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Java Params

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    JAVA PARAMS ACTIONS

    Format: [name],[action string];[name],[action string];
    Extended: actions1, actions2,... actions9

    This will create a drop down menu with the 'name' item showing in the menu. When selected it will prefix the action string with the persons nickname and send it into the channel. Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['actions', 'Bored;is really very bored.;Smile;smiles at everyone in the room :-)'],


    JAVA PARAMS ALLOWRAWCOMMANDS

    Format: [true|false]
    Default: (false)

    If false, then the user is unable to enter /raw commands.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['allowrawcommands', 'true'],


    JAVA PARAMS ALLOWUSERCOMMANDS

    Format: [true|false]
    Default: (true)

    If false, then the user is unable to enter ANY / commands.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['allowusercommands', 'flase'],


    JAVA PARAMS ALLTOPICS

    Format: [topic1,description1];[topic2,description2];

    Set all possible topics and descriptions of each, for use by the TickerTopics module.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['alltopics', 'News,General News;Sports,Sports Highlight'],


    JAVA PARAMS ASKCLIENTTYPE

    Format: [true|false]
    Default: (false)

    Prompt to use either the mini client or the regular client, otherwise will load the one appropriate for the Java support on the browser.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['askclienttype', 'true'],


    JAVA PARAMS ASKFORPASSWORD

    Format: [true|false]
    Default: (true)

    If true, will prompt the user to enter a password to nickserv.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['askforpassword', 'false'],


    JAVA PARAMS AUTHORIZEDHOST

    Format: [host1,host2, ...]
    Default: (none)

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['authorizedhost', 'chat1.liveharmony.org'],


    JAVA PARAMS AUTOLIST

    Format: [true|false]
    Default: (false)

    Automatically request a rooms list every [listtime] seconds. The [listnow] param can still force an initial list, even with autolist set false.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['autolist', 'true'],


    JAVA PARAMS AVATAR

    Format: [image] [name];[image] [name];
    Extended: avatar0, avatar1,.. avatar15 [image]

    Up to 16 avatar images used by the AvatarPanel. The value should be in the format [image] [name].

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['avatar', 'alien.gif Alien'],


    JAVA PARAMS BANNER

    Format: [-Client message-;-click URL-;-image-]

    Backpack image settings note:client was replaced by banner.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['banner', 'My Advertisement;http://www.example.tld/;banner.gif'],


    JAVA PARAMS BG

    Format: [color]
    Default: (FFFFFF)

    Default background color.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['bg', 'FFFFFF'],


    JAVA PARAMS BUDDIES

    Format: [buddy,buddy,room, ...]

    List of users or rooms to put on your temporary watch list.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['buddies', 'Emin'],


    JAVA PARAMS BUDDYBG

    Format: [color]
    Default: (client bg)

    Background color for buddy list module.

    Examples:
    ['buddybg', 'FFFFFF'],


    JAVA PARAMS BUDDYCHANNELACTIVE

    Format: [color]
    Default:

    Color for active rooms in the buddy list.

    Examples:
    ['buddychannelactive', 'FF0000'],


    JAVA PARAMS BUDDYCHANNELINACTIVE

    Format: [color]
    Default:

    Color for inactive channels in the buddy list.

    Examples:
    ['buddychannelinactive', '0000FF'],


    JAVA PARAMS BUDDYFG

    Format: [color]
    Default:

    Foreground color for buddy list.

    Examples:
    ['buddyfg', '00FF00'],


    JAVA PARAMS BUDDYOFFLINE

    Format: [color]
    Default:

    Color for offline users in the buddy list.

    Examples:
    ['buddyoffline', 'C0C0C0'],


    JAVA PARAMS BUDDYONLINE

    Format: [color]
    Default:

    Color for online users in the buddy list.

    Examples:
    ['buddyonline', '000000'],


    JAVA PARAMS BUDDYSOUND

    Format: [sound]
    Default:

    To play when a new message comes in.

