Below is the website, I'm wanting to load only the 'virtual photo exhibition' element on the webpage and run it in kiosk mode. Is this possible?
https://www.impactadventures.travel
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I have a JSF web application which uses a webcam to capture the image using Primefaces p:webcam.
It works fine except the fact, giving the following warning every time the page loads on computers that do not have a webcam.
Webcam.js Error: Could not access webcam: NotFoundError: Requested device not found NotFoundError: Requested device not found
How can I suppress that warning?
Try to separate the part of the page from the page given to all users.
For example, the page has a link "Click here to capture". Direct it to a new page or display a dialog with a part that is rendered only when going to capture the image.
So I created an HTML GUI for a touchscreen monitor. The browser is supposed to always stay in fullscreen. Now I want to embed another website inside my HTML, which works pretty well.
My only problem now is, that when I click through the embedded webpage, new pages open without my GUI. This is a problem because I added navigation functionality to the GUI and since it always runs in fullscreen I can't use the back and forward buttons either.
So is there a way to make Firefox always open my HTML GUI, when it opens a new page and open the requested page as embedded in my GUI?
You should provide more information about how did you embed other site in your html gui.
The solution is to use <iframe> element, then all the links inside the iframe should be open in that iframe. And if you want any other link from your GUI to be open in that iframe, just add target="name_of_the_iframe" to that element, and a attribute name="name_of_the_iframe" to the iframe (ofcourse "name_of_the_iframe" is an example).
You can try using an iframe
From w3schools: "An iframe is used to display a web page within a web page."
Take a look at this link: https://www.w3schools.com/html/html_iframe.asp
Is it possible to load an image in HTML and load it like an actual image (Like if it was an image/png mimetype etcetera).
Example:
This is me loading an HTML document that contains <img src="RL_Dark.png">:
Loading the image through an HTML document
But here's me loading it directly from the file:
Loading the image through file
Is it even possible to let the browser handle the image loading as I am not planning on doing anything via the HTML document that would be shown to the user (Statistic collection such as Google Analytics and Alexa Analytics), if it is, would anyone be able to show me an example?
Your browser (presumably chrome) when given the direct image url, loads the image in a gallery style view (where it applies centering and shows checkerboarding) whereas when given an HTML page, chrome shows a rendered HTML page. Chrome (and other browsers) often have built in UIs for handling different types of files (another instance would be music files)
For single page web applications is there any way to use headless chrome to pipe the html content back to another program? I just want to use v8 to render the page and get the content back. So many sites aren't scrapable.
We are using single app kiosk mode to keep a page from been closed. However, we cannot link to external sites. Any idea how to link to other sites?
To display external content inside a Chrome app, you need a <webview>.