Before my email archives died :-(, somebody did send me details on how to
pass owfs data to a web page.
It went like this.
1. An owfs script writes some structured data into an ascii file, the
structure of the line declares a variable with the actual 1wire data next to
it. A variable per data point.
2. A web page declares this ascii file as a CSS in the header section, and
then somehow a "form control" (contents) is assigned to the variable. Thus
when the web page is called the data is passed from the file to the web
page.
This seemed a lot simpler than trying to append data directly into the web
page. It seemed simple to construct a small manageable CSS file.
Now I've tried to search the archives however searching for "CSS" is
pointless as I get a gazillion hits !
Can anybody fill in some missing pieces to the above philosophy...i.e. How
to declare a CSS variable and the CSS structure and then how to use a form
(text box) to retrieve the data via assigning that CSS variable..
I've tried a couple of html forums however its hard to explain real time
data display
Cheers
rob
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