MHX Web page files

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Here they are.  Like I said, Bruce Winter (and several others) had requested these files in the past.  Like I said to them then (and continued to say for years), they won't work at all without some minor changes to the other Web scripts (so that they can continue to work with the framesets.)  They didn't get it then.  Don't know if they get it now.  The details of most of the required changes are in previous posts.

These are exactly as I left them on my old MH server.  Can't guarantee they are all perfect.  Looks like some were never validated with w3c (don't have the emblems at the bottom.)  Of course, that hardly matters at the moment as you can't run these pages without:

a.  Making the fixes to the bin and misc scripts documented in previous posts
b.  Installing my http_server.pl or at least making some minor changes to the old version (documented previously.)
c.  Installing additional support scripts in the bin folder

Do a. and b. and I will send the files to complete c.  Can you follow that?  Finish that and I will post everything else
that I have, except the floorplan scripts, which I would need to generalize a bit more for release (I may never get to that as I don't even run MH at this time.)

While you are at it, un-protect the root data folder (where calendar facts, AP news, movie reviews, etc. are clipped.)  If you require authorization for those clippings, things look like hell for unauthorized users.  Obviously you still protect various folders inside of data (eg email), but not the root.

You will see (hidden) IFrames on some of these.  Those are to refresh content dynamically on capable browsers.  Works great in IE anyway.  We'll see how it does on others.  Certainly beats the old meta refreshes!

about.shtml
alarms.shtml
calendar.shtml
calendar_facts.shtml
category.shtml
chat.shtml
comics.shtml
customize.shtml
earthquakes.shtml
eCommerce.shtml
errorlog.shtml
This one is just a wrapper for the old floorplan script.  So it too needs beheading.
floorplan.shtml
group.shtml
housestats.shtml
This one is slightly customized, so will need some minor editing (remove my blinds control voice commands, etc.)
hvac.shtml
index.shtml
jukebox.shtml
log.shtml
modes.shtml
neighborhood.shtml
Worldclock turned on its ear.  Haven't looked at it in a while, but I remember it was one of the better pages (if I do say so myself.)
newclock.shtml
news.shtml
Wrappers for beheaded phone_* scripts
This one is customized a bit.  Will need editing.
phone.shtml
phone_callers.shtml
phone_in.shtml
phone_out.shtml
phone_search.shtml
This one uses an Iframe to display external pages inline (used on sports page only I think.)  Didn't work so hot.
Clearly any Web interface based on visible IFrames is folly at this point in time.  Doubt that will ever catch on.
portal.shtml
postalmail.shtml
results.shtml
These are the scripts that refresh content in hidden IFrames
refreshchat.shtml
refreshcomics.shtml
refreshearthquakes.shtml
refreshgraphs.shtml
refreshgrid.shtml
refreshgroup.shtml
refreshhousestats.shtml
Custom (not going to me of much use to others, but a good example)
refreshhvac.shtml
refreshnews.shtml
Custom and a pretty lousy example
refreshphone.shtml
Refreshes print log as well
refreshspeech.shtml
Refreshes the status bar (bin/my_status_line.pl)
refreshstatus.shtml
refreshtype.shtml
refreshweather.shtml
results.shtml
search.shtml
searching.html
setup.shtml
shopping_list.shtml
speak.shtml
Custom but a good example of including live external pages
sports.shtml
state_log.shtml
statistics.shtml
sunmoon.shtml
timers.shtml
# Headers
top.shtml
top2.shtml
top3.shtml
top_client.js
triggers.shtml
# Wrapper for the TV listing grids.  The grid script has several updates (start with beheading the output.)
tv.shtml
tv_playback.shtml
tv_playback_fullscreen.shtml
type.shtml
voices.shtml
weather.shtml
weather_station.shtml
weather_station_zoom.shtml
webstats.shtml
widgets.shtml

And what have you got now?  Same thing you had last Summer: a movie of a guy using his Web browser (with an IFrame-based interface no less.)  Good night.  All of this stuff (IR, X10, Web interface) should have been in SVN months ago.  But certain "MH Geniuses" got in the way.  One of them is the guy from the movie.  Good luck.