Hi
What is the best way to update the HTML message for notifications to not to link to the mobile web site? We dont use the mobile site, but yet every alert that comes out has the pause and acknowledge links going to the mobile site.
I have tried editing the html to remove the /m/ in the target URL but yet it still when you click on the alert it takes you through to the mobile site.
Thanks
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Hi
I have just changed it to be the below but when i click on the links they just error out and goto page cannot be found in IE
<a href="%home/pauseobjectfor.htm?id=%sensorid&duration=5&targeturl=/m/sensor.htm?id=%sensorid">Pause for 5 minutes</a><br>
Thanks
May, 2014 - Permalink
I have tried that again (see example below) but now it takes me to the full web site but the public login page, so when i type in my credentials and click OK it just goes to the page cannot be found page because the link goes to /public/checklogin.htm page
<a href="%homem/scannow.htm?id=%sensorid&action=0&targeturl=/sensor.htm?id=%sensorid">Check Now</a><br>
May, 2014 - Permalink
Sorry that was copied from the wrong screen, this is from the live html and it still doesnt work, it just goes to the public page
<a href="%home/scannow.htm?id=%sensorid&action=0&targeturl=/sensor.htm?id=%sensorid">Check Now</a><br>
May, 2014 - Permalink
I apologize, my previous answers were incorrect (thus I removed / corrected them). Please try leaving %homem in the notification template, but remove the /m in the links, to have the redirect work.
<a href="%homem/scannow.htm?id=%sensorid&action=0&targeturl=/sensor.htm?id=%sensorid">Check Now</a><br> <a href="%homem/acknowledgealarm.htm?id=%sensorid&ackmsg=Acknowledged+via+email&targeturl=/sensor.htm?id=%sensorid">Acknowledge Alarm...</a><br> <a href="%homem/pause.htm?id=%sensorid&action=0&targeturl=/sensor.htm?id=%sensorid">Pause</a><br> <a href="%homem/pauseobjectfor.htm?id=%sensorid&duration=5&targeturl=/sensor.htm?id=%sensorid">Pause for 5 minutes</a><br> <a href="%homem/pauseobjectfor.htm?id=%sensorid&duration=60&targeturl=/sensor.htm?id=%sensorid">Pause for 60 minutes</a><br> <a href="%homem/pauseobjectfor.htm?id=%sensorid&duration=1440&targeturl=/sensor.htm?id=%sensorid">Pause for 24 hours</a><br> <a href="%homem/pause.htm?id=%sensorid&action=1&targeturl=/sensor.htm?id=%sensorid">Resume</a>
May, 2014 - Permalink
Hi
I just tried that and it takes me through to the mobile web site again, but it doesnt look that great as its missing the PRTG logo and i am unable to log in, in either IE or chrome
Dan
May, 2014 - Permalink
It works fine here. Maybe start of again with the default template. Then have a proper notification caused (not use the "Test" on notification, use the "Simulate Error-Status"-Function), and then "play" with the URLs / Links from the notification, to see what to remove.
May, 2014 - Permalink
i had played around with it and even reset it back to the default template and then started again before posting on here, but i guess i will have to go back to the drawing board....
Jun, 2014 - Permalink
I too have removed the /m from URL's and the notifications still show the fqdn/m/url.
To fix the link I click on I just hard coded the URL for now.
Oct, 2014 - Permalink
Bit of a delay in getting back on this but Torsten's suggestion of removing the /m didn't work, so I too have had to hard code the server address in two sections for every link.
So wherever it had homem/ or /m I have now replaced with https://SERVERNAME/ and that seems to have done the trick
Nov, 2014 - Permalink
Hello,
thank you very much for your KB-Post. May I ask, what exactly did you try editing? Changing the notification under "Setup"->"Account Settings"->"Notifications" should help. Please try leaving %homem in the notification template, but remove the /m in the links, to have the redirect work.
best regards.
May, 2014 - Permalink