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Support for PHP Live Chat Pro

Support for PHP Live Chat Pro

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Popular questions for this item

How to upgrade the application after a new version is released?

To install the updated version, you need to first re-download the item from CodeCanyon and copy the new files on your web server. After that, run the same installation process as originally done. Note that you can keep your database intact with all of the data (you don’t have to delete and re-create it again). If you want the database to stay as it is, just don’t run uninstallation of the previous version.

If you want to feel more safe, you can always install the new version under a different directory (with the old one still working) and test it before finally switching.

Keeping current configuration and settings after update
There are some files and directories you can keep on your server when updating, so that your configuration, application settings and uploaded avatars stay intact in the new version. For that, upload everything, but those items:

  • /php/config/parameters.php
    (stores main configuration and database settings),
  • /php/config/app.settings.php
    (stores settings from the Settings tab of the administration panel),
  • /upload
    (stores your custom avatars).

How to reset existing installation and set new password?

  • Open the livechat\php\config\app.settings.php file.
  • Find the installed=1 line and change it to installed= (nothing after the equal sign).
  • Save the file.
  • Open the livechat\php\config\parameters.php file.
  • Find the 'superPass' => 'yourpass', and change it to 'superPass' => '',
  • Save the file.
  • Visit the livechat/php/app.php?install URL in your browser and the installation wizard will be displayed, where you can set the password again.

How to make the application use non-minified JavaScript files

All of the original JavaScript files are available in the livechat/js subdirectories. To use non-minified JavaScript files, please follow to livechat/php/config/config.php and change the following line:

'env' => 'prod',


to this one:

'env' => 'dev',


After that the application will load non-minified sources and your JavaScript code changes will be visible in the browser.

How to display the widget in a separate popup window?

You can do this by not embedding the widget on your page and then using the following JavaScript call in your custom button’s click handler:

window.open('livechat/php/app.php?widget-inline', 'livechatPopup', 'toolbar=yes,width=450,height=550');

This assumes that your installation is inside root livechat directory, so update the path accordingly in case you’ve renamed the folder.

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Item support includes:

  • Availability of the author to answer questions
  • Answering technical questions about item’s features
  • Assistance with reported bugs and issues
  • Help with included 3rd party assets

However, item support does not include:

  • Customization services
  • Installation services

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