SageTV Mobile Web Interface Version 2.1.0

[SteveD]

Is there anyway to add links for other webpages to SageTV Mobile Web Interface.

[PiX64]

U would have to modify the code directly.

Where would u want to add links, and to what if u don't mind me asking.

[SteveD]

Want to add links for my webcams. I don't want to bookmark separate links. I use yawcam.

[PiX64]

Afaik u would have to modifying code. Once modified u would need to push a dev package to your server. Everytime we push out a new build your changes would be lost. I'll talk to jreichen to see if we can cone up with something for ya... U could make a standard HTML page with links and throw it in it's own jetty context. From there u could go to the web ui... Not the most elegant but a quick and dirty solution..

[SteveD]

So if I create a html page, I can locate it here C:\Program Files\SageTV\SageTV\jetty\contexts and access it through the web UI. Do I have to edit anything in the UI to see the added links.

[Fonceur]

So what exactly do you gain compared to just bookmarking the webcam?

[SteveD]

One page on my smartphone to look for my links.

[PiX64]

I believe so yes, but im not 100% sure how jetty handles that. you may need some additional files in order for it to work. If i get sometime today during the day i will look for you and see if there is an easy way to do it.

[wayner]

The way that I have dealt with this is that I have a customized home page on my WHS box. This includes links to my home cameras as well as to my Jetty Pages (I have a regular and backup server). So it does require another click or two but it is not too bad to deal with.

[jreichen]

I don't think you'll want to put anything in the jetty/contexts folder. That would require creating a more complex web application.

For simpler content you can put files in the jetty/static directory or subdirectories in there. For example, if you create the file jetty/static/webcams.html, you can access it at the URL http://<server>:<port>/webcams.html.

[PiX64]

Thanks for correcting my erroneous post jreichen! i knew there was a way to do it but couldn't quite remember, and haven't had a chance to look at it yet.

thanks again!

[SteveD]

Installed a copy of Abyss Web Server X1. Configured it for port 80. Created a webpage with links to Webcams and sage mobile web.. Now I don't have to remember any ports. Just point to my dyndns address to get the page.