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+* Stefan Strigler <steve@zeank.in-berlin.de>
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+  Main Developer
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+* Florian Jensen <flosoft.biz@gmail.com>
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+  Graphical Design
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+* devnewton ( devnewton _at_ bci.im )
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+  Tribune features developper.
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+Changes since v0.1:
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+	* autoscroll only if scrollbar at bottom
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+	* support for private messages
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+	* nick highlighting
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+	* configurable backend (http polling and/or binding)
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+MUCkl tribune
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+=============
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+A special version of MUCkl with tribune features.
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+
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+What is MUCkl ?
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+===============
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+  MUCkl is a web based groupchat application with focus on ease of
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+  installation and usage. As a user you just need to enter your
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+  desired nickname and start chatting.
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+  MUCkl doesn't need Perl, PHP or MySQL at the server side nor Java at
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+  the client side. It's just plain HTML/JavaScript.
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+
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+  MUCkl uses [1]Jabber technology to handle all communication. It
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+  let's you connect to any predefined [2]MUC-based chat room.
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+  This version
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+  [1] http://www.jabber.org
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+  [2] http://www.jabber.org/jeps/jep-0045.html
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+
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+What is a tribune?
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+==================
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+
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+A tribune is a type of chat popular in some obscure french websites.
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+It adds to traditionnal chat some usefull features:
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+- norloge: a conversation flow highlightning tool.
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+- totoz: a way to insert stupid images.
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+
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+Supported browsers and plattforms
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+=================================
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+
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+  As of this release MUCkl has not been tested a lot. It should work
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+  with any version of Internet Explorer since version 5 and all recent
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+  versions of Gecko ("Mozilla") based browsers.
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+
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+  Feedback on this is very welcome!
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+
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+
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+Prerequisites
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+=============
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+
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+  In order to use MUCkl you need to have access to an [3]HTTP Polling
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+  or [4]HTTP Binding service for Jabber. These allow you to connect to
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+  a Jabber server using the HTTP protocol rather than raw TCP/IP
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+  sockets. There are Jabber servers that have built-in HTTP Polling
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+  support like [5]ejabberd or some of the commercial ones.
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+  There are also some standalone implementations of HTTP Polling
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+  available like [6]tonneru and [7]webjah. Both allow you to connect
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+  to any jabber server. Latest versions of punjab have built in
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+  support for HTTP Polling and HTTP Binding. See [8]punjab's website for
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+  details.
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+  Additionally you need a web server of your choice capable of doing
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+  address rewriting (at least if you're using an HTTP proxy service
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+  that is not local to your web server).
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+
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+  So to sum it up: If you don't know of any public jabber server which
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+  offers HTTP Polling as a free service, you will have to install your
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+  own jabber server or one of the HTTP Polling components mentioned
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+  above. If you've got the choice use ejabberd as it's the most
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+  reliable solution available at the moment at no cost.
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+  [3] http://www.jabber.org/jeps/jep-0025.html
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+  [4] http://www.jabber.org/jeps/jep-0124.html
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+  [5] http://ejabberd.jabberstudio.org
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+  [6] http://tonneru.tanoshi.net/
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+  [7] http://www.gonzo.kiev.ua/projects/jabber/index.html#webjah
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+  [8] http://punjab.sourceforge.net/
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+Installation
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+============
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+
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+  1) Unpacking
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+     Unpack MUCkl into a directory accessible by your web server.
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+  2) Configure Web Server
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+     This is the trickiest part of the setup as it depends on which
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+     HTTP Polling service you've chosen. It requires some knowledge of
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+     apache configuration as well as some understanding of what HTTP
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+     Polling is.
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+     First let me explain, what we need to do and why: Due to security
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+     considerations most browsers don't allow JavaScript to access any
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+     data outside the domain it has been loaded from. Gecko based
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+     browsers are even more restrictive in this as they don't allow
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+     them to access data on a different port either.
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+     So say, the HTTP Polling service we plan to use for MUCkl is
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+     located at http://jabber.somedomain.com:5280/http-poll/ (a
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+     typical ejabberd URI). MUCkl itself is served at
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+     http://www.mydomain.com/MUCkl/. Now we have to make sure that our
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+     installation of MUCkl can access the HTTP Polling service by
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+     calling some local URI like
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+     http://www.mydomain.com/http-poll/. So we have to
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+     setup a rewrite rule which redirects requests on
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+     http://www.mydomain.com/MUCkl/http-poll/ to
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+     http://jabber.somedomain.com:5280/http-poll/.
