Saturday, January 1, 2011

How: start my own website chat with chat rooms

A chat site allows users to discuss issues of interest to you in real time.

However, there are several ways your own website chat to start room chat rooms for all kinds of topics, the more robust option to bind to an Internet Relay Chat Server with your own chat on it is hosted. These servers are free, robust and able to manage your website traffic. Level of difficulty: Moderately easy

Instructions

You need: a Web things
  1. 1

    Download Java IRC applications as PJIRC JWIRC.

This allows you to establish a connection with your website to an IRC server. This allows several large rooms chat at the same time running. Follow the instructions to install of the application to add it to your site. Open to start Notepad or your favorite text editor to create Web pages for your chat rooms.
  • 2

    Create a new file and paste the HTML code for a basic Web site: < html > < head > < title > < / title > < / head > < body > < / body > where "Title" is the name of your chat room title.

  • Between the < / body > < body > tag add the code from your Java chat - application that it to say what IRC server connect and the name of your chat room. QuakeNet and EFnet are good chat server. See the documentation for your application chat for the specific code you need.
  • 3

    Save the document as CHATROOM.html, where the discussion question chat room is name.

  • Repeat this process for all other rooms chat you want to run through your site. Create a new file and enter the code again derWebsite basis. Between den < / body > < body > tag create a list of links to your chat rooms by you < ol > < / ol >.
  • 4

    Add a line of < li of > < a href = "CHATROOM.html" > < / a > < / li > CHAT room name between < ol > and ≪ / OL & g

  • t. room conversation file that you created. Change the CHATROOM and CHAT room name according to your files and room names. Save this file as index.html. Upload all files you have created your website HTML. Your cat website is now ready to receive visitors.

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