it is the way it is:) Anything is possible though.

Hi,

That config change is buried deep in the plugin. It would require custom work. How to start do a grep for the link in question and track down where it get’s added. (This is blue imp code that’s why I don’t know off the top of my head.)

What a huge pain, glad it worked.

I think this needs to be easier too. I’ll check in to it.

The error is nothing. php 5 thing, no big.

You may have to put in override in the css for each variable you want to change….maybe. Firefox would help there.

wp-content/themes/bp-child/themes/bp_anygig/buddypress-ajax-chat/_inc/buddypress-ajax-chat.css

Something is causing your changes to not show up. You’ve changed several files and none of them have made an effect. This scream of cache someplace, where I don’t know. Sounds like something specific to your setup.

Sometimes the easiest answer comes when you don’t expect it. Grab some coffee and come back at it later:)

What do you see with firefox’s plugin? Do you see the source include your new css file and it’s contents?

Grab firefox. Get the firebug plugin and see what’s what. My guess is caching is thwarting you. You’ll see based on what the page source reports. If you don’t see your changes then it’s most likely cache.

If you use supercache or hypercache you’ll see the comment at the bottom of the page.

Yes:) That’s how I do more advanced techniques and not worry about updates.

That’s the best way.

Hack way…

inside bp-chat\chat\lib\config.php

// Available styles:
$config[‘styleAvailable’] = array(‘beige’,’black’,’grey’,’Oxygen’,’Lithium’,’Sulfur’,’Cobalt’,’Mercury’,’Radium’,’prosilver’,’subsilver2′,’subblack2′,’subSilver’,’Core’,’MyBB’,’vBulletin’);
// Default style:
$config[‘styleDefault’] = ‘MyBB’;

Change the styleDefault AND then clear you cookies.

It’s a hack, the best way is above:)

That’s not a good route to go. I’d use the css in the theme to make changes. Anything you do in the plugin itself will get overwritten in new releases.

Buried deep in the readme.txt is the way to go ??

Optional:

1. Add your own theme configuration.
A. Default comes with a facebookish color scheme.
i. Just copy the themes/facebookish/buddypress-ajax-chat directory to your child theme

Example:
wp-content/theme/bp_anygig/buddypress-ajax-chat/_inc/buddypress-ajax-chat.css
B. Or make your own css file called buddypress-ajax-chat/_inc/buddypress-ajax-chat.css

Example:
wp-content/theme/bp_anygig/buddypress-ajax-chat/_inc/buddypress-ajax-chat.css

Hi,

Sorry, nothing yet. I’ve been bogged down with Twire as it is completely broken. So I’ve been focused on bringing that back to life.
Hang in there.

Thanks,
Dave

Cool, that’s an easy one:) Sounds like you don’t have localhost defined in your /etc/hosts file. Please make sure it is. Many things can break if you don’t do that.

Enjoy,
Dave

This error means that there was an error in the database. It could be a funny character in the database itself perhaps. Please check bp-chat/config directory and make sure the correct database settings are in there and they are correct in the config file.

Specifically the database’s host, user and password. If these are wrong then you’d get that error message I think.