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Looks done to me. So how close are you to having it integrated into the ISY webserver and how are you accomplishing this (be technical)? I'm wondering if there are any changes going on to better enable interface configurability... such as adding classes to the standard html output so that they can more easily be skinned. And also providing a page that would consolidate all the individual device control pages. So for example if there was a page like /remote where it would be something like Dining Table 2 Spots XX XX XX XX Off On Off Refresh Dining Recessed XX XX XX XX Off On Off On Off Refresh

I'm pretty sure those events are not exposed to web applications only native ones. I still say your original design is perfectly adequate. If you want to do a native app then you can build in crazy features like shaking the phone simulates an earthquake and randomly flashes lights.

Not sure why that would be true.

Nice work mark! Yes automatic redirect is a good idea, but since you are going through the trouble of seeing that your code renders properly in other browsers, a nice hard link would also be good.

All user agent info here

I like your skin the way it is. Simple and effective. Let's get it in the next beta under /iphone or /ms (mobile safari). The iui template is something that was specifically designed for mobile safari and I don't think it will properly render everything in all browsers. My sights are still set on a native app and I'll write one when I get a chance unless someone beats me to it.

That fox news site is based on iui by Joe Hewitt. It is one of the best templates available and makes the interface look almost native. It is here: http://code.google.com/p/iui/ The native style on/off slider buttons are cool.

Looks good with the rounded buttons! Java is not ported by apple but has been ported in various forms by 3rd party developers. For example there is Jiggy and the Java runtime ported by saurik.

Mobile safari does not support saved passwords. However, if you are using a jailbroken phone or when the next software update comes out supporting SDK applications it will be possible to have a native ISY application on the iphone/touch that will be able to store your password and interact with the ISY in the background and be as pretty as you can dream of. It might also currently be possible to port the admin console over to the iphone using jiggy but I'm not sure.

Noticed this didn't make it into 2.6.4 beta.

Yes I'm sure. The tag was created specifically for mobile safari.

I am also playing with an html interface for mobile safari. But in the meantime, if this tag is added to the header of the html pages, they are rendered at the appropriate size for mobile safari and I don't believe it has any effect on other browsers.

If you go to https://192.168.xxx.xxx or whatever your ISY's LAN IP is, it should work. It's an issue with maintaining the secure session across pages somehow but yeah you have to use https even on LAN with mobile safari IME.

Finally was able to get it working from a second computer. Now just need to get the main machine back in order.

What I was worried about was losing my programs by upgrading before I saved them. Do I need to?

Tried clearing cache and rebooting ISY but still freezes whenever I try to click on either program tab.

When I went to backup my ISY from 2.6.2 it froze during backup. The second time it completed. Now whenever I click on either of the program tabs it freezes. I cannot access my programs but they do still work as triggered. When I log in to telnet it shows a list of pgm files all with 0 file size. I want to make sure I have them before I upgrade. What can I do?

Well right now it does work over http from firefox on my computer, just not on mobile safari. Both are connected over LAN.

Ok I'll work on something.

One more request: Auto-detection of mobile safari and iphone/ipod touch friendly auto-formatting via css for the html interface. Doesn't have to be anything too fancy.

UPDATE: it works through https but not http.

I've been trying to use the html pages from my iphone browser but when executing the form submissions i get a "lost network connection" (NSURLErrorDomain:-1005) error. A brief web search for this error seems to point at a server side problem with sessions or other issues. Please let me know if you have any ideas on how to resolve this. Thanks.

Ok thanks. Basically for the slider as far as I can tell whenever you use it it changes the switch's local on level which I don't want to do.

Thanks for your responses, Michel. Seems like it wouldn't be too hard to add 'Custom' to the On,Off,Fast On, etc... Listbox which when selected exposes a text field that accepts a two byte parameter and sends it out as an insteon command. Might not be a common request yet but as more devices come out it could be useful. (I was able to get my custom device working by manually configuring the PLC as a dimmer and then reprogramming it to use the high nibble of the level sent with a direct on command as a relay selector... but I'd still like the feature) Also one thing I found myself wanting was a slider (not linked to local value) for level control on a dimmer's device page such that I could set that to a percentage and then click the on button and it would go to that level so one does not need to click dim several times. That and/or a way to add custom buttons with preset on levels for remote control. Sorry if i am a control freak

So I just got my ISY and have a few questions/feature requests: 1. Is there a way to bulk add devices? Ideally I would like to be able to type in an address followed by a device name in a textbox (one per line) and add them all at once. 2. Is there a way to add devices manually by tap-tap linking: i.e. if I don't know the ID of the device I can link it to the PLM and the ISY will recognize it? 3. Can I send custom insteon commands to a device? Is there a way to send custom insteon commands (2 bytes)? I guess this is somewhat unique because I am an insteon developer, but I have a custom 8 ch relay control built on a serial PLC and I would like to send it custom commands. This would also apply to other devices such as simplehomenet for which the command tables are published. Perhaps this could be a feature enabled in an advanced user mode. Or maybe a way to create a user-defined device ... I haven't looked at all the firmware files yet but maybe there's a way to hack in a custom device config.? 4. Request - Variables. I know it has been discussed before but it would be pretty trivial to implement integer variables with add/subtract actions and <>!= compare operations. 5. Request - Nested Conditionals. Within a program the user should be able to start and end conditionals at will. I guess this could be done by nesting programs instead but it would be nice to see it all on one screen.