I have no idea what I'm doing wrong here

I've added custom notifications to some scripts and they work brilliantly, but I'm trying to add a link to those notifications with -l "my/link/" and clicking them does absolutely nothing

 

Also, sort of related, does anyone know a link to use to go to a specific user scripts log page?

 

I feel like I need to put more information here but there really isn't any. I've tried it with -l as the only option, I've tried putting only "/Settings/Userscripts/", I've tried "http://IP/Settings/Userscripts/". Nothing links

Edited June 19, 20224 yr by RoryIsNotACabbage

That works just fine.

 

Probably be best to post the actual command you're using

32 minutes ago, Squid said:

Probably be best to post the actual command you're using

/usr/local/emhttp/webGui/scripts/notify - l "/Settings/Userscripts"

Plus the other variations I mentioned

 

I get the notification in the Web gui, it just doesn't take me anywhere when I click it

You have a space between the dash and the l

Sorry I was replying from my phone, when I done it in the terminal there was no space

That exact command works for me.

That's interesting. I've tried many many times and nothing. Thanks for the help anyway

Okay so it seems the link doesn't work when your notifications are set to summarized, which I just recently changed to. Setting it back to detailed works perfectly. Possibly a bug?

On 6/19/2022 at 12:14 PM, RoryIsNotACabbage said:

Also, sort of related, does anyone know a link to use to go to a specific user scripts log page?

Hey @Squid, is there an easy fix for this?

 

I started out with 

 -l "javascript:showLog(\"$script\")" 

setting script to the relevant name earlier, which is perfect when you're on the userscripts page but obviously fails when somewhere else. And no variation of

/plugins/user.scripts/showLog.php&arg1='+script

I've tried has worked, with or without the ,'Log Information',800,1200 at the end and also as a regular link and as a javascript:openWindow

 

Further than this I'm a little stumped

It's a link designed to go to a page in the UI.  eg /Settings or /Main  trying to leverage it for running a script etc isn't really what it was designed for

Oh well, thanks for the info anyway

On 6/28/2022 at 12:56 AM, Squid said:

It's a link designed to go to a page in the UI. 

 

Any way to get the link to open in a new page and/or tab?    I was wanting to set up a link that goes to a section of the online documentation and it would be better if this left the current GUI page unchanged.

 

No.  It has to be an internal page. 

2 hours ago, Squid said:

No.  It has to be an internal page. 

I found it can be an external link to the User Manual, but that it loads into the tab that is currently displaying the GUI.   That was why I asked about a way to force a new tab.    I now need to decide if the value of displaying the relevant manual page out-weighs the downside of the user now having to reload the Unraid GUI into another tab.

1 hour ago, itimpi said:

I found it can be an external link to the User Manual, but that it loads into the tab that is currently displaying the GUI.   That was why I asked about a way to force a new tab.    I now need to decide if the value of displaying the relevant manual page out-weighs the downside of the user now having to reload the Unraid GUI into another tab.

Have you tried embeding the contents of the User Manual page inside a div in the current page using javascript?

4 hours ago, BRiT said:

Have you tried embeding the contents of the User Manual page inside a div in the current page using javascript?

 

The link is via clicking on a notification - I do not see how embedding the link in the page can be leveraged from a notification?   I wonder if it can be embedded in the text part of a notification in some way - might need to try that next.

3 hours ago, itimpi said:

 

The link is via clicking on a notification - I do not see how embedding the link in the page can be leveraged from a notification?   I wonder if it can be embedded in the text part of a notification in some way - might need to try that next.

Ah yeah, I lost that context.