Description
Skittybop is a WordPress plugin that enables users of a WordPress site to communicate with a pool of operators via video calls using the Skittybop Video Call service. You can install and use the plugin by following these steps:
- Download and install Skittybop using the built-in WordPress plugin installer.
- Log in as an administrator and create one or more WordPress accounts with the Operator role.
- Log in as any WordPress user and click the red button in the bottom right corner to start a video call with one of the available operators.
- Log in as an operator to accept incoming video calls 1.
- Visit the Skittybop page in the administration panel to view and manage the video call history.
To unlock the full potential of the Skittybop plugin, you need to create an account and have an active subscription by visiting the Skittybop API Management Platform. For more information about Skittybop video Call service please follow the links below:
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Operators who need to stop receiving incoming video calls should log out from WordPress. This action will put them offline and stop notifications. ↩︎
Screenshots
Start video call button 
Pending outgoing video call dialog 
Accept/Reject incoming video call dialog 
Ongoing video call dialog 
Video call history page 
Video call history filtering 
Operator status 
Create an operator account 
Pop-up video call 
Pop-up video call window 
Delete video calls for administrators
Installation
You can download and install Skittybop using the built-in WordPress plugin installer. If you download Skittybop manually, make sure it is uploaded to “/wp-content/plugins/skittybop/”.
FAQ
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If you have any question
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Use the support forum of this plugin.
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Skittybop cannot access my microphone or camera
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Skittybop uses your browser’s API to ask for permissions to access your microphone or camera. In case you get an error that your device can not be accessed or used, please check one of the following:
- Another application uses the device.
- Your browsing context is insecure (that is, the page was loaded using HTTP rather than HTTPS).
- You denied access to your browser when you were asked for.
- You have denied globally access to all applications via your browser’s configuration
Reviews
Contributors & Developers
“Skittybop” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.
Contributors
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Interested in development?
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Changelog
1.0.4
- Initial version of the plugin