Änderung des <title> in der WebGUI / Change <title> in WebGUI

SaSsL77 · 19. April 2020

Hallo liebe gemeinde!

Ich habe nun erfolgreich 2 OMV Nas in betrieb genommen und bin mit OMV mehr als zufrieden

Nun bin ich dabei ein paar Schönheitskorrekturen durch zu führen. So habe ich z.B. schon erfolgreich die HDD Load Mail auf > 99% gesetzt und meine CPU Temperatur in den Systeminformationen zur Anzeige gebracht

Jetzt gibt es noch eine Kleinigkeit die ich gerne Ändern möchte und hoffe auf Euer Wissen, da ich auch nach langem Googlen usw nichts gefunden habe.

Ich möchte gerne das im Browser im TAB nicht steht "openmediavault control panel - XYZ" sondern nur der Name des Servers oder von mir aus "OMV - XYZ". Das Problem ist, dass ich im Tab bei Firefox halt nur einen Teil des <title> angezeigt bekomme und so sehe ich nur "openmediavault control panel"

Da ich plane noch 2 weitere Server aufzusetzen wäre es schön wenn ich schon im Browsertab sehen könnte welcher Server es ist.

Ich hoffe ich konnte mein Problem verständlich machen und hoffe sehr auf Eure Vorschläge/Hilfe/Ratschläge!

Grüße

Lars

jonny7792 · 19. April 2020

Wie hast du die CPU Temperatur angezeigt bekommen?

SaSsL77 · 19. April 2020

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SaSsL77 · 19. April 2020

In English:

Hello dear community! I have now successfully started up 2 OMV Nas and am more than satisfied with OMV

Now I am going to do some beauty corrections. So I have e.g. already successfully set the HDD Load Mail to> 99% and displayed my CPU temperature in the system information ?

Now there is a little thing that I would like to change and hope for your knowledge, since I have not found anything after long googling, etc. I would like that "openmediavault control panel - XYZ" is not in the browser in the TAB but only the name of the server or "OMV - XYZ" from me. The problem is that I only get a part of the <title> displayed in the Firefox tab and so I only see "openmediavault control panel" Since I plan to set up 2 more servers, it would be nice if I could already see which server it is in the browser tab.

I hope I could make my problem understandable and hope very much for your suggestions / help / advice!

SaSsL77 · 21. April 2020

Hi community,

does nobody have an idea or an approach for me on this topic?

I'm ready to try a lot myself but I need a little jump start.

greetings

macom · 21. April 2020

Maybe this

RE: Finally: my custom background image back

SaSsL77 · 22. April 2020

Hello,

after a long search I have now found the solution myself. For everybody who's interested:

edit the following file:

/usr/share/php/openmediavault/controlpanel/controlpanelabstract.inc

almost at the end of the file there is the function getTitle () in which the <title> tag of the page is fetched. Here you can make changes so I have e.g. the lines

$ title = sprintf ("% s% s", $ prd-> getName (), gettext ("control panel"));

$ title = sprintf ("% s -% s", $ title, $ fqdn);

commented out and the line

$ title = $ fqdn;

inserted.

As a result, the page in the browser only has the name of the server as <title>.

greetings

Agricola · 25. April 2020

Zitat von SaSsL77

As a result, the page in the browser only has the name of the server as <title>.

A problem I didn't even know I had until you provided the solution. Thank you. I have several machines running, some for no reason at all, and this is a handy little hack to help differentiate them when working from the browser.

Agricola · 25. April 2020

Here is how the section looks after the comment-out and insertion as described by SaSsL77 in post 7 above:

Code

        /**
         * Get the title of the HTML page.
         * @return The page title string.
         */
        protected function getTitle() {
                $prd = new \OMV\ProductInfo();
                /**
                 * $title = sprintf("%s %s", $prd->getName(), gettext("control panel"));
                 */
                try {
                        $fqdn = \OMV\System\Net\Dns::getFqdn();
                        /**
                         * $title = sprintf("%s - %s", $title, $fqdn);
                         */
                        $title = $fqdn;
                } catch(\Exception $e) {
                        // Nothing to do here.
                }
                return $title;
        }

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Works as expected (the middle tab):

SaSsL77 · 29. April 2020

hey!

I am very happy that I could help with it!

greetings

Agricola · 30. April 2020

I’m not sure if it survived my latest OMV version update. The tab is back to “Openmediavault....”

SaSsL77 · 30. April 2020

Hey

the changes described unfortunately have to be made again after each update, since the corresponding file will probably be overwritten.

greetings

votdev · 30. April 2020

I can't watch this, so I've made the following change: https://github.com/openmediava…93918512dfbd25c41b9530197

Why do I have to have the idea and no one else?

SaSsL77 · 30. April 2020

Hello Volker,

I am very sorry, but my knowledge is far from sufficient to make any changes in the github etc. I'm just starting with OMV and I'm very impressed with your work and I'm also very grateful. I only had one personal request and searched for a long time to find the appropriate file and just wanted to share my solution / idea.

greetings

Agricola · 1. Mai 2020

Ditto here. Didn’t mean to create more work.

SaSsL77 · 5. Mai 2020

Hello community,

just have the update after 5.4.3.-1. done and everything works as it should with the new variable OMV_WEBGUI_TITLE!

many thanks!

Agricola · 6. Mai 2020

Zitat von SaSsL77

everything works as it should with the new variable OMV_WEBGUI_TITLE!

After this last update I took a look at the controlpanelabstract.inc file, and noted the changes, but I'm hanged if I "get" it. I'm sorry to be a dullard, but how do you implement OMV_WEBGUI_TITLE? I'm pretty good at cut and paste. Just ask my first-grade teacher (1962, Summa Cum Laude). Beyond that I'm just an average guy.

macom · 6. Mai 2020

If you add this

OMV_WEBGUI_TITLE=" odroid"

to /etc/default/openmediavault the title will be "odroid"

Agricola · 6. Mai 2020

Bless you. I knew it had to be one of those Egg of Columbus deals. Thank you macom

Änderung des <title> in der WebGUI / Change <title> in WebGUI

SaSsL77 22. April 2020

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