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The MyVolanoChat applet allows VolanoChatPro customers to offer personal chat rooms to their Web hosting customers or affiliate sites. The MyVolanoChat applet entrance looks like this:
Figure 1: MyVolanoChat applet entrance.
The applet tag that embeds the applet shown above is:
<applet codebase="vcclient" archive="COM/volano/MyVolanoChat.jar" code="COM.volano.MyVolanoChat.class" width="500" height="100"> <param name="cabbase" value="COM/volano/MyVolanoChat.cab"> <param name="color" value="#FFFFFF"> <param name="group" value="John's Personal Chat Room"> <param name="text" value="english.txt"> </applet>
The MyVolanoChat applet takes the visitor directly into a personal chat room unique to its Web page and not present by default in the list of public chat rooms available in the VolanoChat server:
Figure 2: MyVolanoChat applet chat room.
The MyVolanoChat applet has two additional parameters not available with the VolanoChat applet:
public
true
to make the personal room public. Otherwise, specify false
. The default value is false
.prompt
true
to prompt for the information. Otherwise, specify false
. The default value is false
.To make the personal room appear in the list of public chat rooms, simply add the parameter:
<param name="public" value="true">
The prompts for the name and profile are hidden when you pre-define the username
parameter with:
<param name="username" value="name">
where name
is the actual user's name. To keep the prompt but still pre-define the user name, just add:
<param name="prompt" value="true"> <param name="username" value="name">
All of the applet parameters available for the VolanoChat applet may also be specified for the MyVolanoChat applet except for the monitor
, admin
, member
, and password
parameters. The applet parameters are described in the [7.1.1] Parameters section of the VolanoChat Applet chapter.
In addition, if the applet property override.myvolanochat
is true
, any of the applet properties may be overridden on the Web page by specifying the property as a parameter of the applet. See the next section, [7.3.2] Overriding Default Properties for more information.
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