Adding FlashChat to the PHP-Nuke 7.3 Interface
Using your PHP-Nuke administrator login, go to the admin panel, and click on the "Blocks" option.
Scroll down to the bottom of the Blocks page, and input this information to add a new block, then click on "Create Block".
Title: | FlashChat |
RSS/RDF file URL: | [ Leave Blank ] |
Filename | None |
Content: | <a href="chat/flashchat.php" target="_blank">Start FlashChat</a> |
Activate? | Yes |
Expiration: | 0 |
Who can view this? | Registered Users Only |
Visible to Subscribers: | Yes |
Your screen should look something like this:
After creating the new block, you can re-order it using the PHP-Nuke block controls, as shown below (the arrows). On the PHP-Nuke homepage, a new block will appear with the text "Start FlashChat". This block will only be visible to users who are logged-in to your system.
This should link to the "flashchat.php" file of FlashChat. When FlashChat loads, you should be automatically logged into the chatroom using your PHP-Nuke username. If you are an administrator of PHP-Nuke, then you will be logged into FlashChat as a moderator, which means that you can ban and boot other users.