Community Building with ChatSpace Server Manual

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doQuit() This function simulates clicking the "Quit" button Example: Functions that Retrieve Information getNick() This function returns the nickname of the Java Client user. Example: getCurrentRoom() This function returns the name of the current room. Example: getSelectedUser() This function returns the name of the currently selected nickname (selected in the members list). 99
isFloating() Example: This function returns boolean value (true or false). This function returns a non-zero (true) value if the client is currently floating. Example: // See if client is currently floating function checkFloat() { if (document.cs.isFloating()) { // This is the call being illustrated alert('<strong>ChatSpace</strong> Java Client is currently floating'); } } 100
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Community Building with ChatSpace S
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Clustering Servers Together .......
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Built-in Web Server Variables .....
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andomUserColor ....................
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Installing and Integrating for SOAP
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Room Moderators Guide Creating a Ro
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Setting Archiving .................
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CSConfig Table ....................
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0.ChatSpace Configuration Guide The
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Handling Internal and External IP A
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e. In the ODBC Data Sources window,
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Presence.asp?call=GetCommunityChatC
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Embedding Chat on a Page on your We
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Client Classes Client classes provi
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The Editing screen is displayed. 2.
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through the list of server addresse
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Note A Dynamic IP address should no
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24 hour connectivity) to the Intern
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8. Check the box labeled Auto Conne
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Using the example and the Los Angel
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General Tab Fields Server Name—th
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as not to clutter up the interface
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Database name—(Optional) the name
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Client Tab The Client tab contains
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The Client Class dialog box contain
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Clustering Tab The Clustering tab a
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Server Connections The Server Conne
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Security Tab The Security tab allow
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Forbidden Words This list filters t
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messages are sent by a member in le
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Operator/Admin Entry Fields Entry N
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Rooms Tab The Rooms tab allows you
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Page 80 and 81: 0.Integration Guide Instant Messeng
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Page 86 and 87: Prefix commands The following varia
Page 88 and 89: To use your own skins in the applet
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Page 94 and 95: chatButtonSize Default is F8F8EE, w
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Page 100 and 101: joinRooms joins joinSound key keys
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Page 114 and 115: doInput(String) Writes the string p
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Page 126 and 127: methods available for that COM obje
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4. Click Post to place the message
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Note Rooms can also be created from
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Room Options Tab The Room Options t
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Table 1 Room Options Tab Fields and
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The tab also provides list of membe
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Note A Room Moderator can only kill
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Room Moderator Message Routing Opti
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Administrator may configure the sys
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Check Amount is Lines (not min.) to
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This command triggers all settings
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Logging In Several methods are avai
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Grant status—an administrator can
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6. Enter a password in the adjacent
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Granting Operator or Administrator
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Step One: Finding Out the Member’
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Anywhere In a Word Setting On the F
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Use the arrow buttons to navigate b
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database. Many 3rd part tools exist
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Enabling Instant Messenger Integrat
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All—lists all of your ChatSpace b
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The privacy dialog box is displayed
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Setting Away Status You can set Ins
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Setting up Live Events This feature
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After you have logged in as the mod
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0.Live Help Guide Live Help allows
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- or - where AnySuitableImageYo
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client. The default setting is the
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clearakills (Administrators only) r
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pass Sends the password for your re
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who Lists all members in a particul
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Example: /Services SET #support TRA
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Syntax: /Services BUDDY yourNicknam
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Note Each table is described in the
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Columns RoomMembers Table Name Type
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Columns Name Type Description Id Lo
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Bans Table The Bans table contains
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Columns Record Types: BanEvents Nam
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exceptional events including passwo
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Impersonatesvcagent A member has at
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Record Types Connect Another server
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Columns SOAP Interface SOAP (Simple
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TargPass - New Password of nickname
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Parameters: Nick (nickname of membe
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DelRoomMember Purpose: Deletes a ro
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AddRoomBan Purpose: Adds a room ban
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Returns: Build number of the ChatSp
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