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- fidoboy - 2009-02-24

chrisdaniels, can you please, share the plugin here? upload it to some place like rapidshare, megaupload or whatever you want. Download links for V1 are dead....

regards,


- chrisdaniels - 2009-02-24

Ask and ye shall recieve Wink

V1:http://www.megaupload.com/?d=UNN0D44C


- fidoboy - 2009-02-24

Many thanks!! Smile


- chrisdaniels - 2009-02-24

No probs, any takers for my question above however?


- chrisdaniels - 2009-03-13

**bump**


- Livin - 2009-03-14

Chris,
have you looked at Event Ghost? There are some cool plug-ins for it that might do what you want... if not directly then with a bit of python scripting since there are some good scripts already for it.


- chrisdaniels - 2009-03-14

Not heard of that one. Thanks.

I'll check it out :-)


- chrisdaniels - 2009-03-16

Checked it out and i'm very confused by it all.. and i'm not exactly daft when it comed to techy stuff lol

All i wanna do is send notifications to xbmc when certain things happen on the PC or in the interwebs.. but better than the existing xbmc notifier. I need a program that can send http commands that doesnt open an explorer window on the pc.

Why can windows not do this nativley through cmd! stupid thing..
any other ideas anyone?


- chrisdaniels - 2009-03-24

Incase anyone is having a similar issue..

Check out Curl at http://curl.haxx.se

You can use it in batch files or similar under Windows like this:
Code:
c:\curl http://192.168.0.3/xbmcCmds/xbmcHttp?command=ExecBuiltIn&parameter=Notification(Webpage%%20Update,%2,7000,special://xbmc/test.png)

and it will not open an annoying explorer window :o

I just need to figure out how to make the command accept spaces without using %20's all over the place.. (i know i have %%20 above. This is because i am using the command in another program (Webmon) that forces me to use this method as %2 is another command)

Anyone know how to make Curl accept spaces in an http request like above?


- stacked - 2009-03-26

I use a combination of wget (for win32) and batch scripts. Works fine.


- logictester - 2009-09-25

stacked Wrote:I use a combination of wget (for win32) and batch scripts. Works fine.

any chance you could post your setup?