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          I am wondering if it possible to somehow (maybe with the PH webserver) display the PH execution queue and the other panel information on the "PH Status window" on the web (locally).
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 By having this "PH Status" page information always displayed, I can quickly tell when something "hangs" or causes the execution queue to back up.
 
 Ideally, if this info page could be web-served, I could either have a spare tablet mounted to display it, or mount a browser window into my trusted old XLobby GUI.
 
 Thoughts?
 
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          How about the log page?
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          Tony,
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 |  I am not sure how you would do this...any hints?
 
 Also....with regard to the "execution queue", ....under the File drop down, there is a button there labeled "Clear EXE Queue".
 
 Does anyone know if that can be invoked via any type of programmatic command?
 
 Again, I am not fighting any real/present PH problems; I am just looking to be able to recovery from any potential future system stalls/hangs/etc....(especially important when I have a house full of guests (like last night New Years)....
 
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          Umm...
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 http://phserver/ph-cgi/eventlog
 
 Also...
 
 ph_clearexequeue PowerHome formula function
 Description
 Clears PowerHome COMM and Execution queues.
 Syntax
 ph_clearexequeue ( )
 Return value
 Integer. Returns a 0.
 Usage
 When executed, this function will clear the PowerHome execution queue and the COMM queue. It does not affect Waiting macros however.
 
 In order for this function to clear waiting execution queue items BEFORE this function is executed, you must execute this function in the boolean field of a  trigger.        &nbs p;
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          Many thanks for pointing me in the right direction...
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 Happy New Year!
 
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          Steve,
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 Concerning the EXE queue on the web page, Im not so sure how well that would work because this data is usually flowing pretty fast and a webpage is fairly
 static and slow. Im thinking I may be able to add it to the remote clients though as that data could then be transmitted via UDP and should have a decent
 response time.
 
 Let me know if you think that may work.
 
 Dave.
 
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