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Guest repliedI get that a lot as well. I wonder why CNN changes the wording slightly at least 5 times for ever story?
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Know what someone needs to do? There should be a way in this script to set a % match which would compare the message about to be emailed to the last message sent, and abort if they are similar. For me, instead of emailing an alert, it sends a text message to my phone. I can't tell you now many times I'll get "such and such happened" followed by "such and such happened, sources say" or something like that.
Would be kind of a fun to write too.
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I run mine every 3 mins. Had it longer and it seems to miss them.
Here is my ini file, change the device to match yours.
TimAttached Files
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I went back and check mine and I don't seem to have gotten one either. I don't know if I have it set up right or not. I just have the file set up as a event to run every 15 minutes. I read the instructions, but really didn't understand them. So I might not have mine set up right.
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Here is the last one I got.
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4/5/2007 6:06:53 AM=The plane carrying 15 British military personnel freed by Iran after a tense two-week standoff has landed in London.
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Guest repliedHas this script been updated. I use it but haven't seen breaking news in quite some time.
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Speaking News Alerts
I went through and clean up all my scripts, to just put on the ones that I really use. I just had so much stuff that I never used.
I didn't use the email programs, so I took it off.
Now I am looking for the News update program that doesn't use the email. I am getting CNN news update on the status page, which is what I want.
But what I am missing is the news alerts that would be announced through out the day. I would get at least one a day, usually more.
I am getting nothing now. Could some one tell me what script I am to be using to do this, or can I still do it without using an email program?
I miss hearing a news up date every now and then.
Even if someone would repost or direct me to the right script.
Thank you,
Dan
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Guest repliedOpps. Probably should have clarified a little
Originally posted by albright_family View PostHi all:
After going through CNN's html source code for what seems like hours (probably about 1), I figured out how to create the necessary dynamic webpages.
Thanks anyways
Russell
Dumps the previous data from w90-w99 Virtual Devices
Fills w90-w99 with the current headlines from CNN
On each fill pass for each virtual device. Homeseer generates a simple redirect web page to the 'Printer-Friendly' Version of the headline's story. (IE - w90 would have a page called 'headlinew90.htm'. Again the only thing that this page does is redirects to the correct story.
CNN didn't exactly make it easy for me to do this either, I had to almost completely dissect the source code for several of there pages, and then also pages of VBScript and Javascript functions. If any of you are interested in this, I will be more than happy to send you some of my files. For a screen shot of what some of these screens look like go to: http://www.cinemaronlineforums.com/f...=asc&&start=29
View the rest of that topic to see the rest of my screenshots. Have a great day, and sorry for any confusion.
Russell
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Originally posted by danielbo View PostDo I see there is a update on this script. I must have read for about 15 minutes today twice. I heard +=+= about a hundred times. I love this program. Thanks for any information.
danielbo
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Do I see there is a update on this script. I must have read for about 15 minutes today twice. I heard +=+= about a hundred times. I love this program. Thanks for any information.
danielbo
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Guest repliedHi all:
After going through CNN's html source code for what seems like hours (probably about 1), I figured out how to create the necessary dynamic webpages.
Thanks anyways
Russell
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