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Hello,<br>
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I did something similar with the ncftpput command to [shell]. <br>
It may be very un-standard indeed but it worked for me and is quite
simple.<br>
The example patch generates a textfile in your home directory with
some random data and sends it over ftp.<br>
Then refresh the page in your browser to see the updates...<br>
see <a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="http://www.timvets.net/software/pd_ncftpput_example.pd">http://www.timvets.net/software/pd_ncftpput_example.pd</a><br>
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Tim<br>
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mami music wrote:
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<div>hi</div>
<div>i wanna show some data of a pd patch on a webpage, for
monitoring remotely what is going on on the patch. It can have a
latency when showing on the webpage. and data would be integrer
numbers, that can be refreshed every 500 msec.
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<div>Im wondering how to create a webpage that receives a remote
connection from PD (i have no clue of what sort [netsend]? or [osc]?)
and using it´s content to update the data on the page. Which is the
direction to look for: programming in javascript the code of the
webpage? or using some sort of XML or PHP? (which i have no experience
at all) is there any starndar way to do this?
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<div>thanks for your help</div>
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<div>daniel</div>
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