    Examples:
    ['buddysound', 'ding.au'],


    JAVA PARAMS BUFFERSIZE

    Format: [int]
    Default: (0)

    If set to anything greater than 0, all rooms will only buffer the specified number of lines. For example, with buffersize=100, the rooms will show only the last 100 lines of chat.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['buffersize', '100'],


    JAVA PARAMS BUTTON

    Format: [Button Text];[Help Text];[Command]
    Extended: button1, button2, ... button7

    Allows you to configure up to 8 buttons of your own. Make sure you don't go overboard on the button text, it should fit within your button image. The help text will be displayed in the browser's status bar as you pass your pointer over the button.
    Note that if the command does not start with a / or contain spaces, it is assumed to be a URL instead, which would be loaded in a new window. If you do not provide the protocol for the URL (http://, https://, ftp://, mailto:), it will be considered relative to the web page's URL.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['button', 'FAQs;Click to go to our Frequently Asked Questions;http://www.myhost.com/FAQ.html'],
    ['button1', 'Alert John;Click to let John know you're available;/msg John I'm available'],


    JAVA PARAMS BUTTONS

    Format: [URL]

    Allows you to define a specific graphic that will be used for the button panel.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['buttons', 'http://yourserver:port/img/buttons.jpg'],


    JAVA PARAMS BUTTONFONT

    Format: [font]
    Default:

    Font to use for the action buttons (Session, Chat, Rooms, Float, Help).

    Examples:
    ['buttonfont', 'ARIAL'],


    JAVA PARAMS BUTTONPANEL

    See showbuttonpanel


    JAVA PARAMS BUTTONSIZE

    Format: [font size]
    Default:

    Font point size to use for the action buttons.

    Examples:
    ['buttonsize', '14'],


    JAVA PARAMS BUTTONSTYLE

    Format: [font style]
    Default:

    Font style to use for the action buttons.

    Examples:
    ['buttonstyle', 'BOLD'],


    JAVA PARAMS CHANLOCK

    Format: [channel],[channel]

    If set to a list of channels, only those channels may be joined.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['chanlock', '#channel1,#channel2'],


    JAVA PARAMS CHANNEL

    Format: [channel]
    Default join room.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['channel', '#lobby'],


    JAVA PARAMS COLORPANEL

    Format: [true|false]
    Default: (false)

    Enable the color panel option for users.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['colorpanel', 'true'],


    JAVA PARAMS COMMANDS

    Format: [string];[/command]
    Extended: From 0 to 9 commands1, commands2,... commands9.

    Add commands that will show in a drop down menu on the main interface.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['commands', ''],


    JAVA PARAMS CONNECT

    Format: [true|false]
    Default: (true)

    Automatically connect to the server.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['connect', 'false'],


    JAVA PARAMS DEFAULTINPUTCHANNEL

    Format: [string]

    Even though you may be watching another room, your typing will go to this room instead. This is handy if you're trying to run an event with a Professional Edition server that doesn't have message queues.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['defaultinputchannel', '#backroom'],


    JAVA PARAMS DISABLEFLOAT

    Format: [true|false]
    Default: (false)

    Disable the ability to float the applet.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['disablefloat', 'true'],


    JAVA PARAMS DISABLEPRIVATEMESSAGES

    Format: [true/false]
    Default: (false)

    When set true, disables private message windows to other users. Note that the setting only disables the windows themselves, if you need to disable private messages completely, you can set that on the server.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['disableprivatemessages', 'true'],


    JAVA PARAMS DISABLEURLS

    Format: [true|false] Default: (false)

    When true, URLs are no longer clickable in chat.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['disableurls', 'true'],


    JAVA PARAMS DISCLAIMER

    Format: [string]
    Extended: disclaimer1, disclaimer2,... disclaimer99

    Allows you to set some text for a text box disclaimer to be displayed above the connect button. This may be useful for legalese such as "By pressing the Connect button, you agree to..." You can use the multiple params to string together very long disclaimer messages. Each param starts a new line in the text box. To skip a line, set the corresponding param to [blank].

