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I don't think it works that way with the E-block webserver element. I found a way around it, but I needed to study the TCP/IP solution Teacher note manual for the E-blocks. You can find the manual on this website. By using the tcp/ip element instead of the webserver element you can write html pages ...

Steve,
Thanks, I think so too.

HI, I am using V3.2.2.40. I don't think there is anything newer..

Hi,

This could be a reason. My default assembler swiches look like this:

-v -t PIC%p "%f.c"

Hi Benj and Wolfgang,

The restore button does not fix it, because I tried it a couple of times. I had to manually add the flowcode.pic.18.lib ..... It doesn't appear by itself and adding this manually really cured the problem

Hi Wolfgang,

Thank you very much. What did the trick was adding flowcode.pic18.lib to the linker options.
It seems to work now!

Guy

I have exactly the same problem, Flowcode saying "unresolved external function". I am using the latest version of flowcode. Fiddling around with the 16f or 18f parameter in the compiler options make no difference
Guy

Maybe try google for answers. There must be a way of sending data through to the embedded system. Here is an example with a diagram of exactly how the data interacts with the protocols. This example uses a PC to act as a server. http://gdansk.bradley.edu/olekmali/projects/telebot/WebRBot/WebRBot.ht...

Hello Luyg Your best bet is probably to use HTML based forms. Then when the suubmit button is pressed use a second page to catch the data and then get the PICmicro to scan for certain characters in the text. Not entirely sure how this is achieved at the moment. Hi, this is exactly where I get stuck...

I am using the internet board and i am trying to send data from a webpage to a controller (showing values on a webpage works fine). However, I can't find out how to do this.. can anybody help me?
Thanks