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    HomeSeer webserver and aspx

    I'm using VS2010 and the default output does not work with Homeseer. Has anyone done it. So far it complains that it is not allowed as a virtualdirectory, but I cannot find where to add the file. The documentation says to just drop it into the /html folder.

    I'm good at C++/C# just havent done much with homeseer (YET!!).

    Thanks in advance!

    #2
    It may not be worth the hassle of piecing everything together. The HS Web Server is not 100% IIS. If you're set on creating web applications for HS, then you're better off running IIS alongside HS and grabbing a reference to do all of your coding. If not, then you will have to write 'vanilla' ASPX pages (i.e. no code-behind, ajax, etc.) and drop them into the html folder.
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      #3
      My setup pages for my HS plugins are developed/tested with VS2008 and then copied into the HS/html folder and run just fine including code behind (no AJAX).

      tenholde
      tenholde

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        #4
        Originally posted by tenholde View Post
        My setup pages for my HS plugins are developed/tested with VS2008 and then copied into the HS/html folder and run just fine including code behind (no AJAX).

        tenholde
        same here
        James

        Running HS 3 on Win10 .

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          #5
          ah - thats good to know about code-behind working. I had just placed everything into the ASPX pages on the few that I've done - thanks!
          HS4Pro on a Raspberry Pi4
          54 Z-Wave Nodes / 21 Zigbee Devices / 108 Events / 767 Devices
          Plugins: Z-Wave / Zigbee Plus / EasyTrigger / AK Weather / OMNI

          HSTouch Clients: 1 Android

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            #6
            Thats useful, but do you put it in subfolders to keep it all tidy as I think I'm going to end up with lots of pages and sub code, so folders would be good. is this where its going wrong? I read somewhere in the documentation that this is what you shoud do.
            does anyonme have a good c# aspx bais page they can send my way please?
            Thanks.

            I will also be working on an OWl poer meter api if anyone has done one or is interested in it?

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