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Manny
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Thanks,
I figured out the quotes last night by looking at other examples in the forum.
You have now clued me in on the last parameter and will see if I can id the starting function or subroutine in the script.
As always, I appreciate the help you have given me.
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dhoward
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Cool,
Let me know how it goes.
Dave.
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Manny
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Works great! I've used the info off this forum to send formulas to switch ninjas by pressing animated gifs.
One question.
I now would like others to be able access just this 1 page which has the gifs that reference formulas, without having them log in. Is there something I can embed in the webpage that would login for them, or a setting in PH that will allow this?
I don't want to give access to control center, etc.
Edited by Manny - March 24 2006 at 21:52
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You could set up guest access, which would let people see the pages, but not control things.
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Manny
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I guess I'll keep PowerHome pages private for personal use and let guests use IIS served pages. Don't want them turning on all the lights.
This way they can control the 2 ninja cameras via the .asp pages and CM19A (made possible by the free Patterson activex sw).
What's way cool is that PowerHome can listen to the CM19A via the MR26A and trigger other actions based on the buttons on the non-PowerHome page. This way I can have alerts/emails/etc. whenever anyone activates the Ninjas.
Edited by Manny - March 25 2006 at 23:07
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dhoward
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Manny,
You can do this with PSP pages. In the webserver setup, set the PSP security to "Any". Then just make the page you want users to access a PSP page. If you have other PSP pages already setup, then you'll want to add some additional code at the beginning to check for authorization. You can use the ph_getwebauth and ph_setwebreturn functions to handle this for you.
Dave.
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Manny
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Cool, now I can run 1 less webserver.
Thanks.
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