Things are working well now. I didn't go through all the troubleshooting steps but rather looked back at my syntax character by character and saw an extra space and one thing missing. As soon as I corrected it, it's working! thanks for your help here! Are 10-second gif images working too and is there a link or post on this thread I can look up to attempt it? If not I'll attempt getting a link to a hi-res image and there's no link in my alerts currently Thanks
Send Pushover notifications with pictures and hyperlinks
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Glad you got it working.
This is my GIF solution...
Create GIFs from alerts & clips; Send Pushover notifications with GIF attachments [Part 1/3]
I've developed a Powershell script that can be used to: Create customized GIFs from any Blue Iris alert/clip (or DAT file if it exists), and Send these GIFs as a Pushover notification attachment. KEY POINTS: (EDIT 3/21/2024 - script update V2 fixed the limitations described in bullets 2-3)...
Nice script on that, will get to it later. Btw, my current setup isn't providing me 2 hyperlinks like you show in Example 1 after I click on the notification. It simply shows
blueiris
<b>garage</b> person:75% and has the time stamp to the right and the pic below
Here's my syntax again. Does anything stand out to you that's wrong?
-s --form-string "token=%996" --form-string "user=%997" --form-string "message=<b>&CAM</b> &MEMO" -F "attachment=@C:\BlueIris\Alerts\&ALERT_PATH" --form-string "device="%998"
blueiris
<b>garage</b> person:75% and has the time stamp to the right and the pic below
Here's my syntax again. Does anything stand out to you that's wrong?
-s --form-string "token=%996" --form-string "user=%997" --form-string "message=<b>&CAM</b> &MEMO" -F "attachment=@C:\BlueIris\Alerts\&ALERT_PATH" --form-string "device="%998"
Still not working, I added the other HTML parts into the syntax too like <a href that was missing but maybe I don't have them in the right order?
-s --form-string "token=%996" --form-string "user=%997" --form-string "message=<b>&CAM</b> &MEMO" -F "attachment=@C:\BlueIris\Alerts\&ALERT_PATH" <a href='&WAN/alerts/&ALERT_DB?fulljpeg'>Hi-Res</a> <a href='&WAN/ui3.htm?rec=&ALERT_DB'>UI3</a>" --form-string "html=1" --form-string "device="%998"
-s --form-string "token=%996" --form-string "user=%997" --form-string "message=<b>&CAM</b> &MEMO" -F "attachment=@C:\BlueIris\Alerts\&ALERT_PATH" <a href='&WAN/alerts/&ALERT_DB?fulljpeg'>Hi-Res</a> <a href='&WAN/ui3.htm?rec=&ALERT_DB'>UI3</a>" --form-string "html=1" --form-string "device="%998"
-s --form-string "token=%996" --form-string "user=%997" --form-string "message=<b>&CAM</b> &MEMO" -F "attachment=@C:\BlueIris\Alerts\&ALERT_PATH" <a href='&WAN/alerts/&ALERT_DB?fulljpeg'>Hi-Res</a> <a href='&WAN/ui3.htm?rec=&ALERT_DB'>UI3</a>" --form-string "html=1" --form-string "device=%998"
Does the position or order of the various form strings matter?
Does the position or order of the various form strings matter?
I’ve never tested this, but I don't think so. All are 'named' parameters.
I’ll try testing your syntax on my machine when I get a few minutes.
You haven’t by any chance swapped the user & application token macros?
I think I've figured it out... But just in case I'm wrong I want to see a screenshot of your Configure Run Action page.
Like this...
Like this...
It’s working fine except there is no URL link to click on. If I had swapped user and API key, it would not work at all. Attached screenshot
I basically just get this with no clickable links. Without the macros it gave the lonks
<b>garage</b> person:75%
<b>garage</b> person:75%
OK. The problem is that you were not careful in editing and moved the hyperlinks outside of the 'message' parameter value.
It should be this...
not this...
Note how the two HTML hyperlinks are outside of the 'message' parameter value. And the second one has a errant double quote following it.
