Pete Lalonde

Does anyone know a simple way to auto connect to a miraweb patch and avoid getting the connection prompt when you load the page in the browser?

With the port never changing and that I'm using a static IP I would like to avoid users having to see the connection prompt and possibly become alarmed by it.

Hello,
Does anyone know a simple way to auto connect to a miraweb patch and avoid getting the connection prompt when you load the page in th

miraweb-auto-connect

Hmm. Im not sure if there is an option for this. in miraweb as it is . If you have time and depending on the project you could check xebra.js wich does virtually the same that miraweb does , but requires more effort .

Hmm.   Im not sure if there is an option for this. in miraweb as it is .  If you have time and depending on the project you could check xebra.js wich does virtually the same that miraweb does , but requires more effort .


I've worked with xebra.js however (unless there's something I'm missing) it can't display your patcher like MiraWeb does which would require me to rebuild the UI. Carlo; as you say it would require more effort, and a significant amount of more time. :-/

Exactly , you need to rebuild the UI then it becomes much longer procces. Try to ask in the github page or make a feature request , since your target makes sense for many people I guess including me . Is just not needed to have it there when connecting . 

Another option would be to dig in the miraweb source and rebuild with your changes

Exactly , you need to rebuild the UI then it becomes much longer procces. Try to ask in the github page or make a feature request , since your target makes sense for many people I guess including me .   Is just not needed to have it there when connecting .  
Another option would be to dig in the miraweb source and rebuild with your changes

Anyone yet succeeded in connecting directly? Preferably in full screen...

a bit of a hack to avoid getting in the app.js

I add this to my index.html for autoconnect, the same way could be used for the fullscreen:

// Check if the button with specific class names exists

var button = document.querySelector('.mw-button.mw-button--style--primary.mw-button--size--md');

// If the button exists, simulate a click event

a bit of a hack to avoid getting in the app.js
I add this to my index.html for autoconnect, the same way could be used for the fullscreen:

MiraWeb Auto Connect