How To Implement A Live Helpdesk (chat) Feature To Website
Feb 18, 2010
i'm looking to implement a live helpdesk (chat) feature to an ASP website, something similar to LivePerson.
Would anyone be able to direct me towards firstly the required achitecture to help me understand what will be required to even develop such a feture and if at all possible some example code/solutions, if any exist ??
I am working on a website and i would like to have an option on the website for 'Live Chat" so that customers/visitors can talk to the website ownser or any sales Rep.
I've been searching an online chat software , but they charge a lot on monthly/yearly bases, so i guess it's better to create your own
But before doing that what are the things/problems that i might face according to you to accomplish this feature ?
Do i need separate chat server ? and i need features like " auto-message like " An operator will be with you shortly" how to accomplish these things ?
Do i need any database support to for using this feature ?
Live Chat is a very famous tool on websites, and the operators use a special web/windows interface to talk to the clients.What I want to implement is to specify some email accounts, and when the client click's the live chat and starts typing, his/her instant messages are delivered to the available email account. My operators can talk back to them as if they are on their friends list.I don't need to require any login or registration for clients to use this Live Chat.So are there any ideas about how to implement such a thing? Are there any good third-party-modules that already do that?
I have an live website and I need to enable roles and add it to a folder. What's the best way to go about it? Do I add code to web.config? Do I add code to individual pages? Do I use the membership provider service with V W D and recopy the website?
I am a c# developer and am working on a web site that contains user accounts. I am trying to add a chat feature like facebook. Only direct chat is to be available like IM, a logged in user in the website should be able to chat with only logged in users. And the user can chat with only one other user at a time. If he wants to chat with another user, he must open a new chat window for him seperately. Which is exactly like facebook's chatting system. Any guides how to go about this. I am a newbie in web applications. Also, preferred language to go about his is asp.net.
I want to create a Facebook/Gmail like chat me for my social network.I'm looking for the best technique to achieve it. I found several libraries, but I do not know what the most appropriate
I need to implement a chat application in my asp.net C# used Web Application. I am looking a 1 to 1 chat . Here i am users and i need to chat those users with other ones.
I want to implement web based chat as google , yahoo , msn , facebook implemented , can any one give idea about which path i have to start i have three ways to do the task which one i should go for is the confusion
1 . Web to Web using Asp.net Database driven approach (AJAX , jquery enabled)
"We should also have an option under the contacts tab, for a chat option .The idea behind it is that if a user is looking to communicate with a staff person they should be able to open a chat session and start a typing their questions and/or concerns. While building the chat option, the chats should be logged for certain period of time and there should be an option of retrieving particular chat sessions as needed."
What is the best way to implement this ? I prefer jquery plugin for implementing the above task () ? I am using asp.net 2.0.Is there any need to update to 3.5 to achieve the above task ?
On this site if you do too many clicks or post comments too fast or something like that you get redirected to the "are you a human" screen. Does anybody know how to do something similar?
I'm trying to implement the SQL Filestream feature so that I can store the physical PDF on hard disk, while still allowing full-text searching. I've set up my database to allow filestreaming, and as far as I know, have made the table correctly (I set it up based on this article: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc949109(SQL.100).aspx). I'm just a bit confused about how it's supposed to work, and what steps I need to manually perform.
My understanding is that I convert the PDF to binary and store the binary data in the varbinary(max) field designated as the "Filestream" field, and once the data is stored, the physical PDF file will automatically be placed in the directory I specified when I set up the Filestream option in SQL server. I can also store the file name and extension for retrieval purposes, but the file must be streamed, rather than accessed directly. Is this all true?
What's currently happening is that I save the binary data to the table, but nothing else happens - a file never shows up on the server. The only contents of the directory are two empty folders named: $FSLOG, and, 9953ffec-7c59-41ce-943d-98073853ba0d, and a HDR file named "filestream". Do I need to manually save the file to disk, in addition to saving the binary data?
This one site in particular Total Training Online has a popup window that drops from the top of the screen on the right side. How can I create that in asp.net c# 2008?
I am working on voting application. In this application, I have to implement the feature to recieve the votes through mail and also from SMS and to add to the existing voting count. Can any body give me some samples or links to implement this feature.
i want to implement this feature in listview control which is bound to objectdatasource... and in on mouse over i have to show the data from database again. when you mouse over the linkbutton then div popup with contents...how to imlement with listview.
I need to audio and video streaming option on my website, like registered user can upload the video through browser option and other users can view that video on website like youtube.
how to implement a filter feature like this? What Ajax or JQuery controls can be used for this (if any)?
Here is an example of how the UI might look like:
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Here is the spec:
The ASP.NET page has a "Filter" component and a "Apply Filter" button. The "Filter" component consists of 4 UI controls as below:
1. A dropdown list with prepopulated values like "Name", "Department", "Building", "Email Address".
2. A dropdown list with four operators - "Equal", "Not Equal", "Like", and "Not Like"
3. This is a dynamic control. It could be a textbox or a dropdown list. If the user chooses "Name" from the first UI control, the third UI control will become a Textbox. If the user chooses "Department" from the first UI control, the third UI control will become a dropdown list with all departments within this company pre-populated.
4. A button with AND expression. If the user clicks this button, one more Filter component will be created.
One possible user case is like this:
ASP.NET: when the page is loaded, it displays one Filter component (3 UI controls and a AND button), a "Apply Filter" button, and an empty "Filter Result" data grid.