How do I integrate WebServer with Remote Control IR for ON/OFF channel control?

Hello,
I need help with a project. I have googled myself a Web Server. I have extended it with two additional channels of type: ON/OFF.

Additionally, I connected an IR receiver to the circuit in order to be able to control the same ON/OFF channels with an IR remote control.
For example: if I have the remote control handy at the moment, I press button "1" and switch the first channel on or off. And if necessary, using a smartphone or a computer via a browser, I do the same analogously.
Circuit diagram:
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Porgram code:
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I don't know how to make use of the two IF conditions.
I would like the ON/OFF status to refresh automatically on the web page if I use the RC remote instead of the browser.

maystero wrote:

I would like the ON/OFF status to refresh automatically on the web page if I use the RC remote control instead of the browser.

The easiest way to do this is to "simulate" (in code) the channel selection by the smartphone in the event of this channel being selected by the RC remote.

Thanks for the reply, but I must have messed something up....

So, has IR remote I press a button -> remote sends a command->receiver receives a signal->this in turn goes to ESP.
Here I have the functions:
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and wants to combine this:

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it does not work for me

I deleted that post because I didn't notice that output5State has some default value though. So my previous comment was pointless.

I would start by giving Serial.println(results.value) for testing; then Serial.println(output5State) some more;

oskar777 wrote:

I deleted that post because I didn't notice that output5State has some default value though. So my previous comment was pointless.

I would start by giving Serial.println(results.value) for testing; then still Serial.println(output5State);

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Dear colleague - I don't quite understand what you mean....



I did this thing and there are no results on the RS port monitor:

I am very much asking for help to complete the idea.

Please write what values you get in the serial port monitor when you press the selected channels with the IR remote. I'm referring to the code snippet below (I'm referring to the first post) and the 'results.value' value:
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Value 801
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I can already see old age is no joy
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oskar777 wrote:

I can already see old age is no joy
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Code: C / C++

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Code: C#

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I don't know exactly if this is what my colleague meant....



This is the kind of thing I've painted.
I checked it, it doesn't work.
The port monitor outputs something like this:
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I hope I have stated my purpose correctly.
I mean to write the function somehow like this
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so that the state of GPIO 5 can be changed via the browser and in parallel with the RC remote control.
E.g. through the browser I change the state of GPIO 5 from "0" to "1" and with the RC remote control I change the state of GPIO 5 from "1" to "0".

maystero wrote:

E.g. via browser I change the state of GPIO 5 from "0" to "1" and with RC remote control I change the state of GPIO 5 from "1" to "0".

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The state of the pins defined as OUTPUT and controlled by digitalWrite(), can also read with the digitalRead() function.
Hint: digitalWrite(pin, !digitalRead(pin))

khoam wrote:

maystero wrote:

E.g. via the browser I changed the state of GPIO 5 from "0" to "1" and with the RC remote control I change the state of GPIO 5 from "1" to "0".

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The state of the pins defined as OUTPUT and controlled by digitalWrite(), can also read with the digitalRead() function.
Hint: digitalWrite(pin, !digitalRead(pin))

I'm sorry, but I don't understand.
Can you give me a clear example?