Simon Law

Hi @Sue Busher your html above should work, however, Frog may hijack the clicking of the link in which case <span onclick="window.open('file:///S:/Path/to/Your/MainMenu.html', '_blank')">Weekly Cover</span> or <div onclick="window.open('file:///S:/Path/to/Your/MainMenu.html', '_blank')">Weekly Cover</div> may yield results

I think I see the problem better now. I know I am thinking outside the Frog, but if a link could be made to open a new browser window that opened up the master menu, then you would then be able to view the day files by clicking on one of the links. eg <a href="file:///S:/Path/to/Your/MainMenu.html" target="_blank">Weekly Cover</a> where S is the network drive and the path goes to the main menu Or is the main menu not usable as a index page?

Well, if your description of the problem is correct, the file is dropped onto a network drive, so could you not drop a network widget onto the page, displaying all the files in that directory, which you could then open ..... or am I missing an important piece of the jigsaw?

Always glad to hear something works outside of a firewall

Hi Sue, just as an update really, Your code was getting replacing the embed.js file each time a new page was clciked on, so I attempted to get it to load once, use cache if already there, something tockify suggest above, however it didn't seem to make the thing work. Not had a chance to look at it today

@Sue Busher can you tell me which pages have the code eg news -> home events, news -> christmas as your site has a lot of pages!

We tend to use Chrome and always have the developer tools window open, the error console usually shows you what's wrong

<script> function reloadIFrame() { document.Name1.location.reload(); } window.setInterval(reloadIFrame, 3000); </script> <iframe src="URL" name="Name1" style="height:70px;border:0px;padding:0px;margin:0px;"></iframe> couple of slight changes, good to go (after you change URL to a real URL

Yes, you can. The HTML widget literally inserts whatever you put in the widget onto the site it is on. I will test you code and find out why it's not working

<i class="fa fa-check" aria-hidden="true"></i> that might work, depends if our fontawsome font set has it

yes, it looks nice and it looks like our events need more things to attach to it,

No time wasted, it was my lunch time foray into the forum, it also give me a chance to see how/what you're using

@Sue Busher the code you posted works for me on a new site, so its not the code that's the problem. which site /page have you tried this on?

does that make me a wizard?

I suggest you add the debugger line, open up dev tools and step through the code to see where it is failing, because the code I just submitted worked

<script> /////////////////////////////////////// //logic: /////Always hide widget.. ////Show widget if all criteria met /////////////////////////////////////// //declare and set vars //change these values as required //SL my widget has different uuid var widget_to_hide = "7E50015020028EF283501F8FD1F30A0096EE04DCC9DB2497"; var school_ip_lower = "10.0.112.1"; var school_ip_upper = "10.0.127.254"; var format = 'hh:mm:ss'; var time = moment(); var beforeTime = moment('07:30:00', format); //SL I am working late so I set for late night var afterTime = moment('19:00:00', format); var currentuser = FrogOS.getUser(); var dayOfWeek = moment().day(); //SL made theWidget so I could use it again and again var theWidget = $("div[data-content-uuid='"+widget_to_hide+"']"); //SL added debugger so I could step through in dev tools debugger; //hide widget theWidget.hide(); //SL logged in as not a student for testing if (currentuser.profile.type == "student") { //they are not a student - show the widget theWidget.show(); } else { //async load of users school ip address...waits for response... $.get( "../ipaddress.php", function( data ) { //SL added debugger so I don't have to step through ipaddress call debugger; var r = /\b(\d{1,3}).(\d{1,3}).(\d{1,3})\b/; var ip = data.match(r); // capture the individual parts of the ip address // my ip was 192.168.99 so I had to if condition if (ip && ip[1] === '192' && ip[2] === '168' && (parseInt(ip[3]) >= 90 && parseInt(ip[3]) <= 99)) { //they are at school //if (dayOfWeek === 1 || dayOfWeek === 2 || dayOfWeek === 3 || dayOfWeek === 4 || dayOfWeek === 5) { //SL cleaner to use inArray if ($.inArray(dayOfWeek, [1,2,3,4,5])) { //0=sunday, 1=monday etc BUT perhaps this isn't correct for US? //it should be Mon-Fri if (time.isBetween(beforeTime, afterTime)) { //it's within school hours //finally show the widget! theWidget.show(); } } } }); } </script> I had to alter code see //SL but it worked for me

The regex has also changed and you need that too Where can I see the widget working/not working (site/page)?

If I was javascript, I would probably not like You are trying to use an ip address as though it was a number and comparing it to ip[0] which is a string 10 is a number 10.0 is a number 10.0.112 is not a valid number 10.0.112.1 is not a valid number so ...... var r = /\b(\d{1,3}).(\d{1,3}).(\d{1,3})\b/; // capture the individual parts of the ip address var ip = data.match(r); if (ip && ip[1] === '10' && ip[2] === '0' && (parseInt(ip[3]) >= 112 && parseInt(ip[3]) <= 127)) {

Hmm, just tested on iphone 6, safari, all good. what are you using? phone/app

That's on my Samsung Galaxy Note 3

and maybe a little bit of css fixes the indicators

There still seems to be an issue with the carousel-indicators though

Hi @Sue Busher, which site is it and what is the visible problem (screenshot would be nice) Thanks S