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['disclaimer1', 'This site is not responsible for any of'],
    ['disclaimer2', 'the content displayed in the chat room.'],


    JAVA PARAMS DISCONNECTIFNOTJOINED

    Format: [true|false]
    Default: (true)

    Quits if the user leaves a chatroom and has no other rooms open. If false, and not in restricted mode, the rooms list will appear instead.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['disconnectifnotjoined', 'false'],


    JAVA PARAMS ENCODING

    Format: [strring]
    Default: (browser)

    Character encoding to use, defaults to the user's OS default. Only used by the normal client, not the miniclient.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['encoding', 'Big5'],


    JAVA PARAMS FG

    Format: [color]
    Default: ()

    Default foreground (text, etc.) color foreground colors.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['fg', 'FFFFFF'],


    JAVA PARAMS FLOATACTIVEWINDOWS

    Format: [true/false]
    Default: (false)

    Causes windows to automatically float if there is any activity in them. This could get highly annoying, but if your application demands that you are immediately aware of any traffic in a channel, well there you go.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['floatactivewindows', 'true'],


    JAVA PARAMS FLOATHEIGHT

    Format: [height]

    Set the default height for the floated window.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['floatheight', '300'],


    JAVA PARAMS FLOATIMMEDIATELY

    Format: [true|false]
    Default: (false)

    Automatically float the window after initializing.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['floatimmediately', 'true'],


    JAVA PARAMS FLOATINCOMINGPRIVATEWINDOW

    Format: [true|false]
    Default: (false)

    If set, incoming private message windows will automatically float. Automatically sets incomingprivatewindow true.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['floatincomingprivatewindow', 'true'],


    JAVA PARAMS FLOATLEFT

    Format: [left edge]
    Default: (0)

    Set this if you need to specify the left edge of the floated window on-screen.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['floatleft', '80'],


    JAVA PARAMS FLOATNEWWINDOWS

    Format: [true|false]
    Default: (false)

    New private message and new rooms joined appear in automatically floating windows.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['floatnewwindows', 'true'],


    JAVA PARAMS FLOATTOP

    Format: [top edge]
    Default: (0)

    Set if you need to specify the top edge of the floated window on-screen.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['floattop', '20'],


    JAVA PARAMS FLOATWIDTH

    Format: [width]
    Default: (applet width)

    Set the default width for the floated window.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['floatwidth', '450'],


    JAVA PARAMS FONT

    Format: [font name]
    Default: ()

    Font to use.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['font', 'Arial'],

    Supported Fonts:

    serif
    sansserif
    monospaced
    Dialog
    DialogInput

    These are all the officially supported font names. TimesRoman, Helvetica, and Courier still work, but are deprecated as of java 1.1. Other fonts, like the veranda the user asked about may or may not work, it's really just a trial and error to see what the browser allows I guess. Font names are case-sensitive.


    JAVA PARAMS FULLNAME

    Format: [full name]
    Default: ()

    Information shown on a /whois full name.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['fullname', 'John Smith'],


    JAVA PARAMS GUEST

    Format: [true|false]
    Default: (false)

    Use a guest nickname, replaces behavior if nick="Guest". Also see the LURK parameter.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['guest', 'true'],


    JAVA PARAMS GUICOLORS

    Format: [colors]
    Extended: guicolors1, guicolors2,... guicolors9

    Allows you to set colors on specific UI elements. See JAVA GUICOLORS for more information.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['guicolors', 'titlecolor=000000;titletextcolor=FF0000'],


    JAVA PARAMS HELPFILE

    Format: [URL]
    Default: (help.htm)

    File to attach to the Help button, default is the Help.htm file provided with CR.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['helpfile', 'helpfile.html'],


    JAVA PARAMS HIDEINPUT

    Format: [true|false]
    Default: (false)

    Hide the input bar.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['hideinput', 'true'],


    JAVA PARAMS HISTORYBACKGROUNDIMAGE

    Format: [image.gif]
    Default: (none)

    Background images for the room history area.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['historybackgroundimage', 'spider.gif'],


    JAVA PARAMS HISTORYFOREGROUNDIMAGES

    Format: [image.gif]
    Default: (none)

    Foreground images for the room history area.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['historyforegroundimage', 'border.gif'],


    JAVA PARAMS HTTPTUNNEL

    Format: [true|false]
    Default: (false)

    If true, this setting will emulate an HTTP session between the chat server and the java client allowing communication through most firewalls.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['httptunnel', 'true'],


    JAVA PARAMS HTTPTUNNELPORT

    Format: [port]
    Default: (port param value)

    Port to use when establishing an http based connection. Must be a valid port defined in the GENERAL SET PORTS section.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['httptunnelport', '7000'],


