EventGhost

Figured it out! I just made a python command to send the SMS, instead of using the action:

Totally forgot that you can get the Python version of an action by creating the action and then copying it into a text editor. You can then call that in a Python script by using the "eg.plugins" syntax ...

Oh hey, I have no problem with how the program is written. I'm sure there's a reason for how it is. The plugin is Google Voice by cfull1 . It's a little old, so I've been trying to make some improvements for my own use.

Specifically, I've been trying to incorporate it as part of my TV download ...

I'm trying to modify a plugin so that it will accept an eg.globals variable that is created by a python script when it's macro gets run. I worked the variable into the _init_.py file, but that only gets called when adding the plugin, so it only uses whatever value the variable is when the plugin ...

Figured out how to fix the issue.

It looks like the old "Grandcentral" login page for Google services has moved. To fix this, go into your EventGhost plugin directory and open the GoogleVoice folder.
Open the "settings.py" file in a text editor and change the line that starts with LOGIN to this ...

Thanks for responding to this.

I have no problem logging in at the webpage.

Hey, I know this is a little old, but I'm having the same problem:
18:21:13 Google Voice: Send SMS: 1112223333
18:21:14 You must login before using this page
18:21:14 Number is not valid

When I add the plugin and put in my email address and password and hit "Apply" and then "ok" this is what I get ...

For what I'm trying to do SMS is really the only solution.

Neither appears to do SMS notifications (It looks like the Mac version of Growl might, but the Windows version does not)

I'm trying to send an SMS using this, but I'm getting some errors:

(fake number obviously)

15:41:36 Google Voice: Send SMS: 777777777
15:41:37 You must login before using this page
15:41:37 Number is not valid

I entered my email and password properly, not sure what I'm missing here.

Is it possible to send an SMS with EventGhost? I have an automated HTPC set up with this guide and I would love to add a 'Send SMS' action at the end of my macros. Specifically, I would be sending to a Palm Pre (running WebOS) and a Droid X (running Android GB), just in case that matters.

It looks ...