This should be the last post here...

The new forums are up. Click the "Forums" link on www.salling.com.
Registering is very easy, for now. Hopefully, spam won't be a problem
(if it is, I'll have to manually approve all membership requests).

You cannot post in the archives, so if there's an outstanding question
that needs attention, please repost in one of the product-specific
forums.

Best,
Jonas

Hello!

You will no longer be able to post messages to this mailing list. We're
in the process of importing the archives to the new forum. When this is
done, I'll open it up for use. Stay tuned.

Best,
Jonas

Why not buy a Bluetooth adapter? It's about the same price as the
cable, no?

--
Jonas Salling
President, Salling Software AB
Stockholm, Sweden (GMT+1)
Office: + 46 8 33 14 55
Mobile: + 46 702 57 40 30

On 2004-08-03, at 06.12, Jake Davis wrote:

> I have a few questions. I'm thinking of buying the T610 and then a
> cable for
> syncing with Entourage. The DCU-11 cable says it's only compatible with
> Windows. Will it work on my Mac and Mobile sync? Is there another
> cable to
> buy?

I have a few questions. I'm thinking of buying the T610 and then a cable for
syncing with Entourage. The DCU-11 cable says it's only compatible with
Windows. Will it work on my Mac and Mobile sync? Is there another cable to
buy?

I'm running Panther and Entourage X.

Hello!

We're moving off Yahoo-groups in a few days. Instead, there'll be a
forum with RSS capabilities. At about the same time, we'll move hosting
off .Mac to another host. Murphy willing, things will go smoothly.

Here's the process:

1a. The Yahoo-group will be locked down

1b. I will post an IP to the new forums. Old messages on the
Yahoo-group has been imported, so you can still search for old
conversations.

2. The salling.com domain will be pointed to the new server. At this
point, you will be able to reach the new forums from the main site.

In summary, you do NOT have to do anything about this now, but stay
tuned for another email. If you're interested in registering at the new
forum for testing purposes, let me know.

Best,
Jonas

Mika,

If you read the installation instructions for MobileSync, it will be
clear for you how this is done.

Best.
--
Jonas Salling
President, Salling Software AB
Stockholm, Sweden (GMT+1)

On 2004-08-02, at 07.28, mika_parikka wrote:

> As instructed in MobileSync webpage, I went out to Microsoft website
> and got
> Enourage Handheld Sync... installer. However, it did not succeed,
> because I got a
> message that "Palm HotSync folder" is missing and therefore the
> installer cannot
> proceed.
>
> Do I have to install some Palm software as well before I can sync my
> Ericsson and
> Entourage. Sounds a bit complicated...

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Cheers,

As instructed in MobileSync webpage, I went out to Microsoft website and got
Enourage Handheld Sync... installer. However, it did not succeed, because I got
a
message that "Palm HotSync folder" is missing and therefore the installer cannot
proceed.

Do I have to install some Palm software as well before I can sync my Ericsson
and
Entourage. Sounds a bit complicated...

Please Help!

Mika

I link for those of you wishing for longer range:

http://wireless.weblogsinc.com/entry/2983435022266434/

;-)

--
Jonas Salling
President, Salling Software AB
Stockholm, Sweden (GMT+1)
Office: + 46 8 33 14 55
Mobile: + 46 702 57 40 30

Wow! Hey thanks you guys for all the great advice. But just out of
curiosity, since I'm using
OSX 10.3.4, the latest Salling Ericsson Clicker, and a T610,
shouldn't it be working with
bypassing the screensaver in the first place?
I don't understand why it's not working on its  own.


--- In ericssonclient@yahoogroups.com, Guillaume Gete <listes@g...>
wrote:
>
> Le 29 juil. 04, à 10:59, Kaneda Tatsaki a écrit :
>
> > Here is a script I use to unlock the screen saver with password
> > enabled.
> >
> > It just types in the password for you.
>
> Very nice.
>
> A small reminder though : this, of course, breaks a bit the
security on
> your machine, as it could allow any peeper to have a look at what's
> inside your script and get your password in plain text… So, you
should
> rather think to write the script, then save it as a "Run only"
script,
> preventing the script to be opened again directly by anyone.
>
> --
> "Apple is not doomed, it just needs to pick its markets and renew
the
> innovation in the Macintosh" - Bill Gates, 1996

So I'm new at this. I'm an experienced perl coder, a C hack and a new
Salling Clicker user. I love it.

