noc-display is a simple web page that embeds multiple iframes within the page and uses impress.js to move between the iframes. Each iframe is reloaded before being displayed. The goal was to build a cool animated display that you might find on the wall in a network operations center (NOC).
Check out the live deomonstration here.
impress.js is licensed under the MIT and GPL licenses. See https://github.com/bartaz/impress.js for more information
All other code is Copyright (C) 2012 Jason Hancock http://geek.jasonhancock.com and is licensed under the MIT license
Stick the contents of the noc-display directory somewhere under the
document root of your webserver. Open up config.php and load up the
urls config array with the urls you want to display in the iframes.
You can put as many urls as you like in the array.
The iframes are laid out in a grid pattern. Change the items_per_column
config option to adjust how many elements appear in each column of the
grid.
You can adjust the width and height of the iframes by changing the
frm_width and frm_height parameters. The time between transitions can be
configured with the frm_delay_ms parameter.
Once you have it all configured, point your browser at index.php