[CDB] mChat

[pegasus81]

I have a problem for pagination in archive page:

first page of archive is correct

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http://www.comunitaconsumatori.it/forum/chat?mode=archive

second page (and next) of archive is not correct

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http://www.comunitaconsumatori.it/forum/forum/chat?mode=archive&start=30

There is another /forum/ .

How can I resolve? Thanks.

[FomenkoAndrey]

doesnt work.
Posts from the forums do not appear in the chat.

Enable Posts Display:
Set to yes and you can set below the options what message to display in the chat message area.
YES
Display New Topic Posts:
Set to yes to allow new topic posts from the forum to be posted into the chat message area.
YES
Display New Replied Posts:
Set to yes to allow replied posts from the forum to be posted into the chat message area.
YES
Display Edited Posts:
Set to yes to allow edited posts from the forum to be posted into the chat message area.
YES
Display Quoted Posts:
Set to yes to allow quoted posts from the forum to be posted into the chat message area.
YES

and users from a group of New users can see the button "Change users permissions".

[deepndark]

Hey dmzx and others. mChat is working now after I changed my style to another one. It seems that there is something with the We_Universal, that makes it not work properly.

[evilpeppard]

Author of mChat helped me:

Is you url rewrite on ?

Go to acp and then server settings and enable url rewrite and purge boards cache.

It works!

Yup, This fixed my issue as well.

To recap, go into ACP\General tab. Under Server Configuration, select Server Settings, then set 'enable URL rewriting' to Yes.

Test and verify.

[GoBieN]

This heavily depends on the server software and the ability to use rewrite rules. Imho it should work without.

[evilpeppard]

This heavily depends on the server software and the ability to use rewrite rules. Imho it should work without.

I agree the mod should work without changing the server settings, but at least changing the server settings fixes it for some of us in the meantime. Missing avatars and smilies is annoying in itself, let alone having to refresh your page just to get them to show up after every post.

[martin123456]

Give the ext creator a chance 5 months ago there was no mchat just be happy some one is doing it.

[peteetongman]

Give the ext creator a chance 5 months ago there was no mchat just be happy some one is doing it.

you are absolutely right. dmzx is one of the best in creating and/or porting extensions, so I say let the man do what he does best, give him some breathing room

[evilpeppard]

Give the ext creator a chance 5 months ago there was no mchat just be happy some one is doing it.

you are absolutely right. dmzx is one of the best in creating and/or porting extensions, so I say let the man do what he does best, give him some breathing room

I completely agree. I sincerely appreciate dmzx's efforts.

[spaceace]

yep, dmzx is doing an awesome job

just keep in mind that not all extension issues are problems with the extension itself. some issues are in the core phpBB code and getting them fixed can be a time consuming process

[GoBieN]

That's why I said that it works very good besides these little bugs.
I'm confident dmzx will deliver on awesome extension when he has time to finish it.

[HanaH]

Way to check whether your server supports URL rewriting:

1. Create a simple .php file

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<?php
phpinfo();
?>

2. Navigate browser to the created .php file
3. Search for string "mod_rewrite". (I have it under apache2handler -> Loaded Modules)

Some more info here

[martin123456]

Way to check whether your server supports URL rewriting:

1. Create a simple .php file

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<?php
phpinfo();
?>

2. Navigate browser to the created .php file
3. Search for string "mod_rewrite". (I have it under apache2handler -> Loaded Modules)

Some more info here

Seems alot of work when you can just turn it on in acp and see if it works lol

[evilpeppard]

Seems alot of work when you can just turn it on in acp and see if it works lol

I'll admit, I was apprehensive about doing what you stated at first, because I was worried if I turned it on, and my provider did not support URL rewrite, my forums would stop working, and I would not be able to get back into the ACP to turn url rewrite back off.

[HanaH]

Way to check whether your server supports URL rewriting:

1. Create a simple .php file

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<?php
phpinfo();
?>

2. Navigate browser to the created .php file
3. Search for string "mod_rewrite". (I have it under apache2handler -> Loaded Modules)

Some more info here

Seems alot of work when you can just turn it on in acp and see if it works lol

Lol,then instead of numbers 1 and 2 one would have:
- download the extension
- copy it to the correct folder
- install it via the ACP


I wanted to know in advance whether on the real forum server it will work since it was not on my testing forum.