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Yup I asked NB about this some time ago myself, and received a very comprehensive reply; here it is: > do you have any example code & connection info for > connecting an SD card to the QSPI interface on the SB-72? I may have > an application for this and don't have the time right now to dig into...

Mark Have you looked at Fusion Charts Free? It's a Flash-based approach that marries up with JS/Ajax and promises rich graphical charts etc. - the typical footprint is much leaner than 2MB (more like ~20k for a given chart's rendering needs). Demo pages are available so you can have a look at some o...

You might check to see if the router expects a FQDN (fully qualified domain name) as well as the DNS name (pDhcpOfferName). Perhaps the router code has a "feature" that permits a node to acquire an address ONCE on DHCP Discover without a FQDN but subsequent DHCP messages are denied / ignor...

Out of the box, the NetBurner's DHCP functions do not accomodate/support FQDNs, and I've experienced DNS difficulties (with Active Directory and DDNS) that were suspected (by me) to be due to this omission. WireShark was indispensable in sniffing this out BTW! i.e. a DNS name of "MyNetBurner&qu...

Heads up - when using image buttons in HTML (a button with type="submit" and img tag both enclosed within a table data tag) the ExtractPostData function fails to find the POSTed string. V 2.0 and previous worked just fine... A cursory glance at the NB source code shows there were some chan...

I found it - the default page is available as an option / parameter to comphtml.exe. Discovered via "RTFM" methods. ;-) It is in here along with lots of other useful bits --> NetBurnerTools.PDF The command line (in Eclipse, Project...Properties...C/C++ Build...Tool Settings...NetBurner com...

You're right, let's get back to your question. There's some interesting stuff behind it I am using the Eclipse IDE and the NB does accept .html files, .htm files, and a combination/mix of the two. I just tested it; I renamed my index.htm to index.html, recompiled, and viola, now my starting page (no...

This is an old thread but... You could call a JS function, to get the user's PC timezone, through the browser, into form elements (or other DOM objects just the same): function getpctime() { var t = new Date(); document.my_form.GMT_OFFSET.value = (t.getTimezoneOffset()/60)*-1; //timezone according t...

These should all be able to accept .htm files and I'm a bit surprised the .html extension is the default (unless you're working on a Mac or course) since it's 4 chars and Windows typically uses 3 chars (from the old 8+3 naming days). I Googled and found that the opposite issue was somebody's problem...

Looking at this from the other direction:

What HTML development tool are you using...it might itself support .HTM files. Check the file save options.

Then you just create / publish them directly as .htm files and - well, basically - exactly what Ran said..