Embedding Tracker Map in my Website
Yes, you can use readonly user and make it publicly accessible using token. You can use this web app:
https://github.com/tananaev/traccar-web/tree/master/web/simple
Hello All,
I'm trying to do the same myself, but I don't get how to use readonly user. Thanks for the help!
Readonly is a user that can't modify anything in the account. It can only observe his devices.
Yes, but how do I go about creating this type of user?
You don't need to create user, just put this 2 files on the web and open index.html from web browser...
To mark user as readonly you just need to tick the checkbox in the user settings when you create it (as admin).
How can I only show the devices that are linked to a user? Now it always shows all the devices.
Traccar only shows linked devices.
I made a readonly user and added just a few devices to it. How do I get the script (just the two files right?) to connect to the server and the right user? What settings do I have to change?
Thanks!
The settings I've tried now connect to the server, but give me all devices all the time.
You have to put correct user token into the script.
I understand that but since this version of the file I don't know where anymore;
https://github.com/tananaev/traccar-web/commit/deee0476d2e5257c57f0ef1642fa379c93d8ba23
Sorry for me not seeing.
Thanks for the help
You can still put it in the file, or in the URL.
It works fine when I use incognito mode or am not logged in to Traccar. When I'm logged in I get an empty map.
Is it possible to make the script so that you can show one device?
Hello,
my Scenario look like this:
I want to install the tracker server on a vps Server given by a Web Hoster.
My Tracker should send Tracking informations via GPRS protocol to the Tracker server via the suitable IP/Port.
Then I want he Tracking results (the map) embedded in my Website (Wordpress Website) as as special site.
The visitor to my site should not be asked to sign up. Access to the map should be freely accessible.
Is there a way to achieve this goal?
Regards
Peter