SecondMonitorBrowser Object
The SecondMonitorBrowser object controls the SiteKiosk Player on the second monitor.
Members Table
The following table lists the members provided by the SecondMonitorBrowser object.
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Properties |
Description |
Active |
Indicates whether the 2nd monitor is active. |
Enabled |
Indicates whether the 2nd monitor is enabled. |
IsSKPlayer |
Indicates whether the SiteKiosk player runs on the 2nd monitor. |
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Methods |
Description |
Navigate |
Navigates to a specified address. |
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Remarks
This object is available through the main object SiteKiosk.
Use the SecondMonitorBrowser object to control the SiteKiosk Player on the second monitor.
Note that the path of a file using SiteKiosk objects must be allowed in the
SiteKiosk configuration (Security -> Access -> URL's With Script Permission)
if it is not a browser skin file.
Examples
The following example checks the availability of the SiteKiosk Player on the second monitor and navigates to a specified URL.
<SCRIPT TYPE="text/javascript">
window.external.InitScriptInterface();
lb_2ndMonBrowserEnabled = false;
lb_2ndMonBrowserActive = false;
lb_2ndMonBrowserIsSKPlayer = false;
if(SiteKiosk.SecondMonitorBrowser.Enabled)
lb_2ndMonBrowserEnabled = true;
if(SiteKiosk.SecondMonitorBrowser.Active)
lb_2ndMonBrowserActive = true;
if(SiteKiosk.SecondMonitorBrowser.IsSKPlayer)
lb_2ndMonBrowserIsSKPlayer = true;
if(lb_2ndMonBrowserEnabled == true && lb_2ndMonBrowserActive == true
&& lb_2ndMonBrowserIsSKPlayer == true)
SiteKiosk.SecondMonitorBrowser.Navigate
("http://www.provisio.com/");
else
SiteKiosk.Logfile.Notification("2nd Monitor Enabled: " +
lb_2ndMonBrowserEnabled + ", Active: " +
lb_2ndMonBrowserActive + ", SKPlayer: " +
lb_2ndMonBrowserIsSKPlayer);
</SCRIPT>
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Applies to
SiteKiosk v7.7 (and later versions).
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