1459 replies to this topic

[Dimitrij]

I have an updated CSS file for a dynamic webif width, but it's not perfect yet and needs some more finetuning and fixes for the CURRENT epg toolbar, it has some hardcoded CSS Stuff that needs to get improved and fixed and probably some other layout changes need to be made on other screens to make it look nice, even on wide screen

/usr/lib/enigma2/python/Plugins/Extensions/OpenWebif/public/css/style.css

Why has this never been implemented? It works great!

I liked it.

[stick50jr]

I have an updated CSS file for a dynamic webif width, but it's not perfect yet and needs some more finetuning and fixes for the CURRENT epg toolbar, it has some hardcoded CSS Stuff that needs to get improved and fixed and probably some other layout changes need to be made on other screens to make it look nice, even on wide screen

/usr/lib/enigma2/python/Plugins/Extensions/OpenWebif/public/css/style.css

Why has this never been implemented? It works great!

I liked it.

Me too +1

[Dimitrij]

Who can make these changes?
Here it is done:
https://github.com/o...f1378b7497b6ade

[littlesat]

Silly isn't it.... that in a fork thinks are committed....

[Rob van der Does]

Silly isn't it.... that in a fork thinks are committed....

Well, it has been asked multiple times in this thread to commit this valuable contribution. As this has not been done, there's no other option then to do that in one's fork, is there?

[bacicciosat]

done.

[littlesat]

there's no other option then to do that in one's fork,

The other only good option is to push it to the orriginal place were it belongs to... and stop forking!

[mirakels]

not entirely littelsat. In fact it is committed to a fork. Not the maintainer of the fork should issue a pull request to the master.

[bacicciosat]

Sometimes i have the feeling that you Pli are living outside the reality.

[littlesat]

Where is your statement based on?...

[bacicciosat]

Because it seems you won't see the "dark side of the moon"

[Cimarast]

Hi guys,
I've just commited a change that implements HTTPS support in OpenWebif. Please review and test.

[Pedro_Newbie]

done.

Thanks works like a charm

[littlesat]

Thanks for upgrading...!

[Persian Prince]

Hi guys,
I've just commited a change that implements HTTPS support in OpenWebif. Please review and test.

thanks but PLi team should merge with latest e2openplugins otherwise Open WebIF won't work because of "python-pyopenssl"

[Cimarast]

thanks but PLi team should merge with latest e2openplugins otherwise Open WebIF won't work because of "python-pyopenssl"

Yeah, that's needed; I've added the dependency to enigma2-plugin-extensions-openwebif.bb. I assume PLi can build and install that package?

[Persian Prince]

thanks but PLi team should merge with latest e2openplugins otherwise Open WebIF won't work because of "python-pyopenssl"

Yeah, that's needed; I've added the dependency to enigma2-plugin-extensions-openwebif.bb. I assume PLi can build and install that package?

yeah 2.1 and 3.0 both , tested

[jeffphil]

Hi webif guru's I have a query. Is it possible to go directly to the multiepg page with a URL address. Something like http://×××.×××.×××.×××/showepg. The reason I ask is I would like to place a bookmark on the homescreen of my tablet and be just one touch from seeing the epg.

[Happysat]

http://dreambox/ajax/epgbouquet works but cannot select a thing.

In /usr/lib/enigma2/python/Plugins/Extensions/OpenWebif/controllers/views/ajax/

Open tv.tmpl and replace all text with:

<div id="content_main">
		<div id="tvcontentmain">
		<div id="toolbar-header">
				<span id="toolbar">
						<span id="tvbutton">
								<input type="radio" id="tvbutton0" name="tvbutton" /><label for="tvbutton0">Current</label>
								<input type="radio" id="tvbutton1" name="tvbutton" /><label for="tvbutton1">Bouquets</label>
								<input type="radio" id="tvbutton2" name="tvbutton" /><label for="tvbutton2">Providers</label>
								<input type="radio" id="tvbutton3" name="tvbutton" /><label for="tvbutton3">Satellites</label>
								<input type="radio" id="tvbutton4" name="tvbutton" /><label for="tvbutton4">All Channels</label>
								<input type="radio" id="tvbutton5" name="tvbutton" checked="checked" /><label for="tvbutton5">EPG</label>
						</span>
				</span>
		</div>
		<div id="tvcontent"></div>
		</div>
</div>
<script type="text/javascript">
		\$('#tvbutton0').click(function(){
				\$("#tvcontent").html(loadspinner).load("ajax/current");
		});
		\$('#tvbutton1').click(function(){
				\$("#tvcontent").html(loadspinner).load("ajax/bouquets");
		});
		\$('#tvbutton2').click(function(){
				\$("#tvcontent").html(loadspinner).load("ajax/providers");
		});
		\$('#tvbutton3').click(function(){
				\$("#tvcontent").load("ajax/satellites");
		});
		\$('#tvbutton4').click(function(){
				\$("#tvcontent").html(loadspinner).load("ajax/channels");
		});
		\$('#tvbutton5').click(function(){
				\$("#tvcontent").html(loadspinner).load('ajax/epgbouquet');
		});
		\$( "#tvbutton" ).buttonset();
		\$(document).ready(function() {
				\$("#tvcontent").load("ajax/epgbouquet");
		});
</script>

It will open in the epg multiview instead channels bouquet index..

Edited by Happysat, 4 January 2013 - 04:06.

[jeffphil]

Thanks Happysat I can even see how that works. I wonder if it would be useful to other users to add a bit of code to webif to capture an option from the URL. Please forgive my ignorance of the correct terms but I think the concept goes something like this. URL is http//:×××.×××.×××.×××\choice =1
Then in code of page the choice value selects which option it starts on ie epg or bouquets.
Maybe this could be valuable enough to add to the plugin.