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[jira] [Commented] (GUACAMOLE-1080) allow notifications tab on Guacamole main screen

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Jason Keltz commented on GUACAMOLE-1080:
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I had some time to get back to this.  I managed to add a "NOTIFICATIONS" section to the Guacamole main page.  Obviously if I placed the messages in the "html" file that is bundled with the extension, that wouldn't be very useful.  I need to read the messages from a file.  I need to do that every time the page is loaded so that the messages will be current.  Now, it would be ideal if I could insert a PHP call into the HTML fragment that adds the notifications section which would read from a file, and add properly formatted notifications.  I don't think that's possible? The QuickConnect plugin has buttons, but it doesn't generate dynamic output.  Can you please give me an example of what I could insert into the plugin which generates dynamic output.  I can then try to figure out the rest.

It would be great if the guacamole-ext section of the documentation could provide more details and examples.  I'm sure a lot can be done if someone knows how.

> allow notifications tab on Guacamole main screen
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>                 Key: GUACAMOLE-1080
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GUACAMOLE-1080
>             Project: Guacamole
>          Issue Type: New Feature
>            Reporter: Jason Keltz
>            Priority: Minor
>
> I would like if Guacamole had an option to enable a "notifications" or "notices" section on the main screen between RECENT CONNECTIONS and ALL CONNECTIONS.  It would be nice if Guacamole could read this information from a configurable file on the system.  Here, I could include messages like:
> "05/24/2000 10:00 AM - Hosts 1-50 are reserved for class X right now - but hosts 51-100 are available."
> "05/24/2000 10:00 AM - Hosts in the Windows group are presently unavailable. We are presently investigating the cause." 
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