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My homepage lists my ICQ, MSN, and Yahoo accounts. I would like people to be able to click on the icons (which I stole from this site BTW) to send me a message. I believe ICQ offers something like that. Any help?
Online Status Indicator has clickable IM links for AIM, ICQ, MSN and Yahoo.
Thanks. I was actuallly about to put an OSI back on my website. I took it off before because it kept showing I was offline when I wasn’t. I will try it again.
Thank you, magistyk. I did that… I actually had two Trillian OSI’s on my page a few minutes ago. One using my ICQ number (showed I was offline), and one with my MSN id (showed I was online, correctly). Of course, I got rid of the one that said I was offline. I still see nothing about adding IM links on a webpage, though. Tell me I am blind.
When you register on the page for your OSI, it gives you the HTML code right there to add to your website…
I asked you to tell me I am blind. I think I finally get it… The code to put in my signature is what I wanted. Thanks. I will test it out later. And tomorrow I will present another idiotic question. This time about Trillian.
Quote:quote:Originally posted by FreddieOne using my ICQ number (showed I was offline)
Did you enable WebAware in ICQ as the FAQ says?
Quote:quote:Originally posted by Freddie
I still see nothing about adding IM links on a webpage, though. Tell me I am blind.You’re blind. :p The clickable IM links are only available for AIM, ICQ, MSN and Yahoo, not Trillian or Jabber. Select ICQ and MSN in the register form instead and you will get all the HTML and forum code you need. Forum code is only available in the latest version of OSI. If the host you are using doesn’t support forum code, click Next Host in the OSI Webring to get to another host.
Quote:quote:Originally posted by TonyQuote:quote:Originally posted by FreddieOne using my ICQ number (showed I was offline)
Did you enable WebAware in ICQ as the FAQ says?
Well, I don’t have ICQ on my computer anymore since I have Trillian. Under the Trillian options, ICQ folder, I did this. But it doesn’t matter since I have a working one using my MSN account.
Quote:quote:Originally posted by TonyQuote:quote:Originally posted by Freddie
I still see nothing about adding IM links on a webpage, though. Tell me I am blind.You’re blind. :p The clickable IM links are only available for AIM, ICQ, MSN and Yahoo, not Trillian or Jabber. Select ICQ and MSN in the register form instead and you will get all the HTML and forum code you need. Forum code is only available in the latest version of OSI. If the host you are using doesn’t support forum code, click Next Host in the OSI Webring to get to another host.
Yes, I registered ICQ, MSN, and Yahoo individually. I will try a different host. Thanks!
Quote:quote:Originally posted by Freddie
Well, I don’t have ICQ on my computer anymore since I have Trillian. Under the Trillian options, ICQ folder, I did this. But it doesn’t matter since I have a working one using my MSN account.All of the indicators should work fine if you have the correct settings in your ICQ settings in Trillian.
Also from the FAQ about ICQ-based indicators:
If necessary, check that you are not hiding your IP address in preferences.I’m telling you I did this. But it still does not matter because I have a working one using my MSN account. Maybe it has to do with my router.
Sorry, I believe OSI SUCKS. I have had it on my website three times and it ALWAYS fails. Maybe the people that host it could leave their computers on 24/7? Most of my online friends are in Asia. When it may be convenient for the host to shut down, it makes me look like I am offline. It still is good for an attachment for your signature on this forum, though.
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