Standalone Integration Help

[mtpcla...@gmail.com]

Alright, I'm going to be as detailed as I can about what trouble I am having. 

Login Integration:

I am using php-login Advanced mode (Google it, should be the first link) and I'm trying to integrate Ajax Chat to the login system.

The directions given for the custom integration are not clear enough as they use examples for phpBB. I do not have phpBB nor do I want t ouse phpBB, I want to be able to integrate the Ajax Chat user login with the php-login advanced script. I need clear instructions on how to do this properly so I can get it up and running on my website.

Chat Integration:

I know Ajax Chat can be used as a shoutbox, but that does not appeal to me. I want to be able to use the full chat room on a page on my website, for example :http://www,mtpclan.com/chat.php.

If there's a way to get this done, I'd greatly appreciate it. 

Al lhelp is appreciated at this point!

Links:

http://www.php-login.net

http://www.mtpclan.com

[Bobby Russ]

Use the stand alone version and modify using the MySQL customization for private users.

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[mtpcla...@gmail.com]

I apologize if this comes off as rude, but could you be a bit more clearer on the instructions. What do you mean "modify using the MYSQL customization for private users"?

[Bobby Russ]

This is the instructions to customize the Ajax chat for a separate login system:

https://github.com/Frug/AJAX-Chat/wiki/Custom-integration-howto

Some things to look into is what database your login system does to, etc.  I haven't had a chance yet to look into your login system as I'm on the road.

[mtpcla...@gmail.com]

I'm pretty sure the database uses MYSQL, also those instructions aren't clear enough. They use phpBB as an example instead of showing the direct  instructions for standalone.

[Bobby Russ]

I assume you have access to view your databases.  If you prefer a gui for it, you can use phpmyadmin.  You'll need to know the user table and password method to customize it with the software installed.

[mtpcla...@gmail.com]

Indeed I do. My hoster provides phpmyadmin. The password method I believe is either salted or hashed. I think it says so in the database. Should I take a screen shot of all the tables that are currently associated with the site?