How to Add Chat to Webpage
The 123FlashChat server is installed and started successfully, but just locally, it's time to publish the chat room to your website users now.
The similar approach is used to insert the variable chat clients like "standard", "advanced", "lite client", "avatar chat"... the only differences are just the relative SWFs, the size, etc.
Take "Standard Chat" for example, here is the instructions to generate the chat room code to be inserted into your webpage HTML.
- Step 1
Publish the "client" folder: Copy <123 flashchat installed dir/client> folder to your web server document root directory. - Step 2
Generate the chat code using the admin panel.
Troubleshooting:
If the chat client failed to be loaded after the above code was inserted into your webpage,
please double check the path of "123flashchat.swf" file,
cause if the "123flashchat.swf" was located in another web folder, like:
http://www.youdomain.com/chat/123flashchat.swf
the absolute URL is required like this:
<script language="javascript" src="http://www.youdomain.com/chat/123flashchat.js">
</script>
<script language="javascript">
openSWF("http://www.youdomain.com/chat/123flashchat.swf","634","476");
</script>
123 Flash Chat Product Suite
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123 Flash Chat Pro | Web Messenger | Video Chat Module | Live Help Chat |
Multiple chat groups, for enterprise users. | one to one chat for websites. | Video and voice chat module for webcam users. | one to multiple,for live support. |