How to connect to a UMRemote server:
The program automatically listens for clients It SHOULD listen on port 21 by default, which is what Telnet uses. To find out what port it is listening on, click Options or your IP address in the top right corner You can connect with a web browser as well to let devices such as the best handheld gaming system ever (PSP) act as a remote Some web browsers (Firefox) will not connect to that port so if you want to use them you'll have to change it by clicking Options Do not send a Query string (ie: a url with text after a question mark) by yourself as it will be interpreted as a telnet command
How to make HTML templates for UMRemote:
This program makes use of [QuickTags]. Supported [tags] will be replaced with text generated by the program Like XML or HTML files, they can contain properties ie: [Tag Value="text"] Certain %subtags% inside of those properties will also be replaced Quicktags must be enclosed in [ ] brackets to be recognized, with no space between the [ and the tag name Subtags must be enclosed in % symbols, with no spaces inside They are not case sensitive (a=A) You cannot use quotes inside quotes. So use apostrophies for text inside subtags ie: [Tag Value=""]
Supported tags:
[Version] inserts the version number of the UMRemote server
[About] inserts "UMRemote is programmed by Techni Myoko"
[Site] inserts the URL to my website (to check for updates)
[Date] inserts the current date in numbers
[Longdate] inserts the current date in text
[Time] inserts the current time in 12 hour format
[Stardate] inserts the current stardate
[Dir] inserts the full current directory
[Title] inserts the last folder of the current directory
[Profile] inserts the current profile name being used
[Include] inserts another file Properties: SRC the name of the file you want to insert (required) Subtages: Profile inserts the current profile name being used Examples: [Include src="header.html"] [Include src="%profile%.html"]
[Tasklist] inserts a list of open windows (as if you clicked Task List in UMRemote) Properties: HTML lets you specify the HTML to use for each window if ommitted, "%T%%WINDOWNAME%%N%" will be used Subtags: Command inserts the telnet command to switch to the current window (required in the HREF) WindowName inserts the name of the current window (required) Examples: [Tasklist HTML="%WINDOWNAME%
"] [Tasklist]
[Buttonlist] inserts a list of hotkeys for the currently in-use window Properties: HTML lets you specify the HTML to use for each button if ommitted, "%T%%WINDOWNAME%%N%" Subtags: Command inserts the telnet command to execute the button (required in the HREF) Name inserts the name of the button Color inserts the HTML color code of the button
[Filelist] inserts a list of directories and files in the current directory Properties: HTML lets you specify the HTML to use for each file if ommitted, "%T%%Name%%N%" will be used dirHTML lets you specify the HTML to use for each directory if ommitted, the HTML you specified for files will be used RootName lets you specify the text to use for the %FileTitle% to go up one directory if ommitted, ".." will be used Subtags: Command inserts the telnet command to switch to open the current file (required in the HREF) Bytes inserts the filesize in bytes Filesize inserts the filesize in the closest unit (Quads, KiloQuads, MegaQuads, GigaQuads) LCARsize inserts the LCAR filesize using scientific notation (the final digit is the multiplier, the first 3 are the value) FileTitle inserts the title of the file (no directory/path or extention) UTitle inserts the FileTitle in upper case letters Extention inserts the extention of the file Type inserts the name of the file type given by Windows Examples: [Buttonlist HTML="%FileTitle%
"] [Buttonlist]
These subtags are accepted inside any [QuickTag] property Subtags: T inserts a tab N inserts a new line