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what i want to do is create a chatroom, but i am not sure how to do it..ii know i have to use javascript, but i dont know what coding to do.does anyone know how to make a javascript chat at all?please help.thanks in advance
 
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You could make a simple PHP one, but in order to run fast you can't have any fancy graphics or colors really, since the page would have to reload.
 
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commes said:
what i want to do is create a chatroom, but i am not sure how to do it..ii know i have to use javascript, but i dont know what coding to do.does anyone know how to make a javascript chat at all?please help.thanks in advance

It is alot of work to do it. Either use Flash and have it communicate with PHP or use the reload method.

Do you have any programming experience?

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To do this... flash and a php socket server... or if you have c++ knowledge write a server in c++ if you have root access. Thats what i have made for a new website im going to be launching.
 
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i don't really got any programming experience..just learned JS yesterday..seems easy enough, but php i have troubles with
 
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Are you looking for a fully operational chatroom thingy? If so I think a quick search at http://www.hotscripts.com will turn up quite a number of useful chat scripts. Or if you are just looking for a mini sort of place to interact with your visitors, you might like to try a simple shoutbox.
 
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nah, i want to create one of my own, to like test my skills yah know?well does anyone have any idea how i could do this in php?like would i have to use cookies or what?
 
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i get session s better than cookiee

for the security.

i have some code about easy web chat script.
 
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