But I want to create my own scripts. According to the user's manual, I
can find out more by opening "SEC Helper’s dictionary in Script Editor,
to find out what functionality it provides."

Where do I find the SEC Helper's dictionary? Thanks!


---sambo

Um, regarding my last e-mail. Never mind, I'm an idiot. Next time I'll
wait 'till I've really exhausted possibilities before asking for help.

Pardon me.


---sambo

Wow!
I really appreciate you doing things I didn't dare from lack of experience:
system cache?

It is all so obvious, with products like SC you need some way to boost the BT
signal, or use
an appropriate protocol to transfer signal, otherwise it is a gadget that is
amazing for
about three days... just to see what can be done, but in practice..., is it
helpfull..., does it
solve a problem...?
No, for me it's no fun standing next to the computer controlling iTunes. I want
to do that
from the garden or bedroom. (let alone giving a presentation where you have to
be aware
not to wander off too much) I'm considering the ATI remote wonder now. It's not
as 'sleek'
but could give a lot more satisfaction in terms of practicallity.

By the way, I noticed that without the Airport switched on, the range is about 7
mtrs!
Almost 100% extra (no interference I guess)
But the fun strarts with Airtunes... So what can one do?

I do hope you come across something to contribute to a basic need for all SC
users using
or wanting to use Airtunes.

Mine just arrived!
Beautifull packaging, beautifull product!
NICE!








--- In ericssonclient@yahoogroups.com, Stephen Jonke <sjj_public@m...> wrote:
> Well, I've gone back and tried to reproduce the effect, but I can't get
> it to work now. Very strange. It doesn't work with the Belkin 100 meter
> or with the D-Link 10 meter I originally experienced it with. I also
> tried moving the Apple driver out of the Library as Jonas had suggested
> and rebooted. This didn't have any effect until I cleared the system
> cache first and then rebooted (I used the freeware program Onyx to
> clear the system cache). While this then did disable the built-in
> bluetooth module, the USB module didn't work either - I plugged it in
> but no bluetooth services were established. Then I put the Apple driver
> back and rebooted, only to find that the built-in was still disabled,
> so I once again had to clear the system cache and reboot to get the
> built-in working again. The last thing I tried is deleting the pairing
> and reestablishing it with the module plugged in, but that didn't work
> either.
>
> There must be some way to get this working, perhaps still some issue
> with caching, because it definitely did "work" when I first stumbled
> across it, but so far no luck in getting it to work again. I'll play
> around some more when I again find some time. Hopefully Apple will be
> smart and update bluetooth to support plugging a USB module in to
> override the built-in in some future system update.
>
> Also, FYI, the Belkin module does NOT have the Broadcom chipset as the
> broadcom driver didn't show up with the kextstat | grep HCI command.
> With the old D-Link it did load the broadcom driver.
>
> Steve

Well, I've gone back and tried to reproduce the effect, but I can't get
it to work now. Very strange. It doesn't work with the Belkin 100 meter
or with the D-Link 10 meter I originally experienced it with. I also
tried moving the Apple driver out of the Library as Jonas had suggested
and rebooted. This didn't have any effect until I cleared the system
cache first and then rebooted (I used the freeware program Onyx to
clear the system cache). While this then did disable the built-in
bluetooth module, the USB module didn't work either - I plugged it in
but no bluetooth services were established. Then I put the Apple driver
back and rebooted, only to find that the built-in was still disabled,
so I once again had to clear the system cache and reboot to get the
built-in working again. The last thing I tried is deleting the pairing
and reestablishing it with the module plugged in, but that didn't work
either.

There must be some way to get this working, perhaps still some issue
with caching, because it definitely did "work" when I first stumbled
across it, but so far no luck in getting it to work again. I'll play
around some more when I again find some time. Hopefully Apple will be
smart and update bluetooth to support plugging a USB module in to
override the built-in in some future system update.

Also, FYI, the Belkin module does NOT have the Broadcom chipset as the
broadcom driver didn't show up with the kextstat | grep HCI command.
With the old D-Link it did load the broadcom driver.

Steve

I've been using Salling Clicker for quite some time now with my ibook
and t610 and I'm very pleaced with the functionality. But there is
one feature I wish for and that is that i can accept incoming calls
with a click (like now) but then just start talking using my ibook as
a large bluetooth handsfree. Is this possible ? Is there anyting out
there ? Can it be added to Salling Clicker ?

