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man was it difficult to reply to this node. but i have done it! (the trick was to specify the 'title' param manually in the URL; i just put 'foo' then changed it after)

as for ZZamboni's problem, i was thinking about this myself. when i get more time to work on my chat client, i'm going to overhaul the cookie/login stuff. as part of that, i'm going to make it so that the chat client can remove the cookie jar from its user agent to go into 'lurk mode'.

i think that any time a user's cookie is used to grab a page, it should affect the Other users nodelet. make the clients smarter.

In reply to RE: Logged in chat clients by mdillon
in thread Other Users and XML ticker by ZZamboni

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