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+     Using apache this can be achieved by the following steps:
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+     * Make sure that mod_rewrite and mod_proxy (additionally
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+       mod_proxy_http for apache2) are loaded.
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+     * Define a rewrite rule for your MUCkl installation directory (Step 1).
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+       E.g. create an .htaccess file within your MUCkl installation
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+       directory like the following:
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+       <IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
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+         RewriteEngine On
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+         RewriteRule http-poll/ http://jabber.somedomain.com:5280/http-poll/ [P]
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+       </IfModule>
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+  3) Setup Jabber Account
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+
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+     In order to complete Step 3 and 4 you will need a native Jabber
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+     client that supports registration of new accounts and the MUC
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+     protocol for configuration of your chat room. My tip: Use Exodus
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+     on Windows, tkabber on Linux.
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+
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+     Now you need to create a new jabber account. Make sure that you
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+     can connect to it by way of the chosen HTTP Polling service. So
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+     most probably using the example above you would create it on
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+     jabber.somedomain.com.
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+
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+     Everybody using your installation of MUCkl will use this account
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+     data to enter the Jabber network and join your chat room.
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+
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+  4) Setup Chat Room
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+
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+     Now use some different Jabber account which will be the owner of
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+     your desired chat room. Enter your room or create a new one and
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+     configure it to suit your needs (e.g. don't make it
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+     private/invite only/password protected, as MUCkl doesn't support
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+     these kind of things).
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+
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+  5) Configure MUCkl
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+
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+     Now that we have all necessary data at hand we finally may edit
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+     config.js (located in MUCkl's installation directory). For
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+     detailed information on how to do this refer to the comments
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+     given in this file!
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+
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+     When done, fire up your prefered browser (see above! ;-)) and
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+     login to MUCkl.
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+
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+
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+Further Information/Reading
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+===========================
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+
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+  MUCkl is a stripped down version of [9]JWChat - a web based Jabber
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+  client. As such it uses the [10]JSJaC library for communication with
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+  the Jabber network. JSJaC allows you to connect to Jabber servers
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+  using either [11]HTTP Polling or [12]HTTP Binding. Groupchat
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+  functionality is realized as an implementation of the [13]Multi User
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+  Conference Protocol [MUC].
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+
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+
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+  [9] http://jwchat.sourceforge.net
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+  [10] http://jsjac.jabberstudio.org
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+  [11] http://www.jabber.org/jeps/jep-0025.html
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+  [12] http://www.jabber.org/jeps/jep-0124.html
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+  [13] http://www.jabber.org/jeps/jep-0045.html
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+
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+
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+Disclaimer
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+==========
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+
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+  This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
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+  it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
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+  the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or
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+  (at your option) any later version.
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+
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+  This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but
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+  WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
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+  MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the GNU
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+  General Public License for more details.
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+
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+  You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
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+  along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
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+  Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307
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+  USA
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+
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+planed for 0.3:
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+
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+ * allow to choose preconfigured chat rooms from a list on login
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+ * add possibility to set online status (away) and away message
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+
browsercheck.js
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+/*	BrowserCheck Object
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+	provides most commonly needed browser checking variables
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+	19990326
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+*/
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+// Copyright (C) 1999 Dan Steinman
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+// Distributed under the terms of the GNU Library General Public License
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+// Available at http://www.dansteinman.com/dynapi/
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+
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+function BrowserCheck() {
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+	var b = navigator.appName
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+	if (b=="Netscape") this.b = "ns"
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+	else if (b=="Microsoft Internet Explorer") this.b = "ie"
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+	else if (b=="Opera") this.b = "op"
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+	else this.b = b
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+	this.v = parseInt(navigator.appVersion)
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+	this.ns = (this.b=="ns" && this.v>=4)
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+	this.ns4 = (this.b=="ns" && this.v==4)
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+	this.ns5 = (this.b=="ns" && this.v==5)
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+	this.ie = (this.b=="ie" && this.v>=4)
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+	this.op = (this.b=="op" && this.v>=7)
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+	this.ie4 = (navigator.userAgent.indexOf('MSIE 4')>0)
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+	this.ie5 = (navigator.userAgent.indexOf('MSIE 5')>0)
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+	this.ie55 = (navigator.userAgent.indexOf('MSIE 5.5')>0)
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+	if (this.ie55) {
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+		this.v = 5.5;
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+		this.ie5 = false;
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+	}
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+	this.mac = (navigator.userAgent.indexOf('Mac')>0);
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+	if (this.ie5) this.v = 5
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+	this.min = (this.ns||this.ie)
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+}
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+
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+// automatically create the "is" object
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+is = new BrowserCheck()
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+/*
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+ * MUCkl - A Web Based Groupchat Application
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+ * Copyright (C) 2004 Stefan Strigler <steve@zeank.in-berlin.de>
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+ *
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+ * This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
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+ * modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License
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+ * as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2
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+ * of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
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+ *
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+ * This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
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+ * but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
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+ * MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
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+ * GNU General Public License for more details.
