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Skip, just FYI I was able to register all the ActiveX Controls that Dave provided on a 32bit 2003 Server. I'm having other problems with the Growl support but haven't had time to monkey with it lately.
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Skip,
Yes, I think the issue is because you're on Vista/Win 7 and the UAC/administrator rights are causing the problem.
Not sure of the best way to accomplish it, but if you run the regsvr32 commands as an administrator, I think it should work. If you could launch a command prompt with "Run as administrator" and then type the regsvr32 commands, that would probably work. Another option would be to create a quick and dirty batch file with the regsvr32 commands in it, save it, then right click and "Run as Administrator".
Let me know where that gets you.
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Dave,
I haven't had a chance to try this, but I hope to get to it this week. Thanks for the help!
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Skip,
Any luck with getting this plugin to work?
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As a matter of fact, no. The main reason I wanted this functionality was to get notifications
on my phone. I have since written an android app that does this. However, I would still like
to have this working so I can get desktop notifications.
Right now I can register the three ocx files without error. But when I go into PowerHome
Help->About, the plugin never shows up as being registered. I have reinitialized and
restarted several times, but still no joy. One time after restarting I saw an error pop up
that seemed related to the plugin, but it disappeared after a couple of seconds. Don't know
if that was a fluke or something important. Unfortunately I didn't get a chance to read it.
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I am trying to figure out a way to push messages to my
phone from PowerHome. I was using the PHCA app with
Google Cloud Messages, but they stopped working.
I installed Growl and PowerHome registered with the
service, however, even using the example contained in the
growlcmd.txt, it gave a syntax error.
Here is the example command:
ph_picmd(5,"GROWL",3,"Message Title","This is the text of
the message",0,2)
So, I moved onto another service, pushover.net, which is
free and has a simple API that uses a POST command via
HTTPS. I attempted to make this work using the
ph_posturl1 command, but I'm getting an error every time
of 'invalid command specified.' I'm not sure if this
command is even capable of working via HTTPS, the
documentation doesn't specify.
Here is the command I am using:
ph_posturl1("https://api.pushover.net/1/messages.xml","to
ken=a9b6hn2e7k1p9e4a6k9s62fmtjuf4t&device=S8&title=test&m
essage=here+is+a+message",1,5)
Any help would be appreciated. This seems to be such a
simple function, but I am very frustrated at this point.
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