    JAVA PARAMS HTTPSTUNNELPORT

    Format: [port]
    Default: (none)

    Port to use when establishing a secured https based connection.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['httpstunnelport', '994'],


    JAVA PARAMS HTTPTUNNELTIMERDELAY

    Format: [seconds]
    Default: (4)

    How many seconds to wait before getting new data from the server in an http based connection.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['httptunneltimerdelay', '6'],


    JAVA PARAMS IDLE

    Format: [minutes]
    Default: (0[off])

    Number of minutes to wait before disconnecting the user for idling 0 turns off idle detection.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['idle', '10'],


    JAVA PARAMS INCOMINGPRIVATEWINDOW

    Format: [true|false]
    Default: (false)

    If true incoming private messages open a window.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['incomingprivatewindow', 'true'],


    JAVA PARAMS INFO

    Format: [full name]
    Default: (Java User)

    Information shown on a /whois full name.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['info', 'John Smith'],


    JAVA PARAMS JOIN

    Format: [room name]
    Default: (none)

    Room to join immediately after connecting to the chat server.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['join', '#lobby'],


    JAVA PARAMS JOINSOUND

    Format: [sound.au]
    Default: (none)

    Will play a /sound join.au file for all Java users when a person enters the room.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['joinsound', 'hello.au'],


    JAVA PARAMS KEY

    Format: [room key]
    Default: (none)

    Password to get into the room specified by the room or channel param. This is channel mode +k.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['key', 'myroomkey'],


    JAVA PARAMS LINESPACING

    Format: [numeric]
    Default: (0)

    Set the vertical line spacing for the history area.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['linespacing', '5'],


    JAVA PARAMS LIPSIMAGE

    Format: [image.gif]
    Default: (lips.gif)

    Image to use for the "lips" icon when using the lips-enabled user list.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['lipsimage', 'me.gif'],


    JAVA PARAMS LIST

    Format: [list parameters]
    Extended: <[number],>[number],[channel mask],[channel mask]... Default: (none)

    Allows you to specify arguments to the auto /LIST command.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['list', '>20,<30,#L*,#M*'],


    JAVA PARAMS LISTNOW

    Format: [true|false]
    Default: (false)

    Immediately ask for a room list on making a connection to the server. If you know that a lot of rooms will be shown, you may want to turn this off as it will cause a delay for the user to get into chat.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['listnow', 'true'],


    JAVA PARAMS LISTIME

    Format: [seconds]
    Default: (0)

    How often the rooms list is automatically refreshed, 0 means never.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['listtime', '180'],


    JAVA PARAMS LOADMODULES

    Format: [module name] [show|hide]
    Extended: loadmodules1, ... loadmodules9
    Default: (none)

    Allow multiple loadmodule lines to be specified. Appending show will auto launch the module, hide will preload it.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['loadmodules', ''],

    In a param file:
    loadmodules=OpPanel hide
    loadmodules1=NickServPanel hide
    loadmodules2=MemoServPanel hide
    loadmodules3=ChanServPanel hide
    loadmodules4=WhoCard hide
    loadmodules5=ImagePanel hide
    loadmodules6=BuddyList hide
    loadmodules7=AvatarPanel hide
    loadmodules8=IgnoreList hide


    JAVA PARAMS LOCK

    Format: [true|false]
    Default: (false)

    Locks the params to only be allowed from server side param files.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['lock', 'true'],


    JAVA PARAMS LURK

    Format: [true|false]
    Default: (false)

    Lurking mode, requires a user to give a nickname before being able to speak otherwise he/she remains an unspeaking guest in a room. ALso, see JAVA PARAMS GUEST

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['lurk', 'true'],


    JAVA PARAMS LURKTEXT

    Format: [text]
    Default: (Please enter a nickname to participate)

    Text to show in the lurk mode nick change prompt.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['lurktext', 'You must change your name to chat!'],


    JAVA PARAMS MAKEUNIQUENICK

    Format: [true|false]
    Default: (false)

    Ensures a uniquely numbered version of the requested nickname, by appending incrementing numbers to the end of the name until a free one is found.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['makeuniquenick', 'true'],


    JAVA PARAMS MAXAVATARHEIGHT

    Format: [height]
    Default: (0)

