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May I suggest putting it on the home page, or at least the link to it, preferably in the main tool bar (Home, Forums, Indicators . . . ). Otherwise, guests may never even see it.

 

Also, why are my PMs posted to it?

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My pms also look like if they were posted on the chat. What is going on?

 

It may be that you're the only one who can see them. I discovered a new options page in the User CP for the chat. Just uncheck the PMs option. Mine are no longer there.

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Hi

 

Yes - only you will see notifications of your PMs in the ChatBox. Here are the options:

 

(Pro) Enable PMs

The Shoutbox has the ability for users to send Private Messages between themselves.

 

(Pro) Enable PM Notifications

When someone sends a Private Message on the forums, vBShout can send a shoutbox PM to the recipient.

 

thx

MMS

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No - it was only me.

 

I noticed at first that the chat box opened when clicking on "Forums" on the tool bar.

I thought that I had landed on the "Chat" page again. But when scrolling down I saw

that I was indeed on the "Forums" page.

 

I can live with it, but can not see the use for a chat box that everyone can see.

I can use Skype for that, and it is private.

 

Might as well just stick to using the threads the comments should be in anyway.

 

I have disabled the ability for others to see when and to whom I send PM's too.

 

Thanks MMS

 

Ivan

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1. create your own chatroom and invite users to it! use the 'blue ballon button and invite button' on the ChatBox toolbar

 

2. or shortcut "/createchat myroom"

 

3. and to invite people "/chatinvite user"

 

MMS

Thanks MMS - will give this a fly later.

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