Note: These examples work only with a VolanoChatPro server.
This page demonstrates the various forms of the VolanoChat member
access applet, showing how a member can also enter the chat server as a
monitor or administrator. For all of the member services to work, you
must implement three CGI scripts and give their addresses to the
VolanoChatPro server by defining the server properties
member.access
and member.name
as well as the
applet property member.document
.
This is the member version of the VolanoChat applet. You can avoid
the member name and password prompt for members already signed into your
Web site by dynamically adding the appropriate username
and
password
parameters to the applet tag. To avoid placing a
password in the Web page source, you can instead use a temporary
expiring token or session identifier for the password.
The applet tag for this applet is the same as the normal VolanoChat applet except for the following additional parameter:
<param name="member" value="true" />
This is the member and monitor version of the VolanoChat applet. You
must first set the server.password
server property before
you can access the server as a monitor. Monitors can remove, kick, and
ban people in any of the chat rooms.
The applet tag for this applet is the same as the normal VolanoChat applet except for the following additional parameters:
<param name="member" value="true" /> <param name="monitor" value="true" />
This is the member and administrator version of the VolanoChat
applet. You must first set the admin.password
server
property before you can access the server as an administrator.
Administrators can remove, kick, and ban people in any of the chat
rooms. In addition, administrators can send broadcast messages into
all of the public and personal chat rooms.
The applet tag for this applet is the same as the normal VolanoChat applet except for the following additional parameters:
<param name="member" value="true" /> <param name="admin" value="true" />