iOS, Android, BlackBerry, WM7
And that’s not all…
Yepay!!! Howdy Guests.
Yup this update allows guests to enter the chat. They are given the same options as the normal users, but their name aren’t password protected.
Also, I added a nice time counter to the messages to isolate the lags better.
And made a LOT of performance improvements overall.
The only purpose of this update is to allow me to create the version 3.0 over the same database. There were practically no visible changes, only some barely noticeable aesthetic changes.
Before this change, each message was tied to a user ID and the system was using the said user ID to get the user’s website, style and stuff. With this new DB structure, each message is tied to a user name. That way I can have a registered user table and a guest user table, the system will first look into the registered users and if the search fails, into the guest users.
Then the big difference with registered vs. guests will be the password, guests won’t have any password making their account “public”, their name won’t be reserved unlike registered users. Also, obviously guests won’t have to add an e-mail and website to their “account” (they actually won’t have the permission to do so).
As soon as school finish, I’ll be working on that awesome 3.0. Until then, I’ll be making some 2.7.x versions should bugs show up.
P.S.: I’ve also been warned that a common MySQL error shows up, well, somewhat frequently. I’ve pinpointed where is happens, only I have yet to find a fix (although I tried fixing it, it might still happen). So now you should see a big fat “OMG ERROR 42!!!!” (42 = random number).
It’s been a long time, how have you been… – GLaDOS
Well I’ve been pretty busy playing Portal 2, best game ever made in the world so far. But I’ve also (lately) been busy fixing all the little glitches in my JuStChat.
So what has been fixed, well most of it you won’t even notice, but some is noticeable like some improvement on the drawing pad. I plan on maybe adding some more tools like for doing rectangles and circles.
Like I promised, this update is a bunch of bug fixes for WebKit based browsers (Chrome, Safari and …).
Chrome users should now be able to chat efficiently with the now correctly focused textarea.
Also, I added a couple of return false to links so that the parent page doesn’t scroll anymore when a JavaScript link is clicked.
