> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.videc.de/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.videc.de/june5-3.7/en/webanwendung/sichten/url-objekt.md).

# URL Object

The URL object allows the display of documents (e.g. an HTML page).

## Creating a URL Object

After clicking the button with the *plus symbol* in the toolbar, a window appears where the *URL Object* entry is selected. Subsequently, the *Properties* button is pressed in the toolbar.

In the following dialog, various parameters are configured, such as name, identification and *URL.* Depending on the URL type, the *Relative Path* option is set. All changes are finally saved by pressing the button with the *disk icon* in the toolbar.

Web content or files that should be retrieved in a URL object via a relative path must be placed in the JUNE5 installation directory ...\Web\\**CustomFiles**.

### Retrieving URL Objects

#### If Relative

Here you can retrieve files from the ...\Web\\**CustomFiles** folder. In this case, the file name is sufficient. For example *FirstSteps\_en.pdf*

#### If Absolute

Here you can enter any URL. For example [*https://videc.de*](https://videc.de)

{% hint style="info" %}

* If absolute URLs cannot be displayed, it is usually because the corresponding web server of the called URL has set the header to "Sameorigin" (X-Frame-Options = Sameorigin). In this case, it means that loading the resource in an iframe outside of your own domain is prohibited.
  {% endhint %}

## Properties

The following properties can be configured in the *Properties Window*:

* Name
* Identification
* Open Link in New Tab *(opens the currently displayed report in a new browser tab)*
* Relative Path
* URL *(enter path)*
* Widget Border Color (*only in Dashboard!*)
* Widget Border Width (*only in Dashboard!*)

{% hint style="info" %}

* The JUNE5 client must be able to call the entered URL directly. It is not enough that the client reaches the JUNE5 server.
* JUNE5 rights management does not apply to locally stored files (Relative Path).
  {% endhint %}

### Application Example:

In the local intranet, a PLC provides a web server (e.g: <http://spswebserver> ). This URL can be embedded in JUNE5 and displayed in the JUNE5 client in the local intranet.

The JUNE5 server has access to the Internet and should be reachable from the outside. This URL object (<http://spswebserver>) cannot be displayed because the PLC's web page is not accessible from the Internet.

## Printing

Printing is described in the chapter [Printing](/june5-3.7/en/webanwendung/sichten/drucken.md).

## Delete

To delete a URL object, you can press the auxiliary button with the three dots to the right of the URL object in the object list on the left. In the following drop-down menu, the delete button appears, identifiable by the *trash can symbol*. Once this is pressed, the URL object is permanently deleted.


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