I assume it should work, just make sure you include the Elgg engine.

Ok thanks, another question. Is this code correct?

<?php if(elgg_is_logged_in()) { echo elgg_echo ('<script type=\"text/javascript\" src=\"./im/im.php\"></script>'); } ?>

Im trying to call a chat window if the user is logged in when the page loads:

It look ok to me but my eyes arnt well trained soo... :(

Ok i found the problem :)

Here is the right thing!

<?php if(elgg_is_logged_in()) { echo elgg_echo ("<script type=\"text/javascript\" src=\"./im/im.php\"></script>"); } ?>

@flexx: you are misusing elgg_echo - its purpose is to print language strings. just use "echo" for such situations!

have a nice day.

ooo ok thanks 13! :)

Ismayil now that i reach where you are talking, How exactly do include the Elgg Engine?

require_once('path_to_elgg/engine/start.php');

Thanks webgalli :)

If im getting an error saying that the function is already called in another directory, can i just rename that function and it works? The script im using is have the "get_user()" function which is already in the elgg engine so im having a bit of problem.

Thanks :)