connect youre airnav to the internet

Started by lebelgepatte, December 11, 2011, 09:06:53 PM

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lebelgepatte

hi,
Do someone know how you can make a "site link" to show other people what i have on my airnav screen ??

thx

RodBearden

#1
Hi lebelgepatte

Have a look at the code that is used on the websites of some of the users who do this already - mine is at http://rodb.gofreeserve.com/RadarBox/RadarBox.htm Other forum users who have similar pages often have a link in their signatures.

You can copy bits of the code that you like into your own webpage builder, changing whatever suits you.

You then need to go to File...Preferences in RadarBox and tell it your FTP information.

Hope that helps

Rod
Rod

lebelgepatte

this is what i want, but the problem is i don't know how i can make this to my site

Budgie

#3
In the ANRB program, click File > Preferences > General and in the bottom left of the window you'll see a heading "Screen Shot Auto FTP Upload".
Type in your website server details, leave the port number at 21 and tell it where on your website you want to the screen shot uploaded too, the main folder will be something like /html/yourwebsitename.com/

ANRB will now upload the screen shot to your website, to include this on a page I use the following coding:
<p align="center"><img name="refresh" src="RadarBoxScreenShot.gif" alt="Radar Image">
    <SCRIPT language=JavaScript type=text/javascript>
      <!--
      var t = 30 // interval in seconds
      image = "RadarBoxScreenShot.gif" //name of the image
      function Start() {
      tmp = new Date();
      tmp = "?"+tmp.getTime()
      document.images["refresh"].src = image+tmp
      setTimeout("Start()", t*1000)
      }
      Start();
      // -->
      </SCRIPT><br />
      Image will update once a minute.</p>


This will display the image and automatically check and display image updates every 30 seconds.
You can see mine in action here: http://www.hebwx.co.uk/wxflight.php

nortonbeak