You can customise your applet by adding PARAM tags in between the <APPLET>
and </APPLET> tags. For this version of the JAustIRC applet, the
following things can be customized:
Colours
The colours that you can specify are white, black, darkblue, darkgreen,
red, maroon, purple, teal, cyan, blue, magenta, darkgray and lightgray
- bgColour
– the background colour of the channel window
- fgColour
– the foreground (normal text) colour of the channel window
- nlBack
– the background colour of the nicklist
- nlFore
– the foreground (text) colour of the nicklist
- join
– the colour of join messages
- part
– the colour of part messages
- quit
– the colour of quit messages
- mode
– the colour of mode messages
- nick
– the colour of nick change messages
- topic
– the colour of the topic and the setby message
- action
– the colour of action messages
- kick
– the colour of kick messages
- op –
the colour of the message showing you someone has been oped
- deop
– the colour of the message showing you someone has been deoped
- voice
– the colour of the message showing you someone has been voiced
- devoice
– the colour of the message showing you someone has been devoiced
- ban –
the colour of ban messages
- unban
– the colour of unban messages
- own –
the colour of your own messages
- server
– the colour of server messages
- notice
– the colour of notices
- default
– the default text colour
- whois
– the colour of whois messages
Specify a
colour parameter tag like this:
<PARAM
NAME = COLOURS VALUE = "own=red,bgcolour=blue" >
Note:
Do not use spaces in the value part of the param tag.
You do not have to specify this tag. If you do not, the default colour
scheme will be used.
The
main channel
You can set up the java IRC applet so that it joins a channel of your
choosing automatically. The user will not be able to part this channel,
and will stay there unless kicked/banned.
Specify the
main channel parameter tag like this:
<PARAM
NAME = MAIN VALUE = "#rahhh" >
Replace #rahhh with your channel name. This tag goes before the end </APPLET>
tag.
Note: You cannot specify more than one channel name in
the MAIN parameter tag.
If you don't specify a channel, JAustIRC will just connect to AustNet,
and wait for the user to type /join #channelname to join a channel.
User's
Full Name
The IRC user command that is sent to log the user onto the server contains
information gathered from the user prior to connecting, which includes
the users full name. It isn’t safe to provide this information to
anyone who wants to know, therefore there is no place for the user to
input this piece of information in this applet.
You can specify
a “full name” that all the users connecting to AustNet through
the applet on your site will have to use. Do not put anyones full name
here. Be creative, or use it as a place to plug your website.
Specify a
fullname parameter tag like this:
<PARAM
NAME = FULLNAME VALUE = "I am using javaIRC for AustNet" >
Note:
You do not need to specify this tag. If you leave it out, then the default
will be used.
Quit Message
You can specify a custom quit message that will show whenever the user
of the applet disconnects from the server.
Specify a
quitmessage parameter tag like this:
<PARAM
NAME = QUITMESSAGE VALUE = "I am using javaIRC for AustNet"
>
Note:
You do not need to specify this tag. If you leave it out, then the default
will be used.
More help
If you have any problems with the applet, or have a bug to report, email
sophie@austnet.org with as much
information about the problem as possible. Please note, that this is only
for help with installing or using the applet, and not for help with any
of AustNet’s services. You can also join #austnetwebsite on the
AustNet IRC Network, and we will
attempt to help you.
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