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guerrand
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Thanks dh, I'm glad you like how it's coming out. I have another thing I'm wondering about, is there any way to yank any of the elements from the ph stat screen? like the uptime and event log. I want to see if I can intergrate those elements into the interface as well, that way it can function as more than just a pretty remote control but also provide access to sys stat info.
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dhoward
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Tony,
I see one small problem. Your code:
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| http://kids:8000/ph-cgi/evalformula?ph_x10(1,"A" ,7,0) + ph_x10(1,"A",103,0) |
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should be:
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| http://kids:8000/ph-cgi/evalformula?formula=ph_x 10(1,"A",7,0) %2b ph_x10(1,"A",103,0) |
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I think that will iron it out  .
Dave.
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dhoward
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guerrand,
I havent played with flash, so Im not sure what is possible. You can certainly get the data for things like the eventlog, uptime, etc. and we do it all the time. Dynamic data such as this is usually obtained using PSP (PowerHome Server Pages). What we'll usually do is create an HTML page and give it an extension of .PSP. Inside this page will be standard HTML elements with PowerHome formulas delimited with the ASP style tags <% and %>.
So, a real simple PSP page to display the PowerHome uptime might be:
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<html>
<head>
<title>Simple PSP Page</title>
</head>
<body>
<b>PowerHome Uptime:</b> <%ph_powerhomeuptime_s()%>
</body>
</html>
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If we save the above with an extension of .psp and then call it from a web browser, any PowerHome formulas within <% and %> tags will be evaluated and substituted. The resulting HTML will then be returned.
Im not sure if this mechanism can be used with flash however.
If you can give me a little info on how flash deals with dynamic content, I might be able to come up with a way to help you out.
Dave.
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TonyNo
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'-' worked, too! 
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guerrand
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Dhoward,
I'm acutally learning how it handles that kind of thing as I go. That's a start, I'll see if I can get that to work.
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krommetje
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Well, I am not going to put this much work as I can't spare the time... maybe in the future....
Peter
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