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    You should then be able to add the text yourself:

    Column4Section5-1Left=Opgewekte Stroom
    Column4Section5-1Middle=[device,456] Kwh
    Column4Section5-1Right=[devicelastchange,456]
    Jon

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      Jon,

      Thats working fine.

      Thanks for your Quick support.

      Maybe something to add in the Doc


      Ed

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        I agree this is not in the examples, but it is in the docs:

        Displaying information
        Any area that can be defined has the capability to display information. This includes the heading, sub headings, left, middle or right fields. Information is inserted by use of Parameter tags which can be inserted in isolation or mixed with text.
        Jon

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          I am trying to get this on my Iphone and the page is too small to read. How do I get the font bigger?

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            The iPhone will scale to fit the page size so if you are trying to view the demo page it will be small. Changing the font size will make little difference. Have you tried to make a page with just a single column for the Iphone?

            To answer your question, you would need to define a class, depending on what you want to display. There is a section called 'understanding classes' in the docs.
            Jon

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              I would like to call a script passing multiple parameters. For example I defined the script call below but the last argument "1" is not passed to the script, only the first one "Playroom Lights".

              Code:
              ScriptRefresh3=CAPIControl.vb,ControlDeviceNameAndUse,Playroom Lights,1
              How do I specify multiple parameters?

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                Are you using the comma as a delimiter for the two parameters? If so, try using something like a semicolon.
                Jon

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                  John,
                  Once again I must say how grateful I am to you for your fantastic scripts and plugins.
                  I used to have my own .asp in HS2, and just wanted to use your webpage-builder for a quick start of HS3, but it is sooo nice that I might never have to write my asp pages.

                  May I ask for two things:

                  - Accentuated characters (UTF-8) cannot be used in the .ini file. Many of my labels are using accentuated chars, as these must be sometime used for speech, and that I am using a non-english voice. Changing my devices and event labels without UTF-8 chars would be a big loss.

                  - I would like to have the devicelastchange being "Today" when suitable, as in HS GUI.
                  Best would be to have this custom for my language ("Aujourd'hui")...

                  Once again many thanks for your great work !
                  Pierre
                  Visit zee e-maison : http://www.e-maison.com

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                    Is this web page builder meant to work on HS3-Pi? I've installed all the files, but when I try opening http://hometrollerzee/Buildpage.aspx in a browser it just sits there waiting. Tried in IE11 and Chrome.

                    EDIT: Okay, it obviously doesn't work on HS3-Pi. Noticed that CPU for MONO had peaked at 97%, and then noticed that MONO had crashed. Shame.

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                      Originally posted by tarbat View Post
                      Is this web page builder meant to work on HS3-Pi? I've installed all the files, but when I try opening http://hometrollerzee/Buildpage.aspx in a browser it just sits there waiting. Tried in IE11 and Chrome.
                      No, ASP.NET is not supported on the Pi as it takes too long to render the pages (if at all).

                      http://board.homeseer.com/showthread.php?t=146279
                      Jon

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                        Originally posted by Pierre View Post
                        John,
                        Once again I must say how grateful I am to you for your fantastic scripts and plugins.
                        I used to have my own .asp in HS2, and just wanted to use your webpage-builder for a quick start of HS3, but it is sooo nice that I might never have to write my asp pages.

                        May I ask for two things:

                        - Accentuated characters (UTF-8) cannot be used in the .ini file. Many of my labels are using accentuated chars, as these must be sometime used for speech, and that I am using a non-english voice. Changing my devices and event labels without UTF-8 chars would be a big loss.

                        - I would like to have the devicelastchange being "Today" when suitable, as in HS GUI.
                        Best would be to have this custom for my language ("Aujourd'hui")...

                        Once again many thanks for your great work !
                        Pierre
                        I'm not sure I quite understand the UTF8 issue. Have you tried creating your own ini file and using that? If it is not read than this is a HS3 issue. You should be able to use HTML UTF8 special characters in the text: http://www.utf8-chartable.de/unicode...=dec&htmlent=1


                        hs.devicelastchange just provides the time/date but I can see if I can add an additional command to convert this.....
                        Jon

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                          Originally posted by jon00 View Post
                          No, ASP.NET is not supported on the Pi as it takes too long to render the pages (if at all).

                          http://board.homeseer.com/showthread.php?t=146279
                          Thanks. Do you know if it's possible to create your own HTML to run on HS3-Pi to display devices,etc?

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                            Originally posted by tarbat View Post
                            Thanks. Do you know if it's possible to create your own HTML to run on HS3-Pi to display devices,etc?
                            The Pi will serve standard html pages without issue. The problem is that to display device info, you need a server side language such as .asp and asp.net which is not supported.

                            JSON support has recently been added to HS3 so there may be a way via JQuery to display info as a HTML page but I have not looked into this.
                            Jon

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                              Originally posted by Pierre View Post
                              John,
                              Once again I must say how grateful I am to you for your fantastic scripts and plugins.
                              I used to have my own .asp in HS2, and just wanted to use your webpage-builder for a quick start of HS3, but it is sooo nice that I might never have to write my asp pages.

                              May I ask for two things:

                              - Accentuated characters (UTF-8) cannot be used in the .ini file. Many of my labels are using accentuated chars, as these must be sometime used for speech, and that I am using a non-english voice. Changing my devices and event labels without UTF-8 chars would be a big loss.

                              - I would like to have the devicelastchange being "Today" when suitable, as in HS GUI.
                              Best would be to have this custom for my language ("Aujourd'hui")...

                              Once again many thanks for your great work !
                              Pierre
                              Pierre,

                              I've now added the "Today" and "Yesterday" option (with language support), however I'm still awaiting your response on the UTF-8 issue before I release a new version.
                              Jon

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