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Tried inputting this code but only got javascript errors that specified div did not exist. In our implementation we are not using EmbedChannel.aspx. We're using Messenger.aspx and Channel.aspx. Can you provide the div names neccessary to solve this issue in these pages?
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We're using version 4. Using your code provided I got the embedded functionality shown in post 69172.
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I was able to reproduce it by going to your site in Firefox 5,
http://dotnetdate.com/default.aspx
and logging in. Then I clicked the 'Embed Chat' link. In the embeded chatroom, I right clicked several places that was not my user name (no other users) and reproduced the error.
Let me know if you need more ...
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My company is doing some browser compatability tests and we found cute chat and messenger work differently between Firefox and IE. We found that IE works fine for right click menus but in Firefox the menus are obscured by Firefox's right click menu. Pictures below. Is there a fix for this?
Menu in IE displaying ...
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Here is inital state of popup with online users.
This is a pic of the functional as it should happen, opening in a new browser and starting the conversation (or if browser is already open, then starting the conversation).
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This is a screen shot of the current functionality.
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Created a page that lists online users for the current user to add to their contact list or start a conversation with over messenger. I need to be able to start a messenger conversation with an online user. Previous post responded with this:
<a href=''#'' onclick=''Chat_OpenContact('admin')''><img ...
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Ahhh, think I figured it out, it should be:
public voidAddUserToContactList(stringuserLogginID) //Add parameter user logged in user's contact list
{
ChatSystem.Instance.GetCurrentPortal().DataManager.AddContact(GetLoggedInUserIdentity(), ''User:'' + userLogginID);
}
This seems to add the user approprately. ...
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public AppChatIdentity GetLoggedInUserIdentity() //Gets CuteChat Identity of logged in user
{
var userManager =newUserManager();
var userName = userManager.GetUserInfo(UserID).UserId;
return new AppChatIdentity(userName,false,''User:''+ userName,HttpContext.Current.Request.UserHostAddress);
}
public void ...
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Above find a screen shot of issue one. The top one is the user added programatically (server side C#) and the bottom is the user added through the add contact dialog (javascript). Found that could still add the user via the dialog and that chat with him worked correctly. Chat with the programmatically added version ...
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