Universal Devices ISY-994i Series, User Manual

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You have the choice of installing your customized HAD on your own web server, or on ISY,
provided that you own the ISY networking module. The easiest option for a first try is to
install it on your ISY. However, it is difficult to constantly make changes to your web page
and send it to ISY each time. For development purposes, having your own web server
makes the process much easier. However, you will need to setup what is called a
transparent proxy. The basic principle is that http calls to /rest/* needs to be redirected
to http://your_isy/rest
Using a proxy also has the added benefit that you can skip the ISY authentication by
providing the user and password to ISY automatically.
You can use the following Transparent ISY proxy from
nstein: http://sites.google.com/site/isyajax/other-tools-php-code
Here's more information on HAD Customization;
21.4.3.1HAD Customization: Theming 101
21.4.3.1.1
Build a new theme
HAD is based on jQuery and jQueryUI. This allows you to build and replace the default
theme that HAD uses. You can build a custom theme using the jQueryUI themeroller:
http://jqueryui.com/themeroller/
In order to build your custom theme, you can start from scratch, or start from an existing
theme. To start from an existing theme, choose "Gallery", choose one of the predefined
themes, and use "Edit". Then, you can tweak your theme, below "Roll your own".
When it is to your taste, click "Download theme".
You have to choose a few options:
•
Take the latest release (1.10.4) at the time of writing
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Then you can leave everything checked, or check only what is required;
o
Core
o
Widget
o
Mouse
o
Accordion
o
Button
o
Slider
o
Spinner
o
Tabs
Leave the rest as is and proceed with the Download.
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