We only use Chrome. We are not using HTTPS for connecting to FOP2.
Are you saying, if I set Websockets to "true", my Chrome plugin will work, but then I will have to use Firefox to get the the FOP2 webpage???
...or is it not possible to access both the Chrome Plugin and the FOP2 website with websockets set to "true"
thanks for your help with this
It was not enabled. But, if I enable the websockets in the presence.js file, then I can no longer connect to my /fop2 webpage.
any other ideas?
The icon in the Chrome toolbar has a scrolling error that says "Unable to connect to server"
I can connect via web browser to the exact IP address and extension and password and the web page comes up fine. However, when I put the same information into the extension, it doesn't connect.
I did not change the port from the default 4445. I did a portscan on the Asterisk server and 4445 is open.
I am running FOP version 2.26
I am running Chrome version 29.0.1547.76
I am running FreePBX too.
When I set up the FOP2 Chrome Extension, I have tried both the DNS name and ip of my Asterisk server. no dice.
Any thoughts???
