Step 2): Integrate chat with PHPNuke using index.php Open "modules123flashchatconfig.php", you will find: $chat_client_root_path = ""; $swf_file_name = "123flashchat.swf"; $chat_data_path = "C:/Program Files/123FlashChatServer6.0/server/data/default/"; If your 123flashchat.swf is at http://yourhostname/../123flashchat.swf, just set $chat_client_root_path = " http://yourhostname/../"; $swf_file_name = " http://yourhostname/../123flashchat.swf"; then open default.xml on server side :
find: change it to: find: change it to: Note: Don't forget "&" means the character "&' in xml. Restart the chat server to make it effective. Now you can try to open http://localhost/phpnuke/modules/123flashchat/123flashchat.swf to check if chat is shown up, and try to use your account in PHPNuke to login chat to see if login_chat.php has connected to your database. Step 3): Show chat link and block in PHPNuke, enable auto-login.
(This is for advanced user only! If you don't know much about either PHPNuke or 123flashchat , you can skip this step.) Here is the effect: Chat link: 
Chat block: 
Enable Module: Enter admin panel, choose modules:
you will see :
Activate 123flashchat, then chat link will be shown at the left of main page. Then add blocks, choose blocks at first:
You will see:
Click on "Upload file" and click on "create block", then chat block will be shown up. Now enjoy your chat
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