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open top.php
just before </head> put
<? if(isset($_REQUEST['_cmd'])){
if ($_REQUEST['_cmd']=='chatlogs'){?>
<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="10"/>
<? }
} ?>
change the content="10" to whatever refresh rate u want....
:thumbup:
---------- Post added at 06:16 AM ---------- Previous post was at 05:59 AM ----------
That was so simple.....but yet ...... so awesome :thumbup:
so its not a live chat, its a bandwidth waster.
Live chat would be being able to reply to people without being on the hotel. Code that and I will respect you!
yeah, bandwith eater :D
alright its a livechatlog.... pff .... bandwidth waster? lmao it refreshes only once every 10 seconds, how is that a bandwidth waster?
u guys are hilarious...
Bandwidth eater??? no. MySQL hogger yes!
true:P:Quote:
Originally Posted by Matthew
or you could just get xat :L
NO! JUST NO! Do not even suggest XAT. It IS so CRAP!Quote:
Originally Posted by R-Simmons
Wow, a lot of bandwith losed with your 'live chat'
haha, meebo?Quote:
Originally Posted by Hejula
This is pointless, use AJAX or gtfo, this is unprofessional in all ways.
well bloody said.Quote:
Originally Posted by X1M!
Live chat?! hahaha
Its only make lag.
Does not even work, fail!
LMAO. it works just fine.....
you guys make this section go downhill you release anything
First of all refreshing a page every 10 seconds takes less bandwidth then your community constantly hitting pages around your CMS. So compared to the other in coming traffic servers will have, this is nothing. It is a waste, but it doesn't "kill" or "drain" anything to a significant degree.
This release it self is pointless because all you are doing is showing the chat logs in-game? A "Live Chat" is a way of communicating with another person through AJAX (no page refreshing).
If you were to actually make something like this, it would look like this:
Something like that ^.Code:
<html>
<head>
<title>Live Chat</title>
<script type="text/javascript" src="http://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.5.1.min.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript">
function Initiate()
{
Intervals();
}
function Intervals()
{
setInterval("getChat()", 100);
}
function getChat()
{
$.ajax({
url: "url of page returning all chat logs",
type: "GET",
cache: false,
async: false,
success: function(data)
{
$("div where you want chat to appear").html(data);
}
});
}
windows.onload = Intervals;
</script>
</head>
<body>
HTML form for the inputing of the chat and outputting
</body>
</html>
Nice, atleast someone here can actully code a live chat unlike the nub that started this thread ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by Jub
It doesn't work
/fail
Oh what ever... I just wanted to keep an eye on what was going on on the server.... since i got a dual monitor setup i thought of that nice and quick fix to refresh the page ....Quote:
Originally Posted by Danny95
call me a nub all you want but i bet you that i have done more coding then u will ever do....
I have done many front and back ends of websites over the years and know when something will kill the mysql server or will eat the bandwidth...
Its is people like you and other people that have responded to this thread that are going to kill this community.... every time someone releases something 90% of the replies are FLAME FLAME FLAME....
that's why most releases will never make it on here, why release something if people don't appreciate it anyways...., and we are stuck with half finished servers and CMS's.
:blink:
anyways.... nice to get that off my mind.
all im saying is you could of developed the live chat a bit moreQuote:
Originally Posted by leenster
dont go all aggy on me
I aint flaming, im stating a point
I'm just getting a little tired of all the negativity in this forum... not only this thread....
Some one should come up with a fix for that!!
No, you are the one(s) who make people pissed off.Quote:
Originally Posted by leenster
Noobs like you try to code crap, witch a) does not work, b) laggs you, c) eats all your bandwidth, d) keeps having to refresh -.-
Now, you either learn how to code. Or you can simply leave the development/releases thread(s)... Your choice ;)
Just get a normal AJAX / PHP chatbox.
2/10 - have one for the effort and the other for posting.
I dont understand why you need housekeeping 'chat' when theres a staff discussion board. If you wanted to live chat just go in the client ^_^