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Objects in HTML?
I have bought a number of cheap webcams to use to spy around the place at work. They function okay enough but the user interface is dire. So I'd like to integrate the images into our internal web pages. Simple, I thought - just copy the source from the camera and paste the apropriate bits into our pages. Well it doesn't work and I can't see why. For a start IE complains about "An ActiveX control on this page might be unsafe to interact with other parts of the page. Do you want to allow this interaction?" I click yes and then all I get is a blank picture.
Here's the original from the camera: Code:
<HTML><HEAD><TITLE>IP Cam</TITLE> Code:
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Re: Objects in HTML?
Remember that 192.168.0.200 will not be available away from home
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Re: Objects in HTML?
Ah, but it is over VPN ;)
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Re: Objects in HTML?
In which case it SHOULD work :)
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Re: Objects in HTML?
I'd guess that it might be something to do with the missing form in your version - looking at the action on the form (/ConfigIpcam) the ActiveX control may well be submitting the form to configure the camera to get it to start streaming.
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Re: Objects in HTML?
Change
<PARAM NAME="URL" VALUE="192.168.0.200/video.cgi"> to <PARAM NAME="URL" VALUE="http://192.168.0.200/video.cgi"> maybe ? N stop spying on the gimps unless the cam is located in the ladies locker room of course heh just kidding |
Re: Objects in HTML?
Brilliant!
Well done CRC, that was just the trick. I don't understand why the in-camera version works, but there you go. Problem solved. And no, there isn't one in the ladies! |
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