Roy Sivan

There isn’t a way to do this by default.. what you can do is edit your post template so you replace <?php comments_template(); ?> with <?php echo do_shortcode('[ng-chatroom id=""]'); ?> and figure out how to use a custom post meta to change the id per post.

As far as the 24-48 hour, you can wrap that echo do_shortcode in a if statement that checks the current date vs. post date to see if 48 hours have passed.

I will not be building this into the plugin, so just some suggestions for how to get it done with the plugin as it is now.

According to Icecomm: Chrome & Firefox.
https://icecomm.io/

resolving

Thanks @willsentance

Are you using v2 of the REST API or v1?

got a URL i can look at?

@btolman what version of WP are you running? i unfortunately haven’t had time to test 4.4

@njsteele

Check out this article which talks about the whole process.

v1 of wpRTC used 1 turn/signal server as a backup, so 2 people could potentially see each others video broadcast. Since I wanted an EASY to use plugin that was more or less plug and play, I decided to use IceComm. IceComm does all the heavy lifting of the TURN/ / SIGNAL servers as well as creating cross-browser friendly code for the webRTC itself.

All in all, wpRTC is a much more functional plugin because of IceComm, and way more secure. I could have hid the fact that there was a major flaw in v1, since I was still learning about webRTC when I built it.. but I have been open about it on my blog and in version updates. My goal is just to create good, free plugins. If not on the repo here on my GitHub account for easier update/maintenance and community involvement.

exactly. I’m not forcing you to pay for IceComm, but if you want a need a premium service to run your video chat(s) than unfortunately yes, it is not free. IceComm is a SAAS model, my plugin is 100% free and open source.

Open Source = you can take the code and use it as you wish
Free = you don’t need to pay for my code here, or icecomm for bare minimum.

Just like many other plugins (just like your fav BARC) they run on a freemium model.. Free up to a certain point.

Why did I choose icecomm? before turning to icecomm the plugin was using ANOTHER library called SimpleWebRTC, great and free except TURN/SIGNAL servers were set identically on all plugins, so you had the potential of seeing someone else’s conversation or entering someone else’s video chat. NOT GOOD. Once I uncovered this potential flaw I quickly switched up the library.

I don’t need the money, i want to create FREE and open source software for you to use, but I can’t build it all, and hand it all away. If you want me to build what icecomm has, I can’t, especially not for free. So if you need more then 50 unique concurrent users, and don’t want to pay.. this is not the plugin for you. If you are getting more then 50 unique concurrent visitors, and not monetizing, maybe there is an issue since icecomm’s base plan is pretty affordable.

IceComm is completely free to use. up to a certain point.
From their website:
“All features, standard support and up to 50 Monthly unique active users”
That is pretty 100% free and you’d only need to pay once you hit over 50 unique active concurrent users. (1 video chat with more then 50 people). I trust IceComm and their infrastructure to support and grow with anyone’s needs.

I’m sorry IceComm is not in the description, I’ll make sure to remedy that with my next push.

As far as the $1/mo. Not sure where that comes from. my plugin is online here on the WordPress repo, completely open sourced and free to use. 100% FREE. Not just is it 100% free for everyone to use, I come back consistently to resolve support tickets, and work with everyone who downloads it when I can to make sure it works, the only payment I take is for the premium version of the plugin which offers more features.

@svetoslavd79 just updated to v3 which fixes the api v2 issues.

Feel free to fork and update submit a PR –
https://github.com/royboy789/wordpress-firebase-chat

if you contribute I’ll add you as an author in the WP repo version.

I know what it is now, v2 of the api. I need to add in a custom endpoint for the Custom Post Type.

I’ll try to get new version up with a fix asap.

Looks like you got some type of authentication blocking on your API, haven’t seen this before on other, do you have any custom code hooked into the API?

yes, Firebase is universal, just a data store.

resolving for now.