    Maximum height for avatar images.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['maxavatarheight', '24'],


    JAVA PARAMS MYTEXTCOLORINDEX

    Format: []
    Default: (none)

    If set, causes you to use one of the colors indexed by 0 to 15 by default. all other users will see the color.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['mytextcolorindex', ''],


    JAVA PARAMS NAMEPROMPT

    Format: [prompt]
    Default: (Your email address)

    Enter your email address prompt.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['nameprompt', 'Please enter your name'],


    JAVA PARAMS NICK

    Format: [nickname]

    The nick is the name the user will use while they are on the server. If you use the nick=guest parameter then the users will get a random nickname. This is nice for bringing the user directly onto the server and requiring no input from the user. You can force the user to change their nickname to something else before speaking by using the 'lurk' command.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['nick', 'guest'],


    JAVA PARAMS NICKPROMPT

    Format: [prompt]
    Default: (Your nickname)

    The prompt that will be displayed to ask the user to input their nickname.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['nickprompt', 'Choose a nickname'],


    JAVA PARAMS NOSHISTORYBEVEL

    Format: [true|false]
    Default: (false)

    No bevel around the history area.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['nohistorybevel', 'true'],


    JAVA PARAMS NOLOAD

    Format: [true|false]
    Default: (false)

    Don't show the load progress meter.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['noload', 'true'],


    JAVA PARAMS NOLOCALECHO

    Format: [true|false]
    Default: (false)

    The ConferenceRoom Chat Server has a setting which forces the server to echo messages typed by a user back to him. This may be useful to give the user an idea of the latency between himself and the server. However if that setting is used, the client will display the user's message twice. Setting nolocalecho=true will cause the Java client to only show the message that was echoed by the chat server.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['nolocalecho', 'true'],


    JAVA PARAMS NOPROMPTS

    Format: [true|false]
    Default: (false)

    Don't show any nickname, email, or room prompts.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['noprompts', 'true'],


    JAVA PARAMS NOROOMSBEVEL

    Format: [true|false]
    Default: (false)

    No bevel around the rooms area.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['noroomsbevel', 'true'],


    JAVA PARAMS NOSAID

    Format: [true|false]
    Default: (false)

    When true, restricted mode looks like normal mode, with no "Person said" prefix.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['nosaid', 'true'],


    JAVA PARAMS NOSETTINGS

    Format: [true|false]
    Default: (false)

    Don't show the Show User Settings button on login window.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['nosettings', 'true'],


    JAVA PARAMS NOTICESOUND

    Format: [sound file]
    Default: (none)

    Sound file to play when receiving a notice.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['noticesound', 'wow.au'],


    JAVA PARAMS NOUSERBEVEL

    Format: [true|false]
    Default: (false)

    No bevel around the user list area.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['nouserbevel', 'true'],


    JAVA PARAMS ONLYSHOWCHAT

    Format: [true|false]
    Default: (false)

    Only show what people say, filtering "junk" like joins/parts/etc.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['onlyshowchat', 'true'],


    JAVA PARAMS OPIMAGE

    Format: [URL]
    Default: (op.gif)

    Image to use in the user list for ops.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['opimage', 'red.gif'],


    JAVA PARAMS OVERRIDE

    Format: [list of params]
    Extended: param1,param2,param3...
    Default: (none)

    Uunlocks specific params so that they can be read from HTML source.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['override', 'user,onlyshowchat'],


    JAVA PARAMS PASS

    Format: [server password]
    Default: (none)

    Password to the server if set.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['pass', 'mYpASS'],


    JAVA PARAMS PASSPROMPT

    Format: [prompt]
    Default: (none)

    If provided, will ask for a server password.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['passprompt', 'Please enter your password!'],


    JAVA PARAMS PINGTIMEOUT

    Format: [seconds]
    Default: (300 seconds (5 minutes))

    To ensure the connection exists, the client can periodically ping the server. The server will respond with an I'm alive message if the connection is still up. Be aware that setting the timeout to drastically low values can significantly increase your network traffic. To disable the feature altogether, set it to 0 seconds.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['pingtimeout', '100'],


    JAVA PARAMS PLAYSOUNDS

    Format: [true|false]
    Default: (true)

    Default Java sounds available all sounds are in *.au format.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['playsounds', 'false'],


    JAVA PARAMS PRIVATEWINDOWFLOATHEIGHT

    Format: [height]
    Default: (applet height)

    Set the default height for a floated private window.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['privatewindowfloatheight', '300'],


    JAVA PARAMS PRIVATEWINDOWFLOATLEFT

    Format: [left edge]
    Default: (0)

    Set if you need to specify the left edge of a floated private window on-screen.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['privatewindowfloatleft', '20'],


    JAVA PARAMS PRIVATEWINDOWFLOATTOP

    Format: [top edge]
    Default: (0)

    Set if you need to specify the top edge of a floated private window on-screen.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['privatewindowfloattop', '20'],


    JAVA PARAMS PRIVATEWINDOWFLOATWIDTH

    Format: [width]
    Default: (applet width)

    Set the default width for a floated private window.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['privatewindowfloatwidth', '550'],


    JAVA PARAMS RESTRICTED

    Format: [true|false]
    Default: (false)

    Restricted command set, also uses simple UI mode.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['restricted', 'true'],


    JAVA PARAMS ROOM

    Format: [room name]
    Default join room.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['room', '#lobby'],


    JAVA PARAMS ROOMPROMPT

    Format: [prompt]
    Default: (Join channel)

    Define what the prompt says that asks a user to join a room.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['roomprompt', 'Please enter a channel name.'],


    JAVA PARAMS ROOMSBACKGROUNDIMAGE

    Format: [URL]
    Default: (none)

    Background images for the rooms list area.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['roomsbackgroundimage', 'ligtning.gif'],


    JAVA PARAMS ROOMSFOREGROUNDIMAGE

    Format: [URL]
    Default: (none)

    Foreground images for the rooms list area.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['roomsforegroundimage', 'box.gif'],


    JAVA PARAMS ROOMSTEXT

    Format: [text]
    Default: (Rooms)

    Text for the rooms column header.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['roomstext', 'Canal'],


    JAVA PARAMS ROOMSWIDTH

    Format: [int]
    Default: (25)

    Set room window size. NOTE: if you have a large quantity of rooms you may want to set the size to 0.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['roomswidth', '35'],


    JAVA PARAMS SERVER

    Format: [server name]
    Default: (base server)

    Server to connect to. Not really necessary since the applet will automatically try to connect back to the host it was served from.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['server', 'chat1.liveharmony.org'],


    JAVA PARAMS SECURE

    Format: [true|false]
    Default: (false)

    If true, and if the page is loaded over SSL, will attempt to use secure communication with the server. This does not guarantee a secure connection but it will attempt to establish one. A secured lock icon will appear if the client can establish a secure link to the server.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['secure', 'true'],


    JAVA PARAMS SECUREONLY

    Format: [true|false]
    Default: (false)

    If set true, enforces the secure parameter, which means that if the encryption keys that are required for the secure connection cannot be obtained, the client will not work. It will attempt to retrieve the keys 5 times before giving up. This may be useful in case the network connection is a bit flaky.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['secureonly', 'true'],


    JAVA PARAMS SHOWAVATARS

    Format: [true|false]
    Default: (true)

    Show user avatars.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['showavatars', 'false'],


    JAVA PARAMS SHOWBUTTONPANEL

    Format: [true|false]
    Default: (true)

    Show buttons (menu options above the Java applet).

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['showbuttonpanel', 'false'],


    JAVA PARAMS SHOWCHATBUTTON

    Format: [true/false]
    Default: (true)

    You can disable the Chat button by setting this to false.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['showchatbutton', 'false'],


    JAVA PARAMS SHOWCOLORS

    Format: [true|false]
    Default: (true)

    Show colors and font styles in rooms.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['showcolors', 'false'],


    JAVA PARAMS SHOWCONNECTBUTTON

    Format: [true|false]
    Default: (true)

    Show a connect/quit button on the login screen.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['showconnectbutton', 'false'],


    JAVA PARAMS SHOWFLOATBUTTON

    Format: [true/false]
    Default: (true)

    You can disable the Float button by setting this to false.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['showfloatbutton', 'false'],


    JAVA PARAMS SHOWHELPBUTTON

    Format: [true/false]
    Default: (true)

    You can disable the Help button by setting this to false.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['showhelpbutton', 'false'],


