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A live Help support chat system in PHP that allows the operators of the websites to monitor their visitors as they are browsing the site and proactively open a chat session with the visitor . Mysql database, messages, auto invite
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Chat Session
is a based sesion descussion wab app
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PHP Webcam Live Video Support
Video live support solution for unlimited departments and moderators.
......) + private show request + private session control for PPV integrations + p2p groups support + 100% web based for clients -
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Ajax Chat
Chat application using MySQL, PHP and Javascript
This web application will allow anyone to register using a first and last name and then once logged in it shows the user a list of people that are logged in right now. If they click user 2's name it pops up accept or cancel buttons for user 2. Once they click accept a chat box appears instead of the list of users you can chat with. It only allows you to chat with 1 person at a time. Later we could allow you to chat with more than 1 person in a chat box or more than 1 chat box at a time like... -
Error to trace to log to deploy. One click. No SSH.AppSignal links every error to the trace, the trace to the log, the log to the deploy that shipped it.
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