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I think I missed the bit about my Twines ID. Oops. Will try again. Stacy, what rule do you have set specifically. For the Twine to trigger the HTTP request of the .sh script? I'm struggling to get my Twine to want to apply a rule for any more …
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This is awesome. But really sorry to sound stupid but do you put twine.sh on a server online and just get the twine to HTTP request the url?
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I think people have still been having issues getting their Twine to trigger even with as many as 16 rules set for reporting. I've got mine set wrong and it only ever goes off when I set it up. Doesn't make any sense to have a rules device triggeri…
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When I posted the last message is added a lot of random < br /> in places. You'll need to find these and take them out. It might stop things from working.
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Josh, I've found the code and very quickly cleaned it up, however it's still very crude. I'm hoping you have a basic understanding of HTML and PHP. I've commented most areas in the code explaining what is going on. Serious note: The Twine can no…
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No, not scraping. It's sending. I'll put something together for you. Sorry for the late reply.
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I have kind of pulled this off. I have a PHP page that pulls data from a file that is updated by the twine. So not strictly an HTML page but all of the code is HTML in view source. The PHP just fills in the field values for temperature in. I had…
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Just read the responses. Lots of great replys. I have to admit I hadn't read any manuals. I didn't even see them. Agree with what Grant said about how the system is triggered "pretty stupid for a rules based system". So for those of us that want …
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@Andreas, yes that should work fine as long as the host supports php and not just html. @Michael, thanks. @Chris, I personally choose to have it post via HTTP so that I could see when I wanted to rather than have a constant flow of emails I wasn't…
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Rik, I've found with the PHP emailing code I've written (http://community.supermechanical.com/index.php?p=/discussion/comment/695) that even though my Twine is set to Celsius it only sends Fahrenheit values.
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Nicolas what you've suggested with Google sounds great. I've progressed to getting the Twine to update a server side .txt file with the temperature and then have the temperature displayed on a web page suitable for mobile devices. Unfortunately I …
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Ignore that. I've just read the code you posted and it makes sense.
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Ryan, how do you get it to tell you the temperature? Sorry I mean the temperature value. If the rule is that it is > 0.
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Fabian, this sounds great. Also interested to know the code to get this working for myself too.
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Peter I've set up what you suggested for a constant temp alert but can't get the message it's sending to tell me the actual temp.
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