> So it seems we can get Address Book to display the caller ID info, so
> perhaps it's not a
> restriction of Symbian like the Salling Clicker manual hints at.
> Since we can see all of the information, (I just verified this with my
> PowerBook and my
> P900) is there a way to implement this into Salling Clicker?

Address Book doesn't have to deal with the C++ APIs on the phone.

- jonas

Hi

Yes you are wright.

For me it was never a problem because I,m the only one using my Mac ;-)

But for frightned people here is a version that uses key chain access.

It's based on an original script made by Apple to access the key chain.
If this one seems better for you - you need to modify the script to the
way that it creates a key first, than use this one or modify it the way
it's usefull to you!!!!!!!!!
The server name I use is "UnockScreenSaver".
It should of course have the same password you use to unlock the screen
saver.
The keychain should be unlocked (you still need to enter a password in
keychain to view a password)
and you should enable allways allow access.

ATTENTION!!! people who are familiar with applescript may use the
script to access any password if the keychain is not locked.
But if you lock the keychain this script makes no sense.

The script was just intended to work until Apple comes up with a
sollution for the screen saver problem.

If it's too unsafe for you - just don't use it or come up with a better
sollution.

--script--
-- Loadable AppleScript used to access the Keychain -- This script is
not executable, it is only useable from other AppleScripts

-- Generic Keychain Access should be stored in the "Scripts" folder of
the System Folder

-- Purpose:
-- A. Ease of use when using the keychain in scripts.
-- B. To hide "Keychain Scripting" on machines that don't support the
Keychain.
--    If your script used 'tell app "Keychain Scripting"', it would ask
the user where
--    "Keychain Scripting" was located on pre-OS9 machines (which do
not support the keychain).
--    using this script eliminates that dilema - just don't loadthis
script on pre-OS9 machines.

-- Properties are set by and retrieved by the calling script

-- All access to keys is based on the name of the key, so we
don't/can't allow more than one key with the same name.

-- Only generic keys are supported.


property version : "1.2"

-- the following properties are set/retrieved by the calling script.
property _name : "UnlockScreenSaver"
property _account : ""
property _description : ""
property _comment : "Generic Keychain Access ©2000 Kevin Burkholder" &
return & "http://homepage.mac.com/kburkholder"
property _password : ""
property _service : "UnlockScreenSaver"

-- used to get the current keychain or the named keychain (when set by
caller)
property _KeychainName : ""
property _KeychainPassword : ""

-- used for the write funktion to unlock the screen saver engine
property casestring : "ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ"


to Reset_Keychain() -- set properties to default and quit Keychain
Scripting.
	 set _name to ""
	 set _account to ""
	 set _description to ""
	 set _comment to "Generic Keychain Access ©2000 Kevin Burkholder" &
return & "http://homepage.mac.com/kburkholder"
	 set _password to ""
	 set _service to "Generic Keychain Access"--I use this service name
	 try
		 tell application "Keychain Scripting" to quit
	 end try
end Reset_Keychain


to Unlock_Keychain() -- Unlock a keychain
	 tell application "Keychain Scripting"
		 activate -- for user to unlock
		 if _KeychainName is "" then
			 set _KeychainName to the name of the current keychain
		 end if
		 if _KeychainPassword is "" then
			 unlock keychain _KeychainName
		 else
			 try
				 unlock keychain _KeychainName with password _KeychainPassword
			 on error
				 unlock keychain _KeychainName -- if the password is wrong, try
again without to prompt user to open it
			 end try
		 end if
	 end tell
	 activate me -- bring the calling script to the forground
	 return
end Unlock_Keychain


to Lock_Keychain() -- Lock a keychain
	 tell application "Keychain Scripting"
		 my GetKeychain()
		 lock keychain _KeychainName
	 end tell
end Lock_Keychain


to Get_Keychain_Key() -- get the named key(_name) and set all other
properties
	 tell application "Keychain Scripting"
		 my GetKeychain()
		 set thiskey to the first generic key of keychain _KeychainName whose
name is _name
		 set _name to (name of thiskey)
		 set _account to (account of thiskey)
		 set _description to (description of thiskey)
		 set _comment to (comment of thiskey)
		 set _password to (password of thiskey)
		 set _service to (service of thiskey)
	 end tell
end Get_Keychain_Key


