int four = 23;
WTF?
double up_time1;
up_time1 = millis();
Fail! The millis() does not return a double. Never has. Never will.
boolean incoming = 0;
if(incoming && c == ' '){
incoming = 0;
}
if(c == '
Boolean variables get set to true or false.
char c = client.read();
//-------------------------------------------------------//
//Receive second code------------------------------------//
//-------------------------------------------------------//
if(c == '2'){
//Serial.println("ON");
//digitalWrite(2, LOW);
char c = client.read();
Some reason you need two local variables named c?
Make a copy of your code. Delete everything but the client.print() statements. Is there any way that you can arrange them into a meaningful web page?){
incoming = 1;
}
Boolean variables get set to true or false.
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Some reason you need two local variables named c?
Make a copy of your code. Delete everything but the client.print() statements. Is there any way that you can arrange them into a meaningful web page?