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  • 1.  Operating an custom dashboard panel from an web browser

    Posted 11-15-2022 04:07
    Hi,
    I recently built an custom panel interface of my  NK3G 34X34 crosspoint SDI router on Dashboard. Sharing the reference screenshot. can this panel be integrated into an browser interface . The idea is that user does not access any other parameters of the dashboard interface  other than the source and destination buttons assigned in the custom panel interface. can anyone help me on this please ?
    sharing the custom panel interface of the SDi router NK3G 34X34


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    jaiprakash naidu naidu
    Broadcast Manager
    TV18 Broadcast Ltd
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  • 2.  RE: Operating an custom dashboard panel from an web browser

    Posted 11-18-2022 17:01

    Hi Jaiprakash
    You presently cannot expose the custom panel itself to a web browser. What you can do is expose individual scripts/buttons using the HTTP Trigger Service. 
    In this custom panel, you can trigger the button by pointing your browser to http://localhost:9099

    <abs contexttype="opengear" httptriggerport="9099" keepalive="true" subscriptions="true">
   <button buttontype="push" gpi="run-script" height="136" left="28" name="Run Script" top="65" width="233">
      <task tasktype="ogscript">ogscript.debug("hello world");
if (event.getTrigger &amp;&amp; event.getTrigger() != null)
{
   ogscript.debug("TRIGGER: " + event.getTrigger());
}
if (event.getState &amp;&amp; event.getState() != null)
{
   ogscript.debug("STATE: " + event.getState());
}</task>
   </button>
</abs>


    If you are writing your own web interface to trigger the buttons, you can also pass along additional state information:
    http://localhost:9099/triggers/run-script/addtional%20state%20data



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    James Peltzer
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  • 3.  RE: Operating an custom dashboard panel from an web browser

    Posted 11-21-2022 06:04
    Thank you very much james for the reply

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    jaiprakash naidu naidu
    Broadcast Manager
    TV18 Broadcast Ltd
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  • 4.  RE: Operating an custom dashboard panel from an web browser

    Posted 02-27-2023 10:30

    Hi james,

    Since i dont know about programming is there an helpful step by step guide to integrate the buttons as above in my custom panel to be shown in an web interface and be triggered. please help 



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    jaiprakash naidu naidu
    Broadcast Manager
    TV18 Broadcast Ltd
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  • 5.  RE: Operating an custom dashboard panel from an web browser

    Posted 02-27-2023 11:27

    Hi Jaiprakash

    Exposing the Custom Panel to the browser and adding an http trigger to a particular set of tasks associated with a button has nothing to do with how the tasks themselves are coded. They are absolutely allowed to use Visual Logic.

    Step 1:
    Assign an HTTP trigger port to the Custom Panel:

    Step 2:

    Create a button and add a task to perform a function:

    Step 3:

    Assign a trigger ID to the button:

    Step 4:

    View the triggerable buttons in a browser and use them:



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    James Peltzer
    Ross Video
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