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mustangcoupe
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I beleive I read about someone also having this same problem. But If I am on WIFI inside my home network or outside at a friends or public (not firewall problem) with my (or my wifes) pda cell phone we can get to the power home controls. but if I switch over to the cell network I loose it... I get an error about loosing connection or something. I think I saw this before (maybe TonyNo?) how did you solve this problem?
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I had a problem like this with AT&T and a "normal" phone (a Razr, not a Windows Mobile device). Seemed like it wanted to see a WML file, not PSP.
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Todd,
I remember someone else had this same problem...just cant remember who. However, I did include code to handle it several versions back.
Instead of using an extension of PSP, you can also use ASP. PowerHome will interpret it in exactly the same way and it will use the access settings assigned to PSP.
As a second option, you can also use an extension of HTML (as opposed to HTM which will not interpret embedded PSP commands). The trick here is that files with an extension of HTML will use the access settings for HTM instead of PSP and will interpret embedded PSP commands.
HTH,
Dave.
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I have thought about this problem a bit and it is not the PSP pages being blocked.... it is the maim CGI scrip pages. Which I am working on getting ehome online so I might beable to use that...
I know they are the ones doing it as the browser works fine and I can get to the cgi on ANY wifi connection.... damn verizon
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