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krommetje
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Hey all (perhaps an easy question but....)
Been reading a lot, but no posting, but here I am again:
My daughter has a bedside lamp which has a running time of 20min. She is allowed to read for 20min. and then PH shuts the light off. I do this with a hyperlink to start a macro like this: (on my touchscreen in the livingroom)
Code:
<a href=http://192.168.1.17/maiketijd.psp>Maikelight On>
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can I change the textcolour according to the status of the light? (address is L3)
Peter
Edited by krommetje - June 03 2008 at 14:22
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TonyNo
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Sure. Just put two FONT COLOR statements in an IF that checks the light status. I can post actual code in a few hours.
This would give blue text...
<A HREF=http://192.168.1.17/maiketijd.psp>
<FONT COLOR="#0000FF">Maikelight On></FONT>
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TonyNo
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OK, here's some code...
The link is dark yellow when on and grey when off.
Code:
<A HREF=/maiketijd.psp>
<FONT COLOR="<% if( [X10STATL3] = 2, '#7f7f00', '#808080') %>">Maikelight On></FONT>
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krommetje
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Hey TonyNo,
now I know what went wrong:
this part of the code: %>">Maikelight On> I forgot the " 
oops, elementary mistake  
thanks...
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