to Write_Keychain_Key() -- adds key to the default keychain (make new
key only works with the default keychain)
	 set ThisKeychain to _KeychainName
	 set _KeychainName to ""
	 try
		 my Delete_Keychain_Key()
	 end try
	 tell application "Keychain Scripting"
		 make new generic key at keychain _KeychainName with properties ¬
			 {name:_name, account:_account, description:_description,
comment:_comment, password:_password, service:_service}
	 end tell
	 set _KeychainName to ThisKeychain
end Write_Keychain_Key


to Delete_Keychain_Key() -- delete the named key (_name)
	 tell application "Keychain Scripting"
		 my GetKeychain()
		 delete (the first generic key of keychain _KeychainName whose name is
_name)
	 end tell
end Delete_Keychain_Key


on GetKeychain() -- for internal use only - gets the name of the
keychain and unlocks it
	 tell application "Keychain Scripting"
		 if _KeychainName is "" then
			 set _KeychainName to the name of the current keychain
		 end if
		 if keychain _KeychainName is locked then
			 my Unlock_Keychain() -- _KeychainName & _KeychainPassword may be set
		 end if
	 end tell
end GetKeychain

on Write_It() --types in the Password
	 try
		 tell application "SEC Helper"
			 simulate keyboard charcode (ASCII number return)
			 delay 2
			 considering case
				 repeat with i from 1 to count _password
					 if (item i of _password is in casestring) then
						 simulate keyboard modifiers {"shift"} charcode (ASCII number
(item i of _password))
					 else
						 simulate keyboard charcode (ASCII number (item i of _password))
					 end if
				 end repeat
			 end considering
			 delay 1.5
			 simulate keyboard charcode (ASCII number return)
		 end tell
	 on error
		 beep
	 end try
end Write_It

-- Shorter, lazy function names

on Reset()
	 my Reset_Keychain()
end Reset

on UnlockIt()
	 my Unlock_Keychain()
end UnlockIt

on LockIt()
	 my Lock_Keychain()
end LockIt

on GetKey()
	 my Get_Keychain_Key()
end GetKey

on PutKey()
	 my Write_Keychain_Key()
end PutKey

on DelKey()
	 my Delete_Keychain_Key()
end DelKey

on WriteText()
	 my Write_It()
end WriteText

----- EXECUTEABLE BLOCK (get the password)------
tell application "System Events"
	 if application process "ScreenSaverEngine" exists then
		 my GetKey()
		 my WriteText()
	 end if
end tell
--script--

Best M.


Am 30.07.2004 um 00:57 schrieb Gary D. Brinkman:

> Also if the script should active when the screen saver is not running,
> your
> password could get displayed in other open application.
>
> --
>
> Gary
>
> "Caution: Persons in mirror are stupider then they appear.”
>
>
>
> On 7/29/04 6:11 PM, "Guillaume Gete" <listes@...> wrote:
>
>>
>> Le 29 juil. 04, à 10:59, Kaneda Tatsaki a écrit :
>>
>>> Here is a script I use to unlock the screen saver with password
>>> enabled.
>>>
>>> It just types in the password for you.
>>
>> Very nice.
>>
>> A small reminder though : this, of course, breaks a bit the security
>> on
>> your machine, as it could allow any peeper to have a look at what's
>> inside your script and get your password in plain text… So, you should
>> rather think to write the script, then save it as a "Run only" script,
>> preventing the script to be opened again directly by anyone.
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
>
>

Nice work Brandon (and Brian Laughlin),
So it seems we can get Address Book to display the caller ID info, so perhaps
it's not a
restriction of Symbian like the Salling Clicker manual hints at.
Since we can see all of the information, (I just verified this with my PowerBook
and my
P900) is there a way to implement this into Salling Clicker?

What a great product... I just registered my copy today.
-Brian

--- In ericssonclient@yahoogroups.com, Brandon Jenkins <bcjenkins@a...> wrote:
> That's the site whence I pulled the information. Chris's instructions
> would break certain features of the other phone types in the same
> group. I rewrote the P800 group to keep it separate.
>
> Regards,
>
> Brandon
> --
>
> Ahh.. The power of Mac
> On Jul 10, 2004, at 8:15 PM, Brian G Laughlin wrote:
>
> > Found this:
> >
> > http://chrismiles.info/mac/tips/addressbook_p900.html
> >
> > Hope this help...
> >
> > Brian
> >
> >
> > On Jul 10/2004, at 08:18, memyself andi wrote:
> >
> >> Hi,
> >>  Can you post the URL of how to get Caller ID etc to
> >>  work with Address Book on the P900. Ive tried using
> >>  terminal as suggested but get errors.
> >>
> >>  Cheers
> >>  Darren

I did boot up with the adapter in place, but still.... 4 mtrs, no response on
adapter.

I really think there should be some way to extend the bluetooth range with
built-in BT if
one wanted to, without endangering the whole system.
Why not develop a 'D-link' 100 m range with built-in override, or a choice in
bluetooth
'agents' in the system software?

Apple, if you're listening....
Tiger you say?

Anyways, if someone still has a good suggestion, I would welcome it very much.

I guess I'll just return the Belkin tomorrow. :-(

PS
My AXpress has just been shipped.
Looking forward anyways.


--- In ericssonclient@yahoogroups.com, Stephen Jonke <sjj_public@m...> wrote:
>
> On Jul 29, 2004, at 3:26 AM, henkvanderkuur wrote:
> > I plugged the adapter in, but what do I do next?
> > The Mac doesn't just recognise or 'override' anything...   Apple
> > doesn't mention anything
> > in Knowledge base and a certain Alexander Traud in Apple discussions
> > says that adding an
> > adapter cannot be done without 'trashing' the built-in adapter.
>
> What happened to me is that I had my old USB bluetooth adapter plugged
> into my keyboard for use with my old PowerBook (TiBook). When using
> that adapter I was not able to use Salling Clicker with encyrption
> enabled. I had to turn off encryption in SC and then it would work.
> When I got the new PowerBook I set encryption on, but forgot that I
> still had the old adapter plugged into my keyboard and I was thus
> surprised to find that I still couldn't use Salling Clicker with
> encryption enabled. After scratching my head on that for a while I
> finally noticed the adapter plugged into the keyboard. Doh! I unplugged
> it, and then SC worked with encryption enabled. The implication was
> that the USB bluetooth adapter overrode the built-in. It certainly had
> in that case, but I didn't do any further experimentation to see if
> there were any caveats. One idea that comes to mind is that it might
> only work like this if the machine is booted with the USB adapter
> connected? You could try that anyway.
>
> Steve

Also if the script should active when the screen saver is not running, your
password could get displayed in other open application.

--

Gary

"Caution: Persons in mirror are stupider then they appear.²



On 7/29/04 6:11 PM, "Guillaume Gete" <listes@...> wrote:

>
> Le 29 juil. 04, à 10:59, Kaneda Tatsaki a écrit :
>
>> Here is a script I use to unlock the screen saver with password
>> enabled.
>>
>> It just types in the password for you.
>
> Very nice.
>
> A small reminder though : this, of course, breaks a bit the security on
> your machine, as it could allow any peeper to have a look at what's
> inside your script and get your password in plain textŠ So, you should
> rather think to write the script, then save it as a "Run only" script,
> preventing the script to be opened again directly by anyone.

Le 29 juil. 04, à 10:59, Kaneda Tatsaki a écrit :

> Here is a script I use to unlock the screen saver with password
> enabled.
>
> It just types in the password for you.

Very nice.

A small reminder though : this, of course, breaks a bit the security on
your machine, as it could allow any peeper to have a look at what's
inside your script and get your password in plain text… So, you should
rather think to write the script, then save it as a "Run only" script,
preventing the script to be opened again directly by anyone.

--
"Apple is not doomed, it just needs to pick its markets and renew the
innovation in the Macintosh" - Bill Gates, 1996

On Jul 29, 2004, at 3:26 AM, henkvanderkuur wrote:
> I plugged the adapter in, but what do I do next?
> The Mac doesn't just recognise or 'override' anything...   Apple
> doesn't mention anything
> in Knowledge base and a certain Alexander Traud in Apple discussions
> says that adding an
> adapter cannot be done without 'trashing' the built-in adapter.

What happened to me is that I had my old USB bluetooth adapter plugged
into my keyboard for use with my old PowerBook (TiBook). When using
that adapter I was not able to use Salling Clicker with encyrption
enabled. I had to turn off encryption in SC and then it would work.
When I got the new PowerBook I set encryption on, but forgot that I
still had the old adapter plugged into my keyboard and I was thus
surprised to find that I still couldn't use Salling Clicker with
encryption enabled. After scratching my head on that for a while I
finally noticed the adapter plugged into the keyboard. Doh! I unplugged
it, and then SC worked with encryption enabled. The implication was
that the USB bluetooth adapter overrode the built-in. It certainly had
in that case, but I didn't do any further experimentation to see if
there were any caveats. One idea that comes to mind is that it might
only work like this if the machine is booted with the USB adapter
connected? You could try that anyway.

Steve

For what it's worth, it's working for me on my G5 with built-in
Bluetooth. Sounds like this should be reported to Apple, since their
software is what's supposed to wake up the Mac when the firmware
reports an incoming connection.

Cheers.
--
Jonas Salling
President, Salling Software AB
Stockholm, Sweden (GMT+1)

On 2004-07-29, at 02.40, ilari_scheinin wrote:

> I can't wake up my 17" iMac from sleep with Clicker 2.2 and Nokia
> 6600. Is this working
> for other people?
>
> I'm running OS X 10.3.4 with newest Bluetooth (1.5), and I have
> updated the firmware of
> my D-Link DBT-120 (rev. B2) Bluetooth Adapter to version 1.1. Allow
> Bluetooth devices to
> wake this computer is selected in the Bluetooth preferences.
>
> I don't have any other BT devies I could test it with.

I can't wake up my 17" iMac from sleep with Clicker 2.2 and Nokia 6600. Is this
working
for other people?

I'm running OS X 10.3.4 with newest Bluetooth (1.5), and I have updated the
firmware of
my D-Link DBT-120 (rev. B2) Bluetooth Adapter to version 1.1. Allow Bluetooth
devices to
wake this computer is selected in the Bluetooth preferences.

I don't have any other BT devies I could test it with.

THANKS JONAS

I WOULD TRY ACCORDING TO YOUR SUGGESTIONS.

Il giorno 29/lug/04, alle 12:03, Jonas Salling ha scritto:

> Just thought I might add a bit of trivia here...
>
> The stuff described below was added to the dictionary to so that the
> Slimserver/Squeezebox script could be built, but also with the
> intention of making a useful tool for others writing scripts to
> control things that have an HTTP API. If you know of equipment with an
> HTTP API that you think we should support, let me know.
>
> In addition, and I think this is pretty cool, we've added Rendezvous
> support to our AppleScript dictionary. It's a property of the
> application object. This way, it's possible to make scripts that don't
> require any user configuration. There's no UI to add rendezvous-types
> that a script should ask Clicker to listen for, so let me know if you
> need your script to listen for types not already there.
>
> All this is cool new stuff in Clicker 2.2. :-)
>
> Best,
> Jonas
>
> On 2004-07-29, at 11.57, Jonas Salling wrote:
>
>> Yes. This should be possible, assuming the authentication system is
>> supported by WebKit. In fact, I added this capability to Clicker 2.2.
>>
>> If you open Clicker's dictionary, you will find this command:
>>
>>  do http get  Unicode text  -- the url
>> 	 [password  Unicode text]  -- the password to use if challenged with
>> authentication
>> 	 [user name  Unicode text]  -- the user name to use if challenged
>> with authentication
>> 	 [timeout  integer]  -- the timeout for this request (until
>> completion; default value is 10 seconds)
>> 	 [include headers  boolean]  -- turns the return value into a record
>> of headers and content
>>
>> So, you'd write something like this:
>>
>> do http get "http://your_URL_here...." user name "your_username_here"
>> password "your_pass_here"
>>
>> Or, using the URL-form instead:
>>
>> do http get "http://username:password@your_URL_here...."
>>
>> This will work if your website is protected in such a way that you'd
>> normally get a Safari authentication dialog. In the authentication
>> relies on a custom web form, you may be out of luck, unless the form
>> handler is a GET-handler (not a POST-handler).
>>
>> Cookies are stored "per session" with the "do http get" command
>> described here.
>>
Prof. Michele Navazio
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No, it has a constant on-short off, all the time.




