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How To Make Simple Html...

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Sample Canal Level

Found a good site, which shows canal levels around me. I want to make a very simple html which resides on c:\ and when i open it, it shows the pictures (sample above ) without clicking one by one.....

I want to collate the canals around me, so i can with one click keep an eye on them

Thanks for advice.

(p.s. my mrs is very sick / bed ridden and leaving bkk is not an option, so keeping a close eye things is even more important for me now ).

Thx square.

If the image is dynamic, like the image changed while the URL stays the same then it's easy.

1. Right click the image and copy the image URL.

2. Create a HTML file canals.html with the following code for example.

<img src="http://119.46.226.5/apis/apitraffy.php?api=getcctvimg&id=647&num=0&appid=00000103&key=8bk5CuQHCu&format=ani&time=1319813245359" alt="" />

<img src="http://119.46.226.5/apis/apitraffy.php?api=getcctvimg&id=647&num=0&appid=00000103&key=8bk5CuQHCu&format=ani&time=1319813245359" alt="" />

<img src="http://119.46.226.5/apis/apitraffy.php?api=getcctvimg&id=647&num=0&appid=00000103&key=8bk5CuQHCu&format=ani&time=1319813245359" alt="" />

The src= just has to be the image URLs. If the image is not dynamic however, I think HTML is not sufficient.

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If the image is dynamic, like the image changed while the URL stays the same then it's easy.

1. Right click the image and copy the image URL.

2. Create a HTML file canals.html with the following code for example.

<img src="http://119.46.226.5/apis/apitraffy.php?api=getcctvimg&id=647&num=0&appid=00000103&key=8bk5CuQHCu&format=ani&time=1319813245359" alt="" />

<img src="http://119.46.226.5/apis/apitraffy.php?api=getcctvimg&id=647&num=0&appid=00000103&key=8bk5CuQHCu&format=ani&time=1319813245359" alt="" />

<img src="http://119.46.226.5/apis/apitraffy.php?api=getcctvimg&id=647&num=0&appid=00000103&key=8bk5CuQHCu&format=ani&time=1319813245359" alt="" />

The src= just has to be the image URLs. If the image is not dynamic however, I think HTML is not sufficient.

thanks a million - worked like a charm

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Here.... for anyone who wants it.... can change to your own pics you want to monitor.

thanks Danbradster

flood.htm

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Here.... for anyone who wants it.... can change to your own pics you want to monitor.

thanks Danbradster

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Can put it into drop box, and open on iPhone too.... cool !

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