Here is an example to learn from when developing your own custom remote webpage.
Revision 2 (Sept 6th 2010)
RCFweb ExampleRCFweb DownloadYou need to setup a web server, a very small one is AnalogX SimpleServerWWW
http://www.analogx.com/contents/download/Network/sswww/Freeware.htmEventually RCForb will have a very basic HTTP server built-in to host a custom webpage itself.
Installing / ConfiguringJust extract the zip contents to any folder on your web server. Then try loading the index.html file in your web browser. By default, its configured to connect to KG6YPI's radio. To make it connect to your radio, change the JavaScript variables (located in the <head> then <script> tags) to reflect your setup.
<script type="text/javascript">
//<![CDATA[
// Unreal Audio Variables
var aDomain = "kg6ypi.ath.cx";
var aPort = "5119";
var aAlias = "ft857";
var aUrl = "mms://"+aDomain+":"+aPort+"/"+aAlias;
// Radio.swf variables
var rDomain = "kg6ypi.ath.cx";
var rPort = "4530";
var rUnicode = "true";
// These variables are here for demonstration
// It is not a good idea to put this data on a live webpage
// As anyone will be able to get your username and password
// These are used to "auto-login" users on the RemoteHams.com system
var rUser = ""; // RemoteHams.com Username
var rPass = ""; // RemoteHams.com Password (in MD5)
// SimpleRadio.swf variables
var srTarget = "top";
var srUrl = "http://beta.remotehams.com/orb.html?id=1224";
//]]>
</script>
After you have it connecting to your radio, feel free to edit the html file however you want it to display your remote! Don't forget to put your "Custom ORB Page URL" into the publishing tab in RCForb.
