RE: RE: (ukha_d) homeseer ASP wrappers

["Amar Nagi" <groups@xxxxxxx>]

thanks. Is it ok if i shoot any questions to you should i run into any
problems
while revamping my homeseerweb

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      From: justin@xxxxxxx [mailto:justin@xxxxxxx]
      Sent: Thu 15/08/2002 12:31 
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      Subject: RE: [ukha_d] RE: (ukha_d) homeseer
ASP wrappers
      
      

      You can take a look at a script I use to
gether data from TivoWeb. There is
      also a very simple asp page to give you some
idea how it could be used.
      
      http://homepage.ntlworld.com/gadgetjunkie/webpages/
      
      My 'proper' HS webpage is based on this guys
page.
      http://12.219.156.211:81/quickview.asp
     
loc=usa&seg=LocalWeather&prodgrp=Forecasts&product=ForecastMap&prodnav=none&pid=
      none
      
      (If you need usr/pass it's guest:guest)
      
      Justin.
      
      Quoting Amar Nagi
<groups@xxxxxxx>:
      
      > thanks justin,
      > do you have any examples and look at
just to get me started. ?
      > screen dumps would be great too :-)
      > sorry if that is asking alot
      >
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Sent: Thu 15/08/2002 10:41
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Subject: RE: [ukha_d] RE: (ukha_d) homeseer ASP wrappers
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Amar
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      >       I
would imagine these people are running scripts which parse data from
      > webpages
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which is then used to populate some virtual devices or global HS
      > variables.
      >      
When building your asp pages you can just sprinkle the data around.
e.g.
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<%=hs.getvar("TodaysHi")%>
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<%=hs.devicestringbyname("Virtual Shares")%>
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Thats how I do it anyway :-)
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Justin.
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Quoting Amar Nagi <groups@xxxxxxx>:
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> on homeseer discussion site
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>       From: peter.white@xxxxxxx
      [mailto:peter.white@xxxxxxx]
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>       Sent: Thu 15/08/2002 09:32
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>       To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx
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>       Cc:
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>       Subject: [ukha_d] RE: (ukha_d)
homeseer ASP wrappers
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>       Where did you see the one with
stocks, weather etc?
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>       Pete
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>       -----Original Message-----
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>       From: MIME:groups@xxxxxxx at
INTERNET
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>       Could someone please explain to me
how people
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>       are wrapping websites into their
homeseer web interface.
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>       It looks fantastic on some i have
seen. I saw one with weather
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>       and news and stock prices etc
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>       any help appreciated
      
      
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