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+ *
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+ * You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
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+ * along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
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+ * Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA  02111-1307, USA.
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+ */
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+
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+/* ***
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+ * This is the main configuration file for the chat client itself.
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+ * You have to edit this before you can start using MUCkl on your website!
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+ * ***
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+ */
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+
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+/* BACKENDTYPE - the type of backend to be used
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+ *
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+ * Either 'polling' for HTTP Polling
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+ * Or     'binding' for HTTP Binding
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+ */
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+var BACKENDTYPE = 'binding';
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+
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+/* HTTPBASE - base URI to contact HTTP Polling service
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+ *
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+ * This must be local to your web server which serves MUCkl. If
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+ * HTTP Polling service is not local to your web server you have to
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+ * define a rewrite rule which matches this address and redirects to
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+ * the real HTTP Polling URI.
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+ *
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+ * [refers to step 2 of installation instructions]
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+ */
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+
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+//var HTTPBASE = "/tomcat/JHB/";
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+var HTTPBASE = "/http-bind/";
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+
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+/* Login Data - the user to login
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+ *
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+ * [refers to step 3 of installation instructions]
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+ */
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+
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+var XMPPDOMAIN = "bci.im"; // domain name of jabber service to be used
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+
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+var AUTHTYPE = 'anonymous';
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+//var AUTHHOST = "anon.localhost"; // hostname of sasl anonymous service
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+
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+var MUCKLJID = "muckl"; // username
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+var MUCKLPASS = "muckl"; // password
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+
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+/* ROOMS
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+ *
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+ * Which chat room to join
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+ *
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+ * [refers to step 4 of installation instructions]
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+ */
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+
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+var ROOMS =
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+[
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+        {
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+                name:'newton_adventure',
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+                description:'newton adventure',
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+                server:'conference.bci.im'//,
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+//		logo: 'http://localhost/spongebob.png'
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+        }
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+];
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+
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+/* CONFERENCENOHIST
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+ * whether to not show room history upon joining
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+ */
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+var CONFERENCENOHIST = false;
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+
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+/* DEFAULT_LOCK_MINS
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+ * time a user is being locked out if not otherwise indicated by kick reason
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+ */
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+var DEFAULT_LOCK_MINS = 1;
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+
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+/* MAX_LOCK_MINS
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+ * maximum allowed number of minutes a user may be locked out by kick reason
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+ * on ban this is used as default value
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+ */
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+var MAX_LOCK_MINS = 60;
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+
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+/* ***
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+ * some internally used vars - don't change except you really know
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+ * what you are doing
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+ * ***
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+ */
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+
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+var timerval = 5000; // poll frequency in msec
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+
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+var stylesheet = "muckl.css";
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+var THEMESDIR = "themes";
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+
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+/* debugging options */
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+var DEBUG = true; // turn debugging on
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+var DEBUG_LVL = 2; // debug-level 0..4 (4 = very noisy)
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+
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+/* ** Don't touch ** */
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+var VERSION = "0.4.4";
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+// name:	RhymBox
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+// description:	Default set of icons in RhymBox.  Created by Greg Fleming as part of his Megapack1 icon collection.
