OnSSI NetDVMS Rev 6.5
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Using an HTML Page for NetGuard Navigation
In addition to displaying images from cameras, the NetGuard is able to display static images and HTML
pages. Such HTML pages may be used for intuitively switching between different views in the NetGuard.
For example, you may insert a clickable floor plan of a building, and you would be able to simply click a
part of the floor plan to instantly switch to a view displaying images from the required part of the
building.
In the following, you will see examples of HTML pages for NetGuard navigation: a simple HTML page with
buttons, and a more advanced HTML page with a clickable image map. For NetDVMS system
administrators wishing to create and distribute such HTML pages to NetGuard users, a check list outlining
the tasks involved is also provided.
Note: The method described here requires a locally installed version of the NetGuard.
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Example of an HTML Page with Button Navigation
A very quick solution is to create an HTML page with buttons for navigation. You are able to
create five categories of buttons on the HTML page:
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Buttons for switching between the NetGuard's views
Required HTML syntax:
<input type="button" value="Buttontext"
onclick="top.changeView('Groupname', 'Viewname');">
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Buttons for switching between the NetGuard's three tabs: Live, Browse and
Setup
Bear in mind that, depending on their user rights, some users may not be able to access
all three tabs.
Required HTML syntax:
Live tab:
<input type="button" value="Buttontext"
onclick="top.selectPane('live');">
Browse tab:
<input type="button" value="Buttontext"
onclick="top.selectPane('browse');"
Setup tab:
<input type="button" value="Buttontext"
onclick="top.selectPane('setup');">
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Buttons for hiding/showing the NetGuard's standard navigation pane
Required HTML syntax:
Hiding:
<input type="button" value="Buttontext"
onclick="top.showPane(false);">
Showing:
<input type="button" value="Buttontext"
Содержание NetDVMS 6.5
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