Advanced Customization

The easiest way to try/use the customization is to enable the setting Use customization by default at the top of the Edit customization page and then simply download the applications from the Downloads page.

How to Create/Edit Customizations

ISL Online allows you to create and apply different customizations. This sections explains how to create new/modify existing customization on your ISL Conference Proxy.

Note: Please make sure you have the latest ISL Conference Proxy, modules and programs installed. ISL Light 3.2.0a or newer is required.

Please refer to the appropriate chapter below:

1. Create New Customization
2. Edit Existing Customization
3. Change Incoming Connection Notification Text

Create New Customization

To create new customization please follow these steps:

1. Login to your ISL Conference Proxy administration (http://localhost:7615/conf).
2. Go to Configuration - Advanced - Customize.
3. Click Create new customization button.
4. Enter customization name.
5. If you wish to view more settings tick the Show expert settings checkbox.
6. Click Save when you are done.

Edit Existing Customization

To modify an existing customization please follow these steps:

1. Login to your ISL Conference Proxy administration (http://localhost:7615/conf).
2. Go to Configuration - Advanced - Customize.
3. Click on one of the existing customization's button.
4. Modify the desired settings. 
5. If you wish to view more settings tick the Show expert settings checkbox.
6. Click Save when you are done.

Change Incoming Connection Notification Text

In order to change Incoming Connection Notification Text you have to navigate to Custom texts (Quickstart and Overview). Untick the checkbox next to "use system setting".

In order to change the texts you need to add the following text to the already existing text: 

[tray]
confirm=[]User <_arg _T=\"username\">%1%</_arg> wants to connect to this machine.<br/><br/>Click Allow to allow remote desktop connection or click Reject to cancel remote connection. Otherwise, remote desktop connection will be <_arg _T=\"default\">%3%</_arg> in <_arg _T=\"timeout\">%2%</_arg> seconds.
notify=[]User <_arg _T=\"username\">%1%</_arg> wants to connect to this machine.<br/><br/>Remote desktop connection will be accepted in <_arg _T=\"timeout\">%2%</_arg> seconds.
message=[]Message from user: <_arg _T=\"message\">%1%</_arg>
merge=%1%<br/><br/>%2%
default_user_message=

Below you can find the difference between parameters:

• Confirm text is shown if the user has consent option or incoming notification with local user allowed to grant or reject connection enabled.
• Notify text is shown when user has incoming connection notification enabled
• Message text is text that is send from operator side via command line argument
• Merge command merges confirm or notify option with message ( %1 is placeholder for confirm or notify , %2 is placeholder for message)
• default_user_message text is shown when user doesn't define message via command line argument

Below you can find an example of the customized messages: 

In these two examples, we used the following code: 

[tray]
confirm=[]User <_arg _T=\"username\">%1%</_arg> CONFIRM TEXT <br/><br/>Click Allow to allow remote desktop connection or click Reject to cancel remote connection. Otherwise, remote desktop connection will be <_arg _T=\"default\">%3%</_arg> in <_arg _T=\"timeout\">%2%</_arg> seconds.
notify=[]User <_arg _T=\"username\">%1%</_arg> NOTIFY TEXT <br/><br/>Remote desktop connection will be accepted in <_arg _T=\"timeout\">%2%</_arg> seconds.
message=[]Message from user: <_arg _T=\"message\">%1%</_arg>
merge=%1%<br/><br/>%2%
default_user_message=message