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### ABOUT

  This module adds the necessary script to the footer of ones site for prompting users to chat via zopim.

  Current Features:
      * Administration settings to allow setting your account number for the script
      * Setting the pages in which to show the script:
            o From a blacklist of pages
            o From a whitelist of pages
            o By returning a value of true or false from PHP snippet
      * Setting visibility of script by role

### INSTALLING

  1. Extract zopim tarball into your sites/all/modules directory so it looks like sites/all/modules/zopim
  2. Navigate to Administer -> Build -> Modules and enable the module.
  3. Navigate to Administer -> Site Configuration -> Zopim and add your account number as well as any other configuration options you want.

### CREDITS

  Originally developed by Nicholas Alipaz of Stitch Technologies - http://www.stitch-technologies.com/

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  2. ### ABOUT

  3. 

  4.   This module adds the necessary script to the footer of ones site for prompting users to chat via zopim.

  5. 

  6.   Current Features:

  7.       * Administration settings to allow setting your account number for the script

  8.       * Setting the pages in which to show the script:

  9.             o From a blacklist of pages

  10.             o From a whitelist of pages

  11.             o By returning a value of true or false from PHP snippet

  12.       * Setting visibility of script by role

  13. 

  14. ### INSTALLING

  15. 

  16.   1. Extract zopim tarball into your sites/all/modules directory so it looks like sites/all/modules/zopim

  17.   2. Navigate to Administer -> Build -> Modules and enable the module.

  18.   3. Navigate to Administer -> Site Configuration -> Zopim and add your account number as well as any other configuration options you want.

  19. 

  20. ### CREDITS

  21. 

  22.   Originally developed by Nicholas Alipaz of Stitch Technologies - http://www.stitch-technologies.com/