On Fri, 2010-09-17 at 23:52 +0300, Vlad Dragu wrote:
> Apparently, there are 2 versions of ajaxim: the one in the git
> repository and the one offered for download at the ajaxim site.
> There are quite significant differences between them.
> The one from the git repository is the one working on my system. But I
> am not able to integrate it into hackit. It’s entirely written in js
> and I’m unable to figure out how to integrate it.
> The one downloaded from ajaxim.com has all the hooks for integration
> and the php files that handle authentication and friends etc, but this
> version is not working.
> I tried to compare the code from the two versions and see how can I
> adapt the working ajaxim, but still no luck.

So that's something else to add to the list for Joshua - PHP integration
hooks. I've put the list of items you mentioned on a wiki page for
reference:

http://community.hackit.cx/wiki/Ajaxim 

I'll send it to Joshua to see how we can move forward with all this. If
you can just reply to the questions about the buddy system (see attached
email), I'll update it accordingly and send the email to Joshua.

Thanks!

Xavier.

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On Wed, 2010-09-15 at 23:31 +0300, Vlad Dragu wrote:
> [Vlad] right now, you must add a friend to your list and it gets
> inserted in a db table and retrieved from there when the list is
> constructed. 

Ok. 

How do you add a friend? Do you need to know his nickname, or do you get
a list or an autocompletion field to choose from?

I see two things in the specs that are related to this - let me know if
I forgot one:

     1. Having the entity from the missions added as a friend (can this
        be done manually by adding the relevant field to the table?)
     2. Seeing everyone who is online and being able to chat with
        everyone

For 1), we do need it yup - but if we can do it by hand it will be good
for now. For 2) it's more to have a public chatroom, but if ajaxim
doesn't support it yet you can probably replace this part of the specs
with http://www.phpfreechat.net in an inline popup - this project is
more mature than Ajaxim, so the integration should straightforward (and
from what I have seen, you won't need to bother about authentication -
this should be much quicker to add than the equivalent in Ajaxim).

Let me know what you think!

Xavier.

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