Settings for displaying information about an interlocutor in a private dialogue
By default, in the private conversation window you see a little information: user email, phone number, work department, day of birth.
In the list of information fields, specify the set of necessary constants divided by commas:

| 
    Constant  | 
  
    Description  | 
 
| 
    ROLE  | 
  
    User Rights group. Administrative rights required. Otherwise, the request will be ignored;  | 
 
| 
    IP_ADDRESS  | 
  
    user IP address. Special rights required;  | 
 
| 
    LOCAL_IP_ADDRESS  | 
  
    list of user's local IP addresses. Special rights required;  | 
 
| 
    MAC_ADDRESS  | 
  
    user MAC address. Special rights required;  | 
 
| 
    COMPUTER_NET_NAME  | 
  
    user's computer network name (NetBIOS). Special rights required;  | 
 
| 
    LASTACCESS  | 
  
    the date of the last connection to MyChat Server;  | 
 
| 
    | 
  
    user's email address;  | 
 
| 
    UINHARDWAREID  | 
  
    unique HardwareID: user's computer ID. Special rights required;  | 
 
| 
    USERDOMAINNAME  | 
  
    user domain name (when using a tansparent Active Directory-authorization);  | 
 
| 
    CLIENTVERSION  | 
  
    version of the client application;  | 
 
| 
    HOME_MARITALSTATUS  | 
  
    marital status;  | 
 
| 
    INTERNALNICKNAME  | 
  
    user's internal nickname;  | 
 
| 
    FIRSTNAME  | 
  
    first name;  | 
 
| 
    LASTNAME  | 
  
    last name;  | 
 
| 
    MIDDLENAME  | 
  
    middle name;  | 
 
| 
    REGISTERED  | 
  
    registration date on MyChat Server;  | 
 
| 
    WORK_PHONE  | 
  
    work phone number;  | 
 
| 
    HOME_BIRTHDAY  | 
  
    birth date;  | 
 
| 
    HOME_BIRTHDAY_WITHOUT_YEAR  | 
  
    birth date without a year. The date and a month;  | 
 
| 
    WORK_DIVDEPT  | 
  
    user's department;  | 
 
| 
    HOME_PHONE  | 
  
    home phone number;  | 
 
| 
    HOME_FAX  | 
  
    home fax;  | 
 
| 
    HOME_CELLULAR  | 
  
    mobile phone number;  | 
 
| 
    HOME_STREETADDRESS  | 
  
    home address;  | 
 
| 
    HOME_CITY  | 
  
    home city;  | 
 
| 
    HOME_STATE  | 
  
    home region/state;  | 
 
| 
    HOME_ZIP  | 
  
    home postcode;  | 
 
| 
    HOME_COUNTRY  | 
  
    home country;  | 
 
| 
    HOME_WWW  | 
  
    home webpage;  | 
 
| 
    WORK_COMPANYNAME  | 
  
    company name;  | 
 
| 
    WORK_OFFICE  | 
  
    office number;  | 
 
| 
    WORK_PHONE  | 
  
    work phone number;  | 
 
| 
    WORK_FAX  | 
  
    work fax;  | 
 
| 
    WORK_PAGER  | 
  
    work pager/beeper number;  | 
 
| 
    WORK_STREETADDRESS  | 
  
    work address;  | 
 
| 
    WORK_CITY  | 
  
    work city;  | 
 
| 
    WORK_STATE  | 
  
    work region/state;  | 
 
| 
    WORK_ZIP  | 
  
    work postcode;  | 
 
| 
    WORK_COUNTRY  | 
  
    work country;  | 
 
| 
    WORK_WWW  | 
  
    work website;  | 
 
| 
    WORK_POSITION  | 
  
    work position.  | 
 
All constants are divided by commas in the uppercase. The information displayed line by line in the order in which the constants are listed. If a user profile is not specified, it won't be displayed.
Example
EMAIL, UINHARDWAREID, CLIENTVERSION, HOME_MARITALSTATUS, MIDDLENAME, REGISTERED
How does it look like?

Each line performs an action when you click on it:
- website address opens a browser with the link;
 - email address opens the email application;
 - phone number opens the program for calls (deals with the protocol "callto" in the system);
 - computer network name opens the Explorer for viewing network resources on the computer in a local network;
 - IP address opens the Explorer (if this IP from a local network) or GeoIP service;
 - client version application opens the section with the version history on the Help page;
 - any information about geographical position (country, city, region/state, postcode) on Google Maps.
 
See also
Managing settings templates for clients on the server