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I said a month ago I would try an idea that I thought of for SR. I asked permission and I have completed it, on the left is the options for were the user is, (eg forum) also the whole list is still on the page but the forum topic size is smaller.
whad do you think?
www.er-no.fsnet.co.uk/working.html
whad do you think?
www.er-no.fsnet.co.uk/working.html
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shut up Reaper, this is my attempt as a 16 year old trying to make something happen for all of us, leave the big boys with there big toys, and let the er handle the FOG!!!
**er-no sharpens his knifes!**
**er-no sharpens his knifes!**
VenomByte wrote:
> I hate chat rooms. Well.. that's not strictly true. Or even slightly
> true. I love chat rooms, but I can't use any through my firewalled
> proxy server LAN connection.
Try this
http:// uk.centralchat.net/cgi-bin/chatw.cgi?channel=specialreserve
if you can do CGI you can chat there! See you there if it works (it should do!)
> I hate chat rooms. Well.. that's not strictly true. Or even slightly
> true. I love chat rooms, but I can't use any through my firewalled
> proxy server LAN connection.
Try this
http:// uk.centralchat.net/cgi-bin/chatw.cgi?channel=specialreserve
if you can do CGI you can chat there! See you there if it works (it should do!)
Thanks Reaper - it's getting a little clearer.
See you soon.
See you soon.
look I am doing one LaurenceCC, and Llewyn let me give it a go, I am working hard and trying to help out SR.
**er-no is getting angry**
**er-no is getting angry**
People could carry their names over on to CC, I can't see most of the ones on here being registered.
You can set a key to your room, which people would have to know before they could enter - it would appear on the public list, but you wouldn't be able to get in without the key.
You might want to create a members only room and a general one, as otherwise you restrict it to people who've come via the SR site. A public one could increase traffic both to the forums and the rest of the site.
You can set a key to your room, which people would have to know before they could enter - it would appear on the public list, but you wouldn't be able to get in without the key.
You might want to create a members only room and a general one, as otherwise you restrict it to people who've come via the SR site. A public one could increase traffic both to the forums and the rest of the site.
I might be able to get on it at home er-no.
See you later.
See you later.
I must go, but we'll take this up again another time.
Hang on I will have it up within the next hour at
www.specialreserve.fsnet.co.uk
it will have a guestbook, chat and message board, and under Tony's control, if he wants it down, then down it goes... it is taking me ages, because I am trying to get it to use Java1.1 so even VENOMBYTE can use it!!
www.specialreserve.fsnet.co.uk
it will have a guestbook, chat and message board, and under Tony's control, if he wants it down, then down it goes... it is taking me ages, because I am trying to get it to use Java1.1 so even VENOMBYTE can use it!!
LaurenceCC wrote:
> We at CentralChat will be happy to assist with anything you need help for. Some websites prefer to do the administration of their rooms themselves, in which case we never interfear, however some give us complete control and we have moderators who keep those chatrooms running.
> We can do as much or as little moderation as you like, - it's entirely up to you - and we can provide you with 'bots' that help protect your room against abusive users.
A presumption here:
If we e-mail the address of the chat room to registered UKdiscussions users then nobody else would be able to get on it?
Then would the aliases change? i.e. would people have one name for here and one name for CC?
> We at CentralChat will be happy to assist with anything you need help for. Some websites prefer to do the administration of their rooms themselves, in which case we never interfear, however some give us complete control and we have moderators who keep those chatrooms running.
> We can do as much or as little moderation as you like, - it's entirely up to you - and we can provide you with 'bots' that help protect your room against abusive users.
A presumption here:
If we e-mail the address of the chat room to registered UKdiscussions users then nobody else would be able to get on it?
Then would the aliases change? i.e. would people have one name for here and one name for CC?
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