I've entered IP's in walled garden, the FQDN, everything, I think?, into the walled garden and walled garden IP.
Also, I embeded the code created from the youtube video, pasted it into a simple html (signup.html) page and put that in the in the hotspot directory and created a href to "http://login.hotspot.com/signup.html and cannot get either way to work I put that in walled garden.
I created a line of code in the login page: <button onclick="document.location='http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=juZt0EhG5S8'"> Click here for signup demo</button> which goes to the youtube site where I uploaded the video i created from a screen record.
Can't get it to go either!
I'd rather use the page I created and put i the hotspot directory.
I this doable?
Thanks
This is SurferTims great simple solution.
I've tried this also, but video comes up as greek. Apparantly not associating with the windows player?
The problem is the complexity of youtube. Have you loaded the youtube home page, or any other youtube page for that matter, and looked at the html source code? There are a LOT of off-site links there, and it appears some will be required for the video to run.
And you should be able to use the hotspot as a "mini-webserver", but only on the hotspot interface. If the video is small enough to fit into the router, upload it to the hotspot directory, then refer to it directly. If you look in " /file", the video should show as "hotspot/video.wmv", but on the html doc, refer to it as "/video.wmv"