    JAVA PARAMS SHOWJOINS

    Format: [true|false]
    Default: (true)

    Show room joins by other users.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['showjoins', 'false'],


    JAVA PARAMS SHOWNICKNAMES

    Format: [true|false]
    Default: (true)

    Show nicknames when people are speaking.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['shownicknames', 'false'],


    JAVA PARAMS SHOWROOMNAMES

    Format: [true|false]
    Default: (true)

    Show room name buttons for easy switching between rooms. If false floatnewwindows will be automatically set to true.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['showroomnames', 'false'],


    JAVA PARAMS SHOWROOMSBUTTON

    Format: [true/false]
    Default: (true)

    You can disable the Rooms button by setting this to false.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['showroomsbutton', 'false'],


    JAVA PARAMS SHOWSENDBUTTON

    Format: [true|false]
    Default: (false)

    Show a Send button on the input bar.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['showsendbutton', 'true'],


    JAVA PARAMS SHOWSERVERWINDOW

    Format: [true|false]
    Default: (true)

    Show the server messages window.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['showserverwindow', 'false'],


    JAVA PARAMS SHOWSESSIONBUTTON

    Format: [true/false]
    Default: (true)

    You can disable the Login/Session button by setting this to false. Allows you to use a multiline input instead of a single line input bar.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['showsessionbutton', 'false'],


    JAVA PARAMS SHOWTICKER

    Format: [true|false]
    Default: (true)

    Show scrolling message at the bottom of the applet.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['showticker', 'false'],


    JAVA PARAMS SIMPLE

    Format: [true|false]
    Default: (false)

    Simple UI mode, only allows one room.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['simple', 'true'],


    JAVA PARAMS SIZE

    Format: [point size]
    Default: (12)

    Font point size to use.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['size', '14'],


    JAVA PARAMS SOUNDS

    Format: [sound strings];[sound strings]
    Extended: sounds1, sounds2,... sounds9

    Sound files to play with the associated text that will be sent into the channel. The text will be sent after the persons nickname in this format: '[Nickname] [has sent this sound into the channel]' If you want to create your own sounds then they must be: .au 8 bit mono uLaw.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['sounds', 'Knock;knock.au wants to come inside.;Attention;whistle.au wants everyones attention!;'],


    JAVA PARAMS SSP

    Format: [URL]
    Default: (none)

    Server Side Param File. A list of params in paramname=value format that is served from the server. The java client will first look at the default.prm file int he java directory and then at the specified param file in the ssp tag. Then it will look at the params in the HTML code. The preference is default.pmr, ssp and then HTML.

    Also see OVERRIDE

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['ssp', 'def.prm'],


    JAVA PARAMS STYLE

    Format: [BOLD, ITALIC]
    Default: (none)

    Font style to use.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['style', 'bold'],


    JAVA PARAMS TICKERFEED

    Format: [URL],[URL]
    Extended: tickerfeed, tickerfeed1, tickerfeed2,... tickerfeed9

    Set up to 10 external ticker files.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['tickerfeed', '/feed/file1.html'],


    JAVA PARAMS TICKERFONT

    Format: [font name]
    Default: (same as Font param)

    Font to use on the ticker.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['tickerfont', 'Arial'],


    JAVA PARAMS TICKERLIFETIME

    Format: [time]
    Default: (0)

    How long the ticker will last.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['tickerlifetime', '2'],


    JAVA PARAMS TICKERPAUSE

    Format: [time]
    Default: (3s)

    Seconds to pause when a line reaches the edge.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['tickerpause', '5s'],


    JAVA PARAMS TICKERREPEAT

    Format: [times]
    Default: (3)

    How many times to show the ticker before expiring.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['tickerrepeat', '5'],


    JAVA PARAMS TICKERSIZE

    Format: [point size]

    Font point size to use.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['tickersize', '16'],

    tickersize=16


    JAVA PARAMS TICKERSPEED

    Format: [speed]
    Default: (30)

    Milliseconds to pause when scrolling the ticker.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['tickerspeed', '45'],


    JAVA PARAMS TICKERSTYLE

    Format: [BOLD, ITALIC]

    Ticker Font style to use.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['tickerstyle', 'bold'],


    JAVA PARAMS TICKERTOPICS

    Format: [topic1,topic2,topic3,...]

