dragging an image into the browser causes it to be published in the chat for all participants; the progress bar fills up, but when complete, only the participant who pasted it sees the transition from the placeholder to the image -- everyone else sees the placeholder remain with a full progress bar. refreshing the page doesn't change anything, except that for the user who uploaded the photo, it reverts to the placeholder instead of the image itself.

welcome the new holla 2 !!! we will the first one user. ;-)

can't see the create channel button , can't see the logout link.

Is there a way to test out and use Holla without a twitter login? I don't use twitter. How else can I login to the application?

I've run bundle install, rake db:create, and launched the server. When I try to open the app I get "...messages table doesn't exist." thanks.

$ bundle exec rake test

results in:

4 tests, 0 assertions, 0 failures, 4 errors, 0 skips

Test run options: --seed 29828
Errors running test:units, test:functionals!

First is:

  1) Error:
test_the_truth(ChannelTest):
ActiveRecord::StatementInvalid: SQLite3::SQLException: no such table: chats:
DELETE FROM "chats" WHERE 1=1

The other 3 fail for the same reason.

In Holla 2 messages don't reappear on reloading a page. Also unable to load a Roster or have multiple people join a channel.

ActionController::RoutingError (No route matches "/WebSocketMain.swf"):

I had try the latest holla2 .But seems that less still not work due to using nginx as the front web server and proxy request to thin. The less work when i use the url with port like Http://domain.com:9998 but not work with the url like http://domain.com.

When I start typing a search the results are strange... if I type the letter 'c' for example I see multiple copies of chat messages that have the letter 'c' in them. It does not seem to have anything to do with the number of times the letter 'c' appears inside of the message, I don't see extra copies for the message that has extra 'c' characters in it.

There's not any case where messages with only one 'c' show up only one time when searching for 'c'... everything shows up two or three times when searching for a single character string.

The extra copies go away when I am searching for anything with more than one letter. So if I search for 'chairs' I will only see one copy of the message that has the word 'chairs' in it.

I am using Holla from git head.

Thanks,
Kingdon

Hey man...
I am trying to customize the drag and drop feature and am running into a few issues.

Basically I need the left side items to be drag and droppable to the right side items.

I analyzed this http://ui-dev.jquery.com/demos/droppable/#revert but couldn't get it to work from left to right (i.e. I did get it to work on the left side only).

Right now, when you drag an item from the left (i.e. ul#named-tag... see the code below), and try to drop it on the right, it just gets added as a new tag. The right and left are both sortable and I connectWith works only with like items right?

In "connectWith" in the code below, it just has 'ul#item-list'. Do you know how I might be able to target each chat item?
It looks like the data in the chat side on the right is being stored as 'in memory data', so I am not able to view source and readily see li tag id's.

Thanks for any help or direction on this.

For example:

3. Error:
   test_the_truth(JuggernautObserverTest):
   ActiveRecord::StatementInvalid: Mysql2::Error: Table 'holla2_test.chats' doesn't exist: DELETE FROM chats

It doesn't appear that there is anything in the db schema that ever creates this table? What am I missing?

I use sudo node server.js to start juggernaut,
I can see the juggernaut receive the msg which i send. but it can publish to the channel.
The error msg is below:
Publishing to channels: /observer : [object Object]

The demo site listed in README.markdown is returning:

It works!

This is the default web page for this server.

The web server software is running but no content has been added, yet.

I couldn't figure out a better place to report that, so please accept my apology if it is totally inappropriate here!

The application.css file seems to be missing.

I installed Juggernaut on Heroku using this Gist:

https://gist.github.com/1003748

Now I'm trying to test out connecting to it from my local webserver.

var jug = new Juggernaut({
    host: 'mywebapp.herokuapp.com',
    port: 80
});

console.log(jug.options.host); // mywebapp.herokuapp.com
console.log(jug.options.port); // 80

jug.on('connect', function() { 
    console.log('connect');
});

jug.on('disconnect', function() { 
    console.log('disconnect');
});

jug.subscribe('channel1', function(data) {
    console.log("Got data: " + data); 
});

This produces an error:

Invalid url for WebSocket ws://[object Object]:5000/socket.io/websocket

It seems to be using my local port and the host is an object?

can't see the create channel button , can't see the logout link.

Hello.

I have Holla set up as described in readme.md on a Mac on a local network. The router is an Apple Airport. Messages sent from a browser running on the server machine are properly echoed back to that browser. If I log in from another machine on the network, messages sent from that machine's browser will make it to the server and display on the browser running on that server, but will not display in the chat on the client machine's browser.

Any idea where to look to trouble shoot? Juggernaut's log does register the receipt and broadcast of these messages.

Your connection is not secure

The owner of maccman-holla.heroku.com has configured their website improperly. To protect your information from being stolen, Firefox has not connected to this website.

This site uses HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS) to specify that Firefox may only connect to it securely. As a result, it is not possible to add an exception for this certificate.

I tried deploying this on my Debian GNU/kFreeBSD server only to learn that Node.JS is not supported on that platform.

So I wasn't able to bring up Juggernaut. But everything else works. Except. When you publish messages to a server that does not have Juggernaut, you should get some feedback that your messages are not going out. I'm thinking something less obtrusive than an alert. Like turbogears alerts. Just a visual control that lets you know that there is no web socket backend, without getting in your way, so that when you try to send messages, you don't have the expectation that they're being saved or going anywhere.

KPB