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HTML & templates / [SOLVED] Protocol handling. Can anyone help with this..?
« on: March 17, 2016, 12:08:01 PM »
Hello everyone
I have been using HFS for a few years now and never run into any problems, or had questions about the usage. (The forums here are awesome!!!)
...until now
I am using the simple Media Play template for my Android phone and it works like a charm. Now, I have created a new folder called VR (Virtual Reality) which contains only VR/3D mp4's.
I am looking to 'insert' protocol handling code into the .tpl using the 'Diff template' section under the VR folder properties.
That is, for the files INSIDE this folder only, change the defaut:
<a href="%item-url%">%item-name%</a> which links to: http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:31027/VR/movie_name.mp4
to something that would link to:
milkvr://sideload/?url=http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:31027/VR/movie_name.mp4
In other words, am looking to prefix the files inside the VR folder with: milkvr://sideload/?url=
I appreciate that this may not be a standard feature for HFS, but was hoping that someone with better knowledge of these things might come to my rescue, or even provide a different option to perform this task.
Thanks all in advance
I have been using HFS for a few years now and never run into any problems, or had questions about the usage. (The forums here are awesome!!!)
...until now
I am using the simple Media Play template for my Android phone and it works like a charm. Now, I have created a new folder called VR (Virtual Reality) which contains only VR/3D mp4's.
I am looking to 'insert' protocol handling code into the .tpl using the 'Diff template' section under the VR folder properties.
That is, for the files INSIDE this folder only, change the defaut:
<a href="%item-url%">%item-name%</a> which links to: http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:31027/VR/movie_name.mp4
to something that would link to:
milkvr://sideload/?url=http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:31027/VR/movie_name.mp4
In other words, am looking to prefix the files inside the VR folder with: milkvr://sideload/?url=
I appreciate that this may not be a standard feature for HFS, but was hoping that someone with better knowledge of these things might come to my rescue, or even provide a different option to perform this task.
Thanks all in advance