<?php
require_once 'hawthorn.php';
if (array_key_exists('user', $_GET)) {
// In a real system you would fill the values in here from:
// 1) Magic number from your system's configuration, which would be set to
// match the Hawthorn server's magic number. (Do not use this example
// magic number on any live system!)
// 2) User and display name from your system's user database, based on
// the current authenticated user.
// 3) Permissions from your system's user database, based on permission
// information your system stores ("rw" for normal users).
// 4) Hawthorn server URL(s) from your system's configuration.
$hawthorn = new hawthorn('23d70acbe28943b3548e500e297afb16', array('http://192.168.0.100:13370/'), $_GET['user'], $_GET['displayname'], $_GET['extra'], $_GET['permissions'], 'hawthorn.js', 'popup.html', 'reacquire.php');
// This test uses a load test channel in case you want to watch a load test.
// To show it working, just get the auth key and display it.
$hawthorn->getAuthKey('loadtestchan3', $hawthornKey, $hawthornKeyTime);
?>
<p>Ok, got past init again. Key is <?php
print $hawthornKey;
?>
, time
<?php
print $hawthornKeyTime;
?>
.</p>
<?php
// Print JS code that causes recent messages to be displayed.
print $hawthorn->recent('loadtestchan3');
// Print link to chat in channel.
print $hawthorn->linkToChat('loadtestchan3', 'Load test channel 3', 'Chat now!');
// For admins only, print server statistics link
