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CheerLights Web Page Widget

If you want to display the latest color, you can use the following widget created by the ioBridge Widget Builder.

<script type=”text/javascript”>document.write(unescape(“%3Cscript src=’” + “http://www.iobridge.com/widgets/io.js?0SKzLy5H02MP’ type=’text/javascript’%3E%3C/script%3E”));</script>

You can drop the embed code anywhere you want to display the latest CheerLights color and anywhere that accepts JavaScript, like Wordpress (standalone), Tumble Templates, your own web site, etc.

CheerLight Colors and Commands:

  • red (#FF0000)
  • green (#008000)
  • blue (#0000FF)
  • cyan (#00FFFF)
  • white (#FFFFFF)
  • warmwhite (#FDF5E6)
  • purple (#800080)
  • magenta (#FF00FF)
  • yellow (#FFFF00)
  • orange (#FFA500)

Credits:

  • ThingSpeak Tutorial
  • CheerLights Tracker by “tomkt”

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CheerLights Hotline:

+1 385-282-4337 (Call or TXT)

About

CheerLights is an ioBridge Labs project that allows people's lights all across the world to synchronize, stay linked based on social networking trends. It's a way to connect physical things with social networking experiences and spread cheer at the same time.

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  • Video Introduction
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  • API
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  • CheerLights Video Introduction
  • CheerLights Live
  • Press
  • Call or TXT CheerLights
  • CheerLights iPhone Apps
  • CheerLights Android App
  • CheerLights Chrome Extension
  • CheerLights Web Page Widget
  • How to control CheerLights
  • How to subscribe to the CheerLights feed
  • How to make a CheerLights controller with Arduino and ioBridge
  • How to make a CheerLights controller with Arduino and Digi ConnectPort X2
  • How to make a CheerLights controller with Arduino Ethernet

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