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+// author:	Greg Fleming
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+// author:	Sebastiaan Deckers
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+// creation:	2002-04-07
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+
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+var emoticons = new Object();
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+var emoticonpath = "./images/emoticons/rythmbox/";
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+
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+emoticons[':cat:'] = 'cat.gif';
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+
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+emoticons[':dog:'] = 'dog.gif';
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+
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+emoticons['@-\\)'] = 'alien.gif';
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+
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+emoticons['8-\\]'] = 'ogre.gif';
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+emoticons['o-\\)'] = 'cyclops.gif';
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+emoticons['O-\\)'] = 'cyclops.gif';
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+
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+emoticons['o-\\]'] = 'robot.gif';
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+emoticons['O-\\]'] = 'robot.gif';
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+
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+emoticons['\\|:-\\)'] = 'rambo.gif';
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+
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+emoticons[':#\\('] = 'hurt.gif';
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+
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+emoticons['#-\\('] = 'dead.gif';
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+
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+emoticons['O:-\\)'] = 'angel.gif';
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+emoticons['o:-\\)'] = 'angel.gif';
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+emoticons['o:\\)'] = 'angel.gif';
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+emoticons['O:\\)'] = 'angel.gif';
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+
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+emoticons['\\(6\\)'] = 'devil.gif';
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+emoticons[':devil:'] = 'devil.gif';
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+
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+emoticons['\\(y\\)'] = 'thumbup.gif';
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+emoticons['\\(Y\\)'] = 'thumbup.gif';
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+emoticons[':yes:'] = 'thumbup.gif';
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+emoticons['\\(n\\)'] = 'thumbdown.gif';
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+emoticons['\\(N\\)'] = 'thumbdown.gif';
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+emoticons[':no:'] = 'thumbdown.gif';
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+emoticons[':heart:'] = 'heart.gif';
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+emoticons['\\(l\\)'] = 'heart.gif';
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+emoticons['\\(L\\)'] = 'heart.gif';
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+
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+emoticons['\\(u\\)'] = 'heart.gif';
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+emoticons['\\(U\\)'] = 'heart.gif';
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+emoticons[':bheart:'] = 'heart.gif';
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+emoticons['\\(z\\)'] = 'person.gif';
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+emoticons['\\(Z\\)'] = 'person.gif';
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+emoticons[':man:'] = 'person.gif';
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+emoticons['\\(e\\)'] = 'letter.gif';
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+emoticons['\\(E\\)'] = 'letter.gif';
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+emoticons[':letter:'] = 'letter.gif';
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+emoticons[':coffee:'] = 'coffee.gif';
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+emoticons['\\(c\\)'] = 'coffee.gif';
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+emoticons['\\(C\\)'] = 'coffee.gif';
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+emoticons['\\(i\\)'] = 'bulb.gif';
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+emoticons['\\(I\\)'] = 'bulb.gif';
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+emoticons[':lamp:'] = 'bulb.gif';
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+emoticons[':jabber:'] = 'bulb.gif';
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+emoticons['\\}\\{'] = 'bat.gif';
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+emoticons[':bat:'] = 'bat.gif';
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+emoticons[':dragon:'] = 'dragon.gif';
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+emoticons[':home:'] = 'house.gif';
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+emoticons[':apple:'] = 'apple.gif';
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+emoticons[':glasses:'] = 'glasses.gif';
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+emoticons['\\(t\\)'] = 'phone.gif';
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+emoticons['\\(T\\)'] = 'phone.gif';
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+emoticons[':phone:'] = 'phone.gif';
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+emoticons[':mushroom:'] = 'mushroom.gif';
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+emoticons['\\(p\\)'] = 'camera.gif';
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+emoticons['\\(P\\)'] = 'camera.gif';
