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• • afgho
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  • • Joined 13 Feb, 2012
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    • 4 topics • 18 posts
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  • 14 Feb, 2012
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  Ok tried it in firefox and it failed, don't know if it is related to your problem but i solved it by replacing this (in "runtime.js" of the plugin):

  if(!!WebSocket)
                ?socket = new WebSocket(uri);
            else
                ?socket = new MozWebSocket(uri);

  by this:

            if ("WebSocket" in window || "MozWebSocket" in window)
            {
                ?var webSocketObject = "MozWebSocket" in window ? MozWebSocket : WebSocket;
                ?socket = new webSocketObject(uri);
            }
  

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• • afgho
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  • • Joined 13 Feb, 2012
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  • 14 Feb, 2012
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  does it work in local? the browser log output some strange errors on that page

• • afgho
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  • • Joined 13 Feb, 2012
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  • 13 Feb, 2012
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  Thank for the plugin.

  I made a client using the "socket-websockets" version but i got this error when running it:

  Uncaught TypeError: Can't add property socket, object is not extensible"

  solved by adding this line inside the "runtime.js" after the line "this.lastPort = 80;":

  his.socket = undefined;

  Here is a working simple client+server example:

  Client: http://www.mediafire.com/?qvadyqwqwx692ya

  Server: http://www.mediafire.com/?2soipgu5ug6s3wv

  The server is done in ruby with em-websocket so you will need them in order to run it.