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= Features of the Chat page = | = Features of the Chat page = | ||
The Chat page is composed of 4 areas: | The Chat page is composed of 4 areas: | ||
# | # Message field, for message to be sent | ||
# the | # Username field, to identify the sender | ||
# a Speech enable button in the case the web browser is compatible with the Google TTS engine. Check [http://caniuse.com/#search=SpeechSynthesisUtterance this site] for compatibility. | # a Speech enable button will be present in the case the web browser is compatible with the Google TTS engine. Check [http://caniuse.com/#search=SpeechSynthesisUtterance this site] for compatibility. Chrome, Safari, Opera, iOS Safari are compatible, IE, Firefox, Opera Mini, Android Browser are not (so far). | ||
# Conversation box | # Conversation box, message exchange history. | ||
[[Category: CHAT]] [[Category:mhttpd Pages]] | [[Category: CHAT]] [[Category:mhttpd Pages]] | ||
Revision as of 14:45, 16 July 2015
Purpose
The purpose of mhttpd Chat Page is to provide a simple mean of communication between multiple users under the same Midas experiment. This communication is done via the Midas web application. Additional speaking (Text-to-Speech) of the message can be enabled (see below).
Access to the Chat Page
The Chat Page is displayed by clicking on the Chat button on the mhttpd Status Page or other mhttpd web page.
- Note
- If the Chat button is not present on the Status Page
- it may have been suppressed.
Features of the Chat page
The Chat page is composed of 4 areas:
- Message field, for message to be sent
- Username field, to identify the sender
- a Speech enable button will be present in the case the web browser is compatible with the Google TTS engine. Check this site for compatibility. Chrome, Safari, Opera, iOS Safari are compatible, IE, Firefox, Opera Mini, Android Browser are not (so far).
- Conversation box, message exchange history.