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+emoticons[':photo:'] = 'camera.gif';
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+emoticons[':world:'] = 'globe.gif';
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+emoticons[':syringe:'] = 'needle.gif';
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+emoticons['\\(b\\)'] = 'beer.gif';
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+emoticons[':wine:'] = 'cocktail.gif';
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+emoticons['\\(d\\)'] = 'cocktail.gif';
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+emoticons['\\(D\\)'] = 'cocktail.gif';
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+emoticons[':helicopter:'] = 'helicopter.gif';
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+emoticons['\\(8\\)'] = 'music.gif';
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+emoticons[':note:'] = 'music.gif';
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+emoticons[':music:'] = 'music.gif';
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+emoticons[':tux:'] = 'penguin.gif';
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+emoticons[':linux:'] = 'penguin.gif';
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+emoticons[':skull:'] = 'skull.gif';
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+emoticons[':speaker:'] = 'speaker.gif';
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+emoticons[':tv:'] = 'tv.gif';
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+emoticons[':television:'] = 'tv.gif';
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+emoticons[':p'] = 'ditsy.gif';
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+emoticons[':pill:'] = 'pill.png';
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+emoticons['\\(E\\)'] = 'pill.png';
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+emoticons[':water:'] = 'water_molecule.gif';
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+emoticons[';\\)'] = 'wink.gif';
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+emoticons[';-\\)'] = 'wink.gif';
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+emoticons[':\\|'] = 'normal.gif';
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+emoticons[':-\\\\'] = 'ermm.gif';
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+emoticons[':\\\\'] = 'ermm.gif';
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+emoticons[':-\\/'] = 'ermm.gif';
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+emoticons[':\\/'] = 'ermm.gif';
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+emoticons[':S'] = 'puzzled.gif';
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+emoticons[':s'] = 'puzzled.gif';
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+emoticons[':-s'] = 'puzzled.gif';
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+emoticons['\\)-:'] = 'depressed.gif';
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+emoticons[':\'-\\('] = 'cry.gif';
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+emoticons[':o'] = 'surprised.gif';
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+emoticons[':-o'] = 'surprised.gif';
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+emoticons[':-O'] = 'surprised.gif';
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+emoticons['%\\)'] = 'evolved.gif';
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+emoticons['%-\\)'] = 'evolved.gif';
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+emoticons['B-\\)'] = 'cool.gif';
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+emoticons['P-\\)'] = 'pirate.gif';
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+emoticons[':-\\)\\{'] = 'beard.gif';
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+emoticons[':-\\)\\&gt;'] = 'old-man.gif';
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+emoticons['3-\\|\\{'] = 'sleeping.gif';
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+emoticons['\\&gt;:-D'] = 'evil.gif';
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+emoticons[':D'] = 'grin.gif';
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+emoticons['8\\)'] = 'classic.gif';
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+emoticons[':-\\]'] = 'square-eyed.gif';
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+emoticons['8-\\)'] = 'foureyes.gif';
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+<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1" ?>
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+<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">
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+<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">
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+<head>
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+<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1" />
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+<style type="text/css" media="screen">
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+/*<![CDATA[*/
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+@import url(muckl.css);
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+/*]]>*/
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+</style>
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+<title>MUCkl</title>
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+<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN">
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+<html>
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+  <head>
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+    <title>JWChat - Groupchat</title>
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+    <meta http-equiv="content-type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8">
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+    <script src="shared.js"></script>
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+    <script src="browsercheck.js"></script>
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+    <script src="emoticons.js"></script>