    If set, will only show newsflashes with one of the specified topics.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['tickertopics', 'Intl,Sports'],


    JAVA PARAMS TIMESTAMP

    Format: [true|false]
    Default: (false)

    Turn on timestamping.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['timestamp', 'true'],


    JAVA PARAMS TOPICCOLOR

    Format: [color]
    Default: (fgcolor)

    ONLY for minichat client, sets the topic bar color.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['topiccolor', 'FF0000'],


    JAVA PARAMS TRYHTTPTUNNEL

    Format: [true|false]
    Default: (true)

    If true, will try to make an http based connection if the normal connection fails, due to a firewall or some other reason.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['tryhttptunnel', 'false'],


    JAVA PARAMS UOPIMAGE

    Format: [URL]
    Default: (uop.gif)

    Image to use in the user list for uops.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['uopimage', 'guest.gif'],


    JAVA PARAMS URLCOLOR

    Format: [color]
    Default: (fgcolor)

    ONLY for minichat client, sets the copyright color.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['urlcolor', '00FF00'],


    JAVA PARAMS USEMINICHAT

    Format: [true|false]
    Default: (false)

    Use the mini client without prompting.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['useminichat', 'true'],


    JAVA PARAMS USEMULTILINEINPUT

    Format: [true/false]
    Default: (false)

    Allows you to use a multiline input instead of a single line input bar.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['usemultilineinput', 'true'],


    JAVA PARAMS USENAMEINNICK

    Format: [true|false]
    Default: (false)

    Use the value of the name prompt in the nickname. It will be appended to the value of the nick prompt with an underscore bar ( _ ) between.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['usenameinnick', 'true'],


    JAVA PARAMS USEPROXYAUTHENTICATION

    Format: [true/false]
    Default: (false)

    Pops up a window querying the user for proxy authentication information if necessary to use. This should bypass the proxy support built-in to the web browser. This param is experimental, please report any problems you experience with it to WebMaster, Inc. at support@webmaster.com.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['useproxyauthentication', 'true'],


    JAVA PARAMS USER

    Format: [login name]
    Default: (java)

    Default user info is java@ or javguest@.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['user', 'mysite'],


    JAVA PARAMS USERONDOUBLECLICK

    Format: [Command]
    Default: (/query %n) - The default will open a private message window to the user (if allowed by the other params).

    Allows you to set a macro to do when a user is double-clicked. You can substitute the user's nickname using %n. So for example, if you want a double-click to automatically do a whois on the nickname.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['userondoubleclick', '/whois %n'],


    JAVA PARAMS USERONSINGLECLICK

    Format: [Command]
    Default: ()

    Allows you to set a macro to do when a user is single-clicked. You can substitute the user's nickname using %n. So for example, if you want a single-click to automatically do a whois on the nickname.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['useronsingleclick', '/whois %n'],


    JAVA PARAMS USERPROMPT

    Format: [prompt]
    Default: (Your email address)

    Prompt for the user name field. If blank the field will not appear.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['userprompt', 'Please enter your user name'],


    JAVA PARAMS USERSBACKGROUNDIMAGE

    Format: [URL]

    Background images for the users list area.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['usersbackgroundimage', 'moon.gif'],


    JAVA PARAMS USERSFOREGROUNDIMAGE

    Format: [URL]
    Default: (none)

    Foreground images for the users list area.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['usersforegroundimage', 'usercover.gif'],


    JAVA PARAMS USERTEXT

    Format: [text]
    Default: (Users)

    Text for the users column header.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['usertext', 'People'],


    JAVA PARAMS USERWIDTH

    Format: [int]
    Default: (25)

    Percentage of room displays allocated to user list column.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['userwidth', '20'],


    JAVA PARAMS VOICEIMAGE

    Format: [URL]
    Default: (voice.gif)

    Image to use in the user list for voice.

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['voiceimage', 'mouth.gif'],


    JAVA PARAMS WHOCARDIMAGEDIR

    Format: [URL]
    Default: (WhoCardImages/)

    Directory to look for WhoCard Images

    Examples:
    liveHarmony code:
    ['whocardimagedir', '/data/java/whocardimages/'],



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