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    Digital Signage - Display HTML5 Page That Requires a Login

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    • wrx7mW
      wrx7m
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      I am setting up a BrightSign media player (XT244) to access various HTML5 dashboards. I have it working fine when accessing a FileMaker webdirect page that does not require a login. However, there isn't any inherent method for accessing a page that requires a login.

      Currently, I want to access a smartsheet.com dashboard that requires a login, but am not sure how to configure this.

      Does anyone know if there is a way to add credentials to a URL for smartsheet or other sites?

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      • RomoR
        Romo
        last edited by Romo

        They would be expecting a POST request with the login details in the message body.

        There really shouldn't be a way to login to those sites via a GET request, login parameters in the URL is not good really.

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          You could probably make a script with curl that will login to smartsheet every 5 minutes or whatever, downloads the html5 dashboard page and save it somewhere. Then your media player can access the saved data.

          As @Romo said, login details are not sent in the URL.

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          • wrx7mW
            wrx7m
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            @Pete-S said in Digital Signage - Display HTML5 Page That Requires a Login:

            You could probably make a script with curl that will login to smartsheet every 5 minutes or whatever, downloads the html5 dashboard page and save it somewhere. Then your media player can access the saved data.

            As @Romo said, login details are not sent in the URL.

            Yeah. I was thinking it was a long shot. I have been trying to figure out ways to create a local dashboard or similar to what you were saying that does that, or pulls info via an API and then the signage player connects to that, sans login.

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