Hi!
I would like to add a live chat service on my website. I need a solution that enables people visiting my website to chat with me in real time.
Specifically I need something that shows visitors if I am online and
that warns me when visitors try to chat.
A freeware script would be best.
Any idea? Thank you.
pr0gr4mm3r posted this at 13:34 — 21st October 2008.
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The one I use on my company website is Crafty Syntax Live Help. It's the best one I have found over the last few years of using it.
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scriptbazaar posted this at 14:25 — 18th July 2009.
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my opinion use crafty its a good one
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debbiefagan posted this at 14:36 — 9th September 2009.
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Can you tell me what your website is so that I can check it out?
FireFleur posted this at 19:13 — 21st October 2008.
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It is not too hard to create your own, it just takes a bit of server side programming and nowadays an XMLHTTPrequest.
A Java applet might be another approach, though it is possible to do this all just using the standard facilities offered by the browser.
You have to be a little careful with using a 3rd party tool, as problems can appear later as browsers get updated, and if you don't know the code then you are left waiting for an update or forced to go round the merry go round of selecting a new chat system that does work.
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pr0gr4mm3r posted this at 21:46 — 21st October 2008.
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I would have to disagree. Very rarely does an updated browser break a script like the one I posted above. It's usually the upgrading of server software that might break something critical. Even so, using a third-party script that's open source will yield a patch far quicker than if you wrote it your self. Plus, you can always find support somewhere.
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decibel.places posted this at 00:23 — 22nd October 2008.
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try meebo chat
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tochiro posted this at 11:58 — 22nd October 2008.
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Thank you to all. I will try is Crafty Syntax Live Help.
Cheers
keddy1 posted this at 05:20 — 20th September 2009.
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Cheers
did you try Crafty Syntax Live Help ultimately.or something else.if any other can you please4 let me know the name and how it functioned
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leapfrog posted this at 14:49 — 9th November 2008.
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Though its not hard to develop our own chat. we will have to put a big effort to get that flexibility. so something like Crafty Syntax live help would be easier for you.
azfayad posted this at 00:24 — 13th June 2009.
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It's been a while since this topic was initiated, but I suggest checking out www.hab.la. They offer a free live chat client that ties into any Instant Messaging Client (Gtalk, Jabber, etc.) on the back end. I've had them on my site for about 3 months now and it has been working out great. Their sign up was very straight forward, with Gtalk it takes one click and one paste of code onto your site's pages.
Works great
gausarts posted this at 15:51 — 13th June 2009.
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Yes, it's a very old post. Just in case anyone still interested, I wrote a step by step guide to create facebook-like chat panel for your own site if based on drupal. Hope it can useful.
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suneelkumar85 posted this at 22:25 — 18th July 2009.
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Yes we can do it.For that you need to embed the code with the help of .Net 3.5 framework.
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Biboo posted this at 20:45 — 17th September 2009.
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A good chat application i know is livecom (.net) it has a very reliable chat application, you can also use video (cam) or voice to support your customer. they also provide reports on your web statistics, information about your visitors (geographic locations, IP address, search engine keywords, etc)
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Gennie32 posted this at 07:06 — 25th October 2009.
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Crafty Syntax Live Help- looks good. Will this can be placed on my WP blogs?
kirksmith888 posted this at 14:29 — 14th December 2009.
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I would like to add a live chat service on my website. I need a solution that enables people visiting my website to chat with me in real time.
Specifically I need something that shows visitors if I am online and
that warns me when visitors try to chat.
A freeware script would be best.
Any idea? Thank you.
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web_lover posted this at 00:36 — 4th January 2010.
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parachat.com are really good, they have a wonderfull software has a lot of options
I personally use it on my website, take a look over if you like web design company
intouchjobs posted this at 03:11 — 19th January 2010.
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Try a company called boonex. They have some good stuff. Great chat with webcam etc! This can be run for free however it will contain a small advert at the bottom! google it and take a look. Its very professional looking!
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paul007 posted this at 19:29 — 19th January 2010.
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Google out for AJAXChat
hostedweb posted this at 11:54 — 30th January 2010.
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How about Livezilla? http://www.livezilla.com - Very good, well maintained and has local software so your chats appear in Windows taskbar.
Greg K posted this at 20:42 — 3rd February 2010.
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Just gave CraftySyntax a try for a client here at work, a little too "technical" for the client we have, may look at seeing how it works to write out own though, but did have all the features we needed than many others didn't, which is to be able to have more than just one "company" person online to chat with, and as people come in they can grab them and handle them separately.
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phpbazaar posted this at 11:26 — 4th February 2010.
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there are many pre written code for the live chat available on google site, just pay for it and integrate that code in to your site, ur live chat will work good.