I am trying to run an webpage that I created, but from the local/server computer being used to host xibo. If I target a webpage it works fine, but when I try to target it local, nothing works.
I am trying to run an Instagram feed ( instafeedjs.com ) and it works when I double click the html file I created, just can’t get Xibo to run it.
First, thank you for the reply! I tried that already, but for some reason it doesn’t come up, let me try it again because I think I might have had too many slashes in there.
I thought of doing it that way (embedded), but I am just learning this stuff so I wouldn’t know where to start. BUT, I will see what I can figure out.
Maybe I am missing something ,but I can’t get the page to show at all. I have tried to enter the file path under “webpage”, should it be something else?
I find it useful to enable the mouse with a display profile and then right click on the Xibo window where you think the webpage should have opened… you can then “View Source” and see what IE thinks it is showing.
There is an experimental CEF integration which you can switch on in the Windows client however it’s not that stable. That brings Chrome instead of IE, but you would be far better off making your code work with IE at this time.
Thank you again for the input, it is greatly appreciated. Going to do the registry idea linked above. Just need to figure out one thing: It says new key, so I put in a new key and then add a dword to that key, correct?
From the Microsoft guide linked from that article:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE (or HKEY_CURRENT_USER)
SOFTWARE
Microsoft
Internet Explorer
Main
FeatureControl
FEATURE_BROWSER_EMULATION
XiboClient.exe = (DWORD) 00008000
So FEATURE_BROWSER_EMULATION is the key, and XiboClient.exe is a DWORD value.
Thank you Alex. From the guide in the link above I was confused because it said add a key. This makes more sense. Once I add the dword later I will give it a shot.
Yes, it runs in IE. I made sure to try it in all browsers. Like I said, the interesting piece is that runs fine in Xibo when I put it up on a webserver, but to run it locally it won’t run.
Ideally pop them in a drop box or something similar and we will collect them - I can’t promise we will look straight away i’m afraid, but we shall try.