Clicking on container names does nothing about dweebui

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This is fixed in v0.70-dev, which allows you to set a custom IP address or domain name in Settings.

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Does it mean that DweebUI could be a service startup program that functions as a service portal?

Yeah. I need to expand on options for container cards links. I like the idea of splitting up the link.

bcurran3 (#14) suggested using container labels to generate the links.

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@joestump If you're curious about where the code is:
The container card is views/partials/containerFull.html.
Then in controllers/dashboard.js it replaces "AppLink" with either localhost or the custom link.

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This is fixed in v0.70-dev, which allows you to set a custom IP address or domain name in Settings.

Does it mean that DweebUI could be a service startup program that functions as a service portal?

It's recommended that the AppLink could load from the hostname of current URL by default, and the AppPort could load from the mapped host port.

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Yeah, you may can try the implementation of https://casaos.io/. It's running on my debian.

The CasaOS aims to be a NAS system, but my system doesn't require the harddrive management features, and the container management feature isn't powerful enough.