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Julien,<br>
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<div>Makes me think, could the pages, or at least snippets of
pages such as the dashboard alone be stored via vfs ?</div>
<div>Or a sort of mechanism with conditional test on the
presence of a file to spit out to the browser, if not use the
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When a URL is not handled by the webserver, it's served from vfs. So
you can simply store your customized html pages in your docroot. As
they are loaded from the module host, you will be able to use XHR
requests and access the websocket stream.<br>
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There is no nice way yet to include buttons to custom pages, but if
you store your custom pages in a directory and enable the directory
index, you can simply add a bookmark to the directory…<br>
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…thinking about this, I could also scan a "plugin" directory for
html files and include them as buttons on the home page and in a
menu. I think I'll do that, maybe along with the file editor I was
thinking about for scripts, so plugins can be edited.<br>
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Regards,<br>
Michael<br>
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