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bycrossmr, May 13, 2012
It's been two weeks, and I've even replied to the forum posting further and received no more replies or help with the program I was having. Publicly it looks like they were interested, but in reality? They made no real effort to try and assist with the problem.
Be advised that you can't seem to limit the width of the module by percent, only a fixed amount which is terrible if you're trying to code your site to scale to different screen widths. When you put in a percent it just seems to ignore it and expand the module off the side of the page/screen
bycrossmr, May 12, 2012
bycrossmr, February 7, 2012
I used this with my 1.5 site and after migration I found that I couldn't choose the correct home for logged in users. The config menu no longer appeared. I tried to play around with the database to properly set it, but instead, I just edited the php file, if you want to continue to use this, just edit althome.php and change line 44
the $link in that line is the url it will direct you too. If your logged in users home page is "mysite.com/home" remove the $link and enter (home)
works perfectly
the $link in that line is the url it will direct you too. If your logged in users home page is "mysite.com/home" remove the $link and enter (home)
works perfectly
bycrossmr, February 7, 2012
There are so many things utterly broken by this. For example all my categories are present, but do not work.
If I choose category blog as a menu item and choose a migrated category, the site 404s. If I create a new category and choose that category, it's fine. That means I have to go through and recreate all the categories, but they're right there.
Weblinks required I went through each category and open and save (with changing nothing) to make them work and put them all the links back into their categories.
I almost think I would have been better off learning how to manually migrate the site, because what I'm left with is a migration that transferred very little and of the stuff it did transfer most of it is quite broken and useless.
bycrossmr, May 30, 2011
bycrossmr, May 30, 2011
Looks great on the surface, but use requires you to login from your server to the blastchat page.. not sure if that is really good for me, the shoutbox also requires that you enable public chat, which certainly doesn't work in all scenarios and doesn't fulfill the need I have. It looks like a nice shoutbox, but frankly the execution and over control by the developer is rather off-putting.
Owner's reply
You obviously did not explore all BlastChat administration and configuration options:
1. BlastChat Shoutbox doe snot require login to blastchat page, only if you (administrator) need to configure your shoutbox in more details (access rights to the rooms, create new rooms, etc). Your regular websitevisitors (guests or member) might not even realize they are using hosting chat service.
2. there is no over control of chat or shoutbox by us, but because this is hosting service it requires you to administer your chat/shoutbox on our servers using our website pages.
3. yes, we require you to make BlastChat Shoutbox module a public module, but you can configure your shoutbox room to disable access, or to set read only access for various user groups (guests, members, admins) (i.e. it allows you to make shoutbox visible to members only)
We are pretty sure you can configure shoutbox to your exact needs (if not, feel free to contact us and request new feature or new configuration option)
bycrossmr, May 30, 2011
