Specify a custom URL that works on mobile devices

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6. Mai 2014 23:12

New to Essentials. I'm trying to shorten/customize the url to our viewers. I followed the instructions (http://support.geocortex.com/specify-a-custom-url-for-your-essentials-site) HERE  and put it in an iFrame. Works great on desktop, is there a way to do the same so it works on mobile/tablet devices?

Thanks.

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  Permanently deleted user

  7. Mai 2014 00:31

  thanks Jason,

  I'll give this a try. Similarly, does editing the "default" viewer here change the viewer that shows when going to the root path? Right now if I navigate to the root in my browser it shows the demo world cities map

  Thanks,

  Craig

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  Permanently deleted user

  7. Mai 2014 01:31

  followed the instructions and I don't have a path that looks similar to the example given in the knowledge base article:

  "http://server.domain.com/Geocortex/Essentials/REST/sites/YourSiteName/viewers/YourViewerName/virtualdirectory/Resources/Config/Default/"+shellName+".json.js"

  After my REST folder I don't have anything similar to the path above

  I have a sites folder and the rest of the path in my x86 Program Files folder but not in my inetpub folder. 

  Any ideas?

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  Permanently deleted user

  9. Mai 2014 08:05

  Hi Craig,

   The correct knowledge base article can be found here - https://support.geocortex.com/how-to-shorten-the-viewer-for-html5-url and the path you've posted is the one that is a starting point.  What is the path that you came up with? An easy way to check the configuration is to put the path you have into a browser window and see what you get.

  If you are following the example:

  http://server.domain.com/Geocortex/Essentials/REST/sites/YourSiteName/viewers/YourViewerName/virtualdirectory/Resources/Config/Default/"+shellName+".json.js"

  then the URL you want to try would be similar to (ie replacing the shell name variable)

  http://server.domain.com/Geocortex/Essentials/REST/sites/YourSiteName/viewers/YourViewerName/virtualdirectory/Resources/Config/Default/Desktop.json.js"

   Does this post make it clear for you?

  regards,

   

  Edmond

  PS - Yes, editing the default will change the viewer that does show up.  

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  Permanently deleted user

  9. Mai 2014 20:13

  I got it working. I wasn't directing to the right url. User error :(

  Thanks for the help.

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  Permanently deleted user

  9. Mai 2014 23:14

  Hi Craig,

   Glad to hear you've got it working, and that you've let the forum know. In what you've posted I do see that there is no trailing forward slash after Default in the path. This missing slash is a common pitfall when editing the URL.

  regards,

   

  Edmond

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