Rus, found the issue. Appears that TriggerCMD