Yeah, Louis, that's the situation i'm trying to recreate, and the
reason why i just can't hook a userLeft on JOIN command.
Another weird thing: when i've got a user connected on two different
rooms (for example, in different tabs of the browser), and i type a
message in one room, it automatically is shown in the other room, too!
Seems like the following lines:

var chan = Ape.getChannelByName(params.channel);

if (!$defined(chan)) return ["401", "UNKNOWN_CHANNEL"];
chan.pipe.sendRaw(params.raw, params.data);

in inlinepush.js are not doing their job; the 'postmsg' raw, that is
the one launched when a user posts a public message, is sent to both
rooms.

On 7 Feb, 18:38, Louis Charette <[email protected]> wrote:
> Le 2012-02-07 à 11:40, [email protected] a écrit :
>
> > What you could do is create a hook on the JOIN command which would fire 
> > userLeft in all  other rooms the user is part of but the one joining
>
> What if the same user want to be connected to the two chat in two different 
> tabs?

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