--- In ericssonclient@yahoogroups.com, Jonas Salling <jonassalling@m...> wrote:
> OK. What I was primarily thinking about when I asked about the flashing
> is: if you connect with Clicker, do you see a pattern in the flashing,
> related to Clicker being active?
>
> --
> Jonas Salling
> President, Salling Software AB
> Stockholm, Sweden (GMT+1)
> Office: + 46 8 33 14 55
> Mobile: + 46 702 57 40 30
>
> On 2004-07-29, at 11.32, henkvanderkuur wrote:
>
> > I bought the Belkin F8T001 and the light flashes on/off as soon as I
> > plug it in.
> > It doesn't stop or start flashing while plugged in.
> >
> > That's also the only thing I did: plug it in.

Just thought I might add a bit of trivia here...

The stuff described below was added to the dictionary to so that the
Slimserver/Squeezebox script could be built, but also with the
intention of making a useful tool for others writing scripts to control
things that have an HTTP API. If you know of equipment with an HTTP API
that you think we should support, let me know.

In addition, and I think this is pretty cool, we've added Rendezvous
support to our AppleScript dictionary. It's a property of the
application object. This way, it's possible to make scripts that don't
require any user configuration. There's no UI to add rendezvous-types
that a script should ask Clicker to listen for, so let me know if you
need your script to listen for types not already there.

All this is cool new stuff in Clicker 2.2. :-)

Best,
Jonas

On 2004-07-29, at 11.57, Jonas Salling wrote:

> Yes. This should be possible, assuming the authentication system is
> supported by WebKit. In fact, I added this capability to Clicker 2.2.
>
> If you open Clicker's dictionary, you will find this command:
>
>  do http get  Unicode text  -- the url
> 	 [password  Unicode text]  -- the password to use if challenged with
> authentication
> 	 [user name  Unicode text]  -- the user name to use if challenged
> with authentication
> 	 [timeout  integer]  -- the timeout for this request (until
> completion; default value is 10 seconds)
> 	 [include headers  boolean]  -- turns the return value into a record
> of headers and content
>
> So, you'd write something like this:
>
> do http get "http://your_URL_here...." user name "your_username_here"
> password "your_pass_here"
>
> Or, using the URL-form instead:
>
> do http get "http://username:password@your_URL_here...."
>
> This will work if your website is protected in such a way that you'd
> normally get a Safari authentication dialog. In the authentication
> relies on a custom web form, you may be out of luck, unless the form
> handler is a GET-handler (not a POST-handler).
>
> Cookies are stored "per session" with the "do http get" command
> described here.

Yes. This should be possible, assuming the authentication system is
supported by WebKit. In fact, I added this capability to Clicker 2.2.

If you open Clicker's dictionary, you will find this command:

	 do http get  Unicode text  -- the url
		 [password  Unicode text]  -- the password to use if challenged with
authentication
		 [user name  Unicode text]  -- the user name to use if challenged with
authentication
		 [timeout  integer]  -- the timeout for this request (until
completion; default value is 10 seconds)
		 [include headers  boolean]  -- turns the return value into a record
of headers and content

So, you'd write something like this:

do http get "http://your_URL_here...." user name "your_username_here"
password "your_pass_here"

Or, using the URL-form instead:

do http get "http://username:password@your_URL_here...."

This will work if your website is protected in such a way that you'd
normally get a Safari authentication dialog. In the authentication
relies on a custom web form, you may be out of luck, unless the form
handler is a GET-handler (not a POST-handler).

Cookies are stored "per session" with the "do http get" command
described here.

Best.
--
Jonas Salling
President, Salling Software AB
Stockholm, Sweden (GMT+1)
Office: + 46 8 33 14 55
Mobile: + 46 702 57 40 30

On 2004-07-29, at 11.47, MICHELE NAVAZIO wrote:

> I'm not that good at applescript, and I wanted to know if it was
> possible/difficult to create a script to ACCESS A RESTRICTED WEB PAGE
> WITH DEFINED USER NAME AND PASSWORD (THAT I  OWN)
>
> If it is possible, can you give me some indications.

On 29 Jul 2004, at 10:59, Kaneda Tatsaki wrote:
> Here is a script I use to unlock the screen saver with password
> enabled.

It works great, thanks a lot!

Hint 1: you can use it to modify the default script.

Hint 2: you can use the default script to add a confirmation before
starting the screen saver.

Thanks again.

                                     -- Gabriel Radic www.timbru.com

I'm not that good at applescript, and I wanted to know if it was
possible/difficult to create a script to ACCESS A RESTRICTED WEB PAGE
WITH DEFINED USER NAME AND PASSWORD (THAT I  OWN)

If it is possible, can you give me some indications.