It should be this...
Code:
https://api.pushover.net/1/messages.json -s --form-string "token=%996" --form-string "user=%997" --form-string "message=<b>&CAM</b> &MEMO <a href='&WAN/alerts/&ALERT_DB?fulljpeg'>Hi-Res</a> <a href='&WAN/ui3.htm?rec=&ALERT_DB'>UI3</a>" -F "attachment=@C:\BlueIris\Alerts\&ALERT_PATH" --form-string "html=1" --form-string "device=%998"not this...
Code:
https://api.pushover.net/1/messages.json -s --form-string "token=%996" --form-string "user=%997" --form-string "message=<b>&CAM</b> &MEMO" -F "attachment=@C:\BlueIris\Alerts\&ALERT_PATH" <a href='&WAN/alerts/&ALERT_DB?fulljpeg'>Hi-Res</a> <a href='&WAN/ui3.htm?rec=&ALERT_DB'>UI3</a>" --form-string "html=1" --form-string "device=%998"Note how the two HTML hyperlinks are outside of the 'message' parameter value. And the second one has a errant double quote following it.
<a href='&WAN/alerts/&ALERT_DB?fulljpeg'>Hi-Res</a><a href='&WAN/ui3.htm?rec=&ALERT_DB'>UI3</a>"BTW, I asked for the screenshot because what you pasted in post #589 had a newline after the
If this newline was actually in your Run Action 'Parameters' configuration, curl would choke on it.
For this reason, it's best to post code-like settings in a CODE block...
https://api.pushover.net/1/messages.json bit.If this newline was actually in your Run Action 'Parameters' configuration, curl would choke on it.
For this reason, it's best to post code-like settings in a CODE block...
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Sorry was away on a camping trip. Putting it in a code block and chose general but let me know if I should use Rich BB code block. Do you still see an error? Still not getting any HTML links. Btw your example 1 code block on pg1 also has a " after </a>
Code:
https://api.pushover.net/1/messages.json -s --form-string "token=%996" --form-string "user=%997" --form-string "message=<b>&CAM</b> &MEMO" -F "attachment=@C:\BlueIris\Alerts\&ALERT_PATH" <a href='&WAN/alerts/&ALERT_DB?fulljpeg'>Hi-Res</a> <a href='&WAN/ui3.htm?rec=&ALERT_DB'>UI3</a> --form-string "html=1" --form-string "device=%998"The 2 hyperlinks
Insert them after
Try this...
<a>href=...</a> are orphaned from the message argument. This is why they are MIA.Insert them after
&MEMO in the --form-string="message=...&MEMO" argument.Try this...
Code:
https://api.pushover.net/1/messages.json -s --form-string "token=%996" --form-string "user=%997" --form-string "message=<b>&CAM</b> &MEMO <a href='&WAN/alerts/&ALERT_DB?fulljpeg'>Hi-Res</a> <a href='&WAN/ui3.htm?rec=&ALERT_DB'>UI3</a>" -F "attachment=@C:\BlueIris\Alerts\&ALERT_PATH" --form-string "html=1" --form-string "device=%998"Working! I should work on my accuracy. I'm assuming all notifications to pushover are priority Normal? If so I'll add this right at the end of my syntax so it beeps my phone at night when it's in sleep mode (notifications settings always deliver immediately critical alerts is enabled)
--form-string "priority=1"
--form-string "priority=1"
I have pushover send alerts and a photo to my android phone, works great. In the past, my samsung watch also alerted me (pushover alert) with a small photo, but now all I get is the txt itself, no photo (the phone shows the photo, not the watch). Anyone know why... did I change something? The phone is fine, so I assume nothing in my alert script in BI applies?
From the API..
"High Priority (1)
Messages sent with a priority of 1 are high priority messages that bypass a user's quiet hours. These messages will always play a sound and vibrate (if the user's device is configured to) regardless of the delivery time. High-priority should only be used when necessary and appropriate.
High-priority messages are highlighted in red in the device clients."