I've written a control interface in Pascal (Free Pascal) to control my
Ok, no Perl needed then. I don't see where exactly you're facing issues.
But make sure to instead of asking LMS for a URL, you use your query
with "item_id:123", putting the ID from the element you want to
navigate. That's
I've written a control interface in Pascal (Free Pascal) to control my
home. Part of that is as interface to LMS that lets me select and
schedule music. It uses HTTP POST commands to the jsonprc.js page in LMS
to browse the server and control things (like add something to the
queue). Unfortunatel
Around line 281 the JSON response to be returned looks like this:
I think you should describe what you're trying to do in more detail. Are
you implementing your own client in Perl?
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Thanks karlek,
I saw the error in the code I copied in and was editing it when I saw
your post. I've corrected the original post now, but the code was not
the issue. I'm trying what you said, and have the jsonrpc on debug level
logging.
Around line 281 the JSON response to be returned looks l
I dont know anything about the Spotty API and only basics about
CLI/JSONRPC but setting logging of jsonrpc to Information helped me a
lot to understand where I made my mistakes.
There is a typo in your JSON object BTW: the second 0 should be a 10, I
guess.
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Hello,
I've encountered a strange problem and I'd like to know if it's
something anyone else has seen and if it's something I'm doing wrong,
and maybe what I can do to overcome it.
I'm trying to browse the Spotty plugin from software I made for my house
(This works for all other plugins until S
