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I'm using this incredible gem to implement a chat application. It's been working great, according to what the RailsCast shows; however, I'm wondering how can I create multiple channels so I can have private sessions? I haven't found any examples of that and, although "/messages/new" works perfectly, it broadcasts the conversation to all chat windows (and this is unwanted).
Thanks in advance! And sorry if my question seems dumb.
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And does the wildcard () also applies with this gem? I've been reading from Faye documentation that it is useful to subscribe to any available channel (for example, subscribe_to "messages/" will subscribe the user to every channel). This doubt is because I need to implement a one-to-many chat like application, and obviously one specific user needs to be subscribed to every channel to answer each and any of the conversations.
Thanks in advance!
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Hi!
I'm using this incredible gem to implement a chat application. It's been working great, according to what the RailsCast shows; however, I'm wondering how can I create multiple channels so I can have private sessions? I haven't found any examples of that and, although "/messages/new" works perfectly, it broadcasts the conversation to all chat windows (and this is unwanted).
Thanks in advance! And sorry if my question seems dumb.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: