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Thank you for the comment and rating @maxime_13 ??

You’re very welcome,
Funny image hahaha ??

Hello @deafhorror,

Sorry for the delayed response,
I can see from your video that you are using Google Chrome,
Once you go on your *Chatroom* link, Look in the URL bar (Top right),
Next to the star you will see a little shield, Click on that and then
click *Load unsafe scripts* The reason it does that is because TinyChat does not currently have all their data encrypted (HTTPS),
Hope that helps.

Regards,

Rudder.

I’ve now fixed this
You’ll need to update to version 1.5.4,
Hope this works for you.

Regards,

Rudder.

I’ve now come up with a fix for this and I’ll be rolling it out within the next hour or so.

Hello Hijack61,

That is to do with TinyChat itself as they’ve added Google recaptcha to their domain and its stopping most chats from loading,
If you open a random room on tinychat then it will load one you fill in the captcha, I’m currently working on a work around to fix this as TinyChat are becoming a pain in my ass.

Regards,

Rudder.

Hello David,

This will allow your users to chat, This also allows video/audio broadcasting,
Adobe will need to keep on top of their own security issues, But maybe in the future TinyChat will go over to HTML5 based chat.

Regards,

Rudder.

Hello @mvp13585

The version itself will pick the domain name and use that as the room name meaning it cannot be found on TinyChat,
I also have guest access disabled by default, But as this is TinyChat it isn’t a secure solution for private chat’s,
You could use my other version where you pick the room name,
But each of your clients would have to create an account on TinyChat and then password protect each room or use the captcha feature,
Even then there is no guarantee as TinyChat is public,
This version is much more secure than the ones hosted on TinyChat but I cannot guarantee 100% security of the plugin,

Rudder.

Another of his accounts is https://profiles.www.ads-software.com/datyokimphg,
I know he created multiple accounts to rate his own plugin.

You didn’t need to create another account to post irrelevant issues,
Nice try though, I’ll point this out to WordPress moderation so they can remove this support question as it’s in the same league as spam.

Adios.

Well as you’re speaking in English you’ve assumed I’m English but expected to read French, I don’t so that could that picture means nothing to me,
There is a way to speak to people without sounding like you’re angry,
I can see you have an issue and I’ve suggested things to do,
I’ve tested this on hundreds of themes and Alpha/Beta versions of both WordPress and BuddyPress with multiple plugins too,
I’ve not once come across an error that you describe nor as any other user,
The only other thing I can suggest is you deactivate the plugin, unistall it and reinstall but don’t activate, edit the chat-core.php code
You’ll see ` $this->create_step_position = 48;
$this->nav_item_position = 83; `
Change the numbers to another value, higher is better,
Once you’ve edited it then save then activate the plugin that may work then if there’s a conflict with nav item position from another plugin, but it’s highly unlikely,
I hope that helps, If not then if you could give me access to your blog I’ll test and come up with a solution that way.

Regards,

Rudder.

You’re suppose to have groups on your navigation area,
You enable the chat within a group,
It will show on a groups navigation under manage,
FYI my nav bar on my image has nothing to do with groups,
It is a test site which I test my other plugins etc,
Group chat is for Groups, so it will not show up on the primary menu,
Groups is what you need on your primary menu, from there create a group and then enable the group chat within the groups settings.

Rudder.

Hello Georg,

I have no issues on the theme *twenty fifteen*
I did have to update the menu in appearance though to get the menu to show up,
That was all and even that is on the side panel, You’ll just have to add the tabs you want to see,
here mine after update of the menus,
Update your primary menu in the wp-admin area then test again,
That’s the only thing I can suggest.

Rudder.

Hello Georg,

They’re both fully compatible with BuddyPress and will not conflict at all with each other,
I’ve also not turned off the smiley’s, I control them externally, So I don’t know what is happening there,
The only issue I’d see is with the WordPress theme you’re using,
I’ll test with that theme on a blank site to see if I can replicate the error.

Rudder.

Hello Georg,

You need enable this on your BuddyPress groups settings,
You go to groups then select your chosen group, Then to manage,
You’ll see *Group chat* there, Just click to enable and then save,
Then you’ll see the group chat tab on the group,
You can enable/disable for each group.

screenshots

Regards,

Rudder