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+    <script src="config.js"></script>
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+    <script src="switchStyle.js"></script>
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+    <script src="roster.js"></script>
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+    <script src="jsjac.js"></script>
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+    <script src="uuid.core.js"></script>
16 
+
17 
+    <script>
18 
+
19 
+function submitClicked() {
20 
+  if (!clearedEls['msgbox'])
21 
+    return false;
22 
+
23 
+  var body = document.getElementById("msgbox").value;
24 
+  var to = '';
25 
+
26 
+  if (body == '') // don't send empty message
27 
+    return false;
28 
+
29 
+  var aMessage = new JSJaCMessage();
30 
+  aMessage.setID('muckl' + UUID.generate());
31 
+  if (frames['groupchatIRoster'].userSelected) {
32 
+    to = frames['groupchatIRoster'].userSelected.getAttribute('username');
33 
+    var jid = roster.getFullJIDByNick(htmlFullEnc(to));
34 
+    if (jid == null) {
35 
+      putMsgHTML("No such nick"+": " + htmlFullEnc(to), new Date().toLocaleTimeString(), group);
36 
+
37 
+      // unselect user
38 
+      if (frames['groupchatIRoster'].userSelected)
39 
+        frames['groupchatIRoster'].userSelected.className = "rosterUser";;
40 
+      frames['groupchatIRoster'].userSelected = null;;
41 
+      document.getElementById('send_to_label').innerHTML = '';
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+
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+      srcW.addtoHistory(body);
44 
+      document.getElementById('msgbox').value=''; // empty box
45 
+      document.getElementById('msgbox').focus(); // set focus back on input field
46 
+      return;
47 
+    } else {
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+      aMessage.setType('chat');
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+      aMessage.setTo(jid);
50 
+    }
51 
+  } else {
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+    aMessage.setType('groupchat');
53 
+    aMessage.setTo(group);
54 
+  }
55 
+
56 
+  /* handle commands */
57 
+  if (body.match(/^\/say (.+)/)) {
58 
+
59 
+    /* *** say *** */
60 
+
61 
+    body = RegExp.$1;
62 
+    aMessage.setBody(body);
63 
+    srcW.con.send(aMessage);
64 
+  } else if (body.match(/^\/clear/)) {
65 
+
66 
+    /* *** clear *** */
67 
+
68 
+    cFrame.body.innerHTML = '';
69 
+  } else if (body.match(/^\/nick (.+)/)) {
70 
+
71 
+    /* *** nick *** */
72 
+
73 
+    var nick2 = body.replace(/^\/nick (.+)/,"$1");
74 
+    var aPresence = new JSJaCPresence();
75 
+    aPresence.setTo(group+"/"+nick2);
76 
+    srcW.con.send(aPresence);
77 
+  } else if (body.match(/^\/topic (.+)/)) {
78 
+
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+    /* *** topic *** */
80 
+
81 
+    var topic = body.replace(/^\/topic (.+)/,"$1");
82 
+    aMessage.setType('groupchat');
83 
+    aMessage.setSubject(topic);
84 
+    srcW.con.send(aMessage);
85 
+  } else if (body.match(/^\/ban (\S+)\s*(.*)/)) {
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+
87 
+    /* *** ban *** */
88 
+
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+    var nick2 = RegExp.$1;
90 
+    var reason = RegExp.$2;
91 
+
92 
+    var jid = roster.getFullJIDByNick(nick2);
93 
+    if (jid == null) {
94 
+      putMsgHTML("No such nick"+": " + nick2, new Date().toLocaleTimeString(), group);
95 
+    } else {
96 
+      changeAffiliation(jid,'outcast',false,reason);
97 
+    }
98 
+  } else if (body.match(/^\/kick (\S+)\s*(.*)/)) {
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+
100 
+    /* *** kick *** */
101 
+
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+    var nick2 = RegExp.$1;
103 
+    var reason = RegExp.$2;
104 
+
105 
+    var jid = roster.getFullJIDByNick(nick2);
106 
+    if (jid == null) {
107 
+      putMsgHTML("No such nick"+": " + nick2, new Date().toLocaleTimeString(),group);
108 
+    } else {
109 
+      changeRole(jid,'none',false,reason);
110 
+    }
111 
+  } else if (body.match(/^\/join (\S+)\s*(.*)/)) {
112 
+
113 
+    /* *** join *** */
114 
+
115 
+    var room = RegExp.$1;
116 
+    var pass = RegExp.$2;
117 
+    srcW.roster.openGroupchat(room,nick,pass);
118 
+  } else if (body.match(/^\/msg (\S+)\s*(.*)/)) {
119 
+
120 
+    /* *** msg *** */
121 
+
122 
+    to = RegExp.$1;
123 
+    var body = RegExp.$2;
124 
+
125 
+    var jid = roster.getFullJIDByNick(to);
126 
+    if (jid == null)
127 
+      putMsgHTML("No such nick"+": " + to, new Date().toLocaleTimeString(), group);
128 
+    else {
129 
+      aMessage.setType('chat');
130 
+      aMessage.setTo(jid);
131 
+      aMessage.setBody(body);
132 
+      srcW.con.send(aMessage);
133 
+    }
134 
+  } else if (body.match(/^\/part\s*(.*)/)) {
135 
+
136 
+    /* *** part *** */
137 
+
138 
+    var msg = RegExp.$1;
139 
+    var aPresence = new JSJaCPresence();
140 
+    aPresence.setTo(group);
141 
+    aPresence.setType('unavailable');
142 
+    if (msg && msg != '')
143 
+      aPresence.setStatus(msg);
144 
+    srcW.con.send(aPresence);
145 
+  } else if (body.match(/^\/help/)) {
146 
+
147 
+    /* *** help *** */
148 
+
149 
+    open("http://www.jabber.org/jeps/jep-0045.html#impl-client-irc");
150 
+  } else {
151 
+    aMessage.setBody(body);
152 
+    srcW.con.send(aMessage);
153 
+  }
154 
+
155 
+  if (aMessage.getType() == 'chat') { // a private message we have to putMsgHTML ourself
156 
+    putMsgHTML(aMessage.getBody(),new Date().toLocaleTimeString(),to,'purple',null,'to');
157 
+  }
158 
+
159 
+  // add message to our message history
160 
+  srcW.addtoHistory(body);
161 
+  document.getElementById('msgbox').value=''; // empty box
162 
+  document.getElementById('msgbox').focus(); // set focus back on input field
163 
+
164 
+  return false;
165 
+}
166 
+
167 
+function partRoom() {
168 
+  if (confirm('Are you sure you want to leave this chat room?'))
169 
+    if (parent.document.referrer)
170 
+      return parent.location.replace(parent.document.referrer);
171 
+    else
172 
+      return parent.location.replace('index.html');
173 
+}
174 
+
175 
+var colors = new Array('maroon','green','olive','navy','purple','teal','red','blue');
176 
+
177 
+var norlogeToMtime = {};
178 
+
179 
+function putMsgHTML(msg,mtime,user,usercolor,err,type,norloge) {
180 
+  var msgHTML = '';
181 
+
182 
+  if(norloge) {
183 
+      msgHTML += '<div data-norloge="' + norloge +'">';
184 
+      msgHTML += '<span class="norloge norloge-ref" data-norloge="' + norloge +'">[' + mtime + ']&nbsp</span>';
185 
+      norlogeToMtime[norloge] = mtime;
186 
+  }
187 
+  else
188 
+      msgHTML += '<div';
189 
+
190 
+  if (msg.match(/^\/me /)) {
191 
+    msg = msgFormat(msg,norlogeToMtime);
192 
+
193 
+    msg = msg.replace(/^\/me /,"<span class='meMsg'>*&nbsp;<span class='chatUser' username=\""+htmlFullEnc(user)+"\" title='@ "+mtime+"'>"+htmlEnc(user)+"</span></span>&nbsp;");
194 
+  } else if (user && user != group) {
195 
+    msg = msgFormat(msg,norlogeToMtime);
196 
+
197 
+    if (type == 'chat' || type == 'to') { // a private message
198 
+      msgHTML += "<span class='privMsg'>[";
199 
+      msgHTML += "<span class='chatUser' username=\""+htmlFullEnc(user)+"\" title=\"@ "+mtime+"\">" + htmlEnc(user) + "</span>";
200 
+      if (type == 'to')
201 
+        msgHTML += "&laquo;";
202 
+      else
203 
+        msgHTML += "&raquo;";
204 
+      msgHTML += "]</span>&nbsp;";
205 
+    } else
206 
+      msgHTML += "<span style=\"color:"+usercolor+";\" class='chatUser' username=\""+htmlFullEnc(user)+"\" title='@ "+mtime+"'>&lt;" + htmlEnc(user) + "&gt;</span>&nbsp;";
207 
+  }
208 
+
209 
+  if (user == group) {/* channel status messages */
210 
+    if (err)
211 
+      msgHTML += "<span style=\"font-weight:bold;color:red;\">"+msg+"</span>";
212 
+    else
213 
+      msgHTML += "<span style=\"font-weight:bold;\">"+msg+"</span>";
214 
+  } else {
215 
+
216 
+    if (user != nick && meRegExp.test(msg) && !notHREFMeRegExp.test(msg))
217 
+      msgHTML += msg.replace(meRegExp,"<span class='highlighted'>$1</span>");
218 
+    else
219 
+      msgHTML += msg;
220 
+  }
221 
+
222 
+  msgHTML += "</div>";
223 
+
224 
+  scroll_bottom = false;
225 
+  if (cFrame.body.scrollTop+cFrame.body.clientHeight >= cFrame.body.scrollHeight)
226 
+    scroll_bottom = true;
227 
+
228 
+  cFrame.body.innerHTML += msgHTML;
229 
+
230 
+  if (scroll_bottom)
231 
+    frames.groupchatIChat.scrollTo(0,cFrame.body.scrollHeight);
232 
+}
233 
+
234 
+function popMsgs() {
235 
+  if (!user)
236 
+    user = srcW.roster.getUserByJID(group);
237 
+
238 
+  while (user.chatmsgs.length>0) {
239 
+    var msg;
240 
+    if (is.ie5||is.op) {
241 
+      msg = user.chatmsgs[0];
242 
+      user.chatmsgs = user.chatmsgs.slice(1,user.chatmsgs.length);
243 
+    } else
244 
+      msg = user.chatmsgs.shift();
245 
+
246 
+    var from = msg.getFrom();
247 
+    if (msg.getFrom().indexOf('/') != -1)
248 
+      from = msg.getFrom().substring(msg.getFrom().indexOf('/')+1);
249 
+
250 
+    /* get date */
251 
+    var timestamp;
252 
+    if (msg.jwcTimestamp)
253 
+      timestamp = msg.jwcTimestamp;
254 
+    else
255 
+      timestamp = new Date();
256 
+
257 
+    var mtime = '';
258 
+    if (new Date() - timestamp > 24*3600*1000)
259 
+      mtime += timestamp.toLocaleDateString() + " ";
260 
+
261 
+    mtime += timestamp.toLocaleTimeString();
262 
+
263 
+    /* look for a subject */
264 
+    if (msg.getType() == 'groupchat' && msg.getSubject()) { // set topic
265 
+      user.roster.subject = msg.getSubject();
266 
+      document.getElementById('room_topic').innerHTML = htmlEnc(msg.getSubject());
267 
+      putMsgHTML("/me has set the topic to: "+msg.getSubject(), mtime, from);
268 
+      return;
269 
+    }
270 
+
271 
+    if(!msg.getBody() || msg.getBody() == '')
272 
+      return;
273 
+
274 
+    srcW.playSound('chat_recv');
275 
+
276 
+    /* calculate color */
277 
+    var charSum = 0;
278 
+    for (var i=0; i<from.length; i++)
279 
+      charSum += from.charCodeAt(i);
280 
+
281 
+  var norloge = msg.getID();
282 
+  if(!norloge)
283 
+      norloge = "message_sans_id_puxor";
284 
+
285 
+  putMsgHTML(msg.getBody(),mtime,from,colors[charSum%(colors.length)],null,msg.getType(),norloge);
286 
+  } /* end while */
287 
+
288 
+}
289 
+
290 
+function displayTimestamp() {
291 
+  var tstyle;
292 
+  if (is.ie) {
293 
+    tstyle = cFrame.styleSheets('timestampstyle');
294 
+    tstyle.disabled = srcW.timestamps;
295 
+  } else {
296 
+    tstyle = cFrame.getElementById("timestampstyle");
297 
+    tstyle.sheet.disabled = srcW.timestamps;
298 
+  }
299 
+}
300 
+
301 
+function updateMe() {
302 
+  document.getElementById('submit_button').disabled = (roster.me.role == 'none');
303 
+
304 
+  if (roster.me.role == 'none') {// seems we left
305 
+    cFrame.body.innerHTML += "<span style='color:red';>"+"Disconnected."+"</span><br>";
306 
+    groupchatIChat.scrollTo(0,cFrame.body.scrollHeight);
307 
+  }
308 
+}
309 
+
310 
+function changeUserStat(jid,stat,val,confirm,reason) {
311 
+  var user = roster.getUserByJID(jid);
312 
+  var iq = new JSJaCIQ();
313 
+  iq.setType('set');
314 
+  iq.setTo(group);
315 
+
316 
+  var query = iq.setQuery('http://jabber.org/protocol/muc#admin');
317 
+  var item = query.appendChild(iq.getDoc().createElement('item'));
318 
+  item.setAttribute('nick',user.name);
319 
+
320 
+  item.setAttribute(stat,val);
321 
+
322 
+  if (reason || (confirm && (reason = prompt("Reason","")) != ''))
323 
+    item.appendChild(iq.getDoc().createElement('reason')).appendChild(iq.getDoc().createTextNode(reason));
324 
+
325 
+  me = this;
326 
+  srcW.con.send(iq,me.handleError);
327 
+}
328 
+
329 
+function handleError(iq) {
330 
+  // handle error
331 
+  if (iq && iq.getType() == 'error') {
332 
+    var error = iq.getNode().getElementsByTagName('error').item(0);
333 
+    if (error) {
334 
+      var msg = '';
335 
+      for (var i=0; i<error.childNodes.length; i++) {
336 
+        switch (error.childNodes.item(i).nodeName) {
337 
+        case 'not-allowed':
338 
+          putMsgHTML("Not Allowed",new Date(),group,null,true);
339 
+          break;
340 
+        case 'forbidden':
341 
+          putMsgHTML("Forbidden",new Date(),group,null,true);
342 
+          break;
343 
+        case 'item-not-found':
344 
+          putMsgHTML("Not Found",new Date(),group,null,true);
345 
+          break;
346 
+        default:
347 
+          putMsgHTML(error.childNodes.item(i).nodeName,new Date(),group,null,true);
348