After upgrading from D 5.7 to D 5.8 I got this behavior - after submitting the message the whole page is reloaded, no ajax behavior. Tried to back up drupal.js and jquery.js from version 5.7 of drupal - no chenges. Don't understand where is the reason. Don't want to uninstall the module cause i like it a lot, but without ajax refresh it is useless for me. Hope you will answer soon, now it looks like you don't have a lot of time, the new issues are not responded.

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dwees’s picture

Do you have the Firebug extension for Firefox. If so, could you let me know what JS errors occur on the page load when a block loads?

Dave

dwees’s picture

Assigned: transliteration » Unassigned
Status: Active » Fixed

It seems this is not an issue with my module at all. There is something wrong with the Drupal 5.8 block module. See this entry: http://drupal.org/node/281026, includes a short-term fix.

Dave

transliteration’s picture

thank you, I've returned to 5.7 version of block.module, and it seems to work now, except one thing - when the user goes away from the site just by closing browser without logging of, there is no message appearing "user logged out". Should I create new issue? Or may be you could shortly point where the problem could locate. before upgrading to 5.8 I was able to see both - the "user logged in" and "user logged out" messages. In the settings both are stated to be shown in the chatblock. One more thing - I've installed the module persistent login as well - which give an option "remember me" while logging on, so I've changed in the setting.php time for cookies to 0 and in the settings of persistent login - stated what it should set cookies to remember user logged in for 2 hours.
Sorry If this is not really an issue of chatblock, but since you are an expert in the sessions may be you could help me to get the point how this all works together. Is it possible at all to use chatblock with such a module like "persistent login". I will highly appreciate any your help.

Thanks in advance and great thanks for an easy to manage and pretty module which gave me a chance to support my users online without using any third party messengers.

dwees’s picture

How my module works is that when a 'logout' is triggered for a user, a message is sent stored in the database for chatblock. Note that closing a browser window does not guarantee a user is logged out, this happens when a user chooses 'logout' as an option. I don't think this happens when a user simply navigates away. Persistent login might create a logout for the user, but after a predetermined amount of time.

It doesn't sound like a chatblock issue again, but I'm not sure what happens with the login/logout business, sorry.

transliteration’s picture

thank you for bit of clearness, highly appreciate your work, keep walking!

Anonymous’s picture

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for two weeks with no activity.