I'm trying to integrate the Webmessenger product through the SnitzForum package.

This is a custom-made community with Snitz Forums. Everything is ASP (not .net)

 

[Requirement: Who's Online in ASP]

1) I need to show (in ASP) a list of every online user (with the Cutesoft WebMessenger opened) so they can be contacted in that moment through webmessenger. To create this "who's online list" I need to know where in the database to check for this? 

 

[Found bug]

2) When using the pop-up messenger (not the embeded "newmessenger") with Firefox, I cannot close a chat conversation clicking on the "X". There's no way to click it (this works perfect with IE).

 

Please help me with this two issues. We're testing the webmessenger with a trial license which expires at the end of this month.

We would like everything working fine before buying the commercial license.

 

Regards.

Please, any help on these?

 

Regards.

[Found bug]

2) When using the pop-up messenger (not the embeded "newmessenger") with Firefox, I cannot close a chat conversation clicking on the "X". There's no way to click it (this works perfect with IE).

 

I can confirm this bug and will fix it in the coming new version.

Do you have some clue for me about point 1 please??

 

Hi,

 

For the 1 , the best way is to generate the javascript data by asp.net.

 

for example:

 

<%

CuteChat.ChatPlaceUser[] users=new CuteChat.ChatPlaceUser[0];
CuteChat.ChatPortal portal=CuteChat.AppSystem.Instance.GetCurrentPortal();
lock(portal)
{
 if(portal.IsMessengerStarted)
 {
  users=portal.Messenger.GetAllUsers();
 }
}

%>

var onlinelist=[

<%
foreach(CuteChat.ChatPlaceUser user in users)
{
%>

{ uid:'<%=user.Identity.UniqueId%>'

    ,name:'<%=user.DisplayName%>'

    ,status:'<%=user.OnlineStatus%>'

},

<%
}
%>

]

 

Regards,

Terry

 

Thankyou very much Terry:

 

What does the user status "PARTIAL" mean related to a webmessenger user?

 

 Regards.

Hi,

 

PARTIAL means the user did not open the messenger , but in his page, he can receieve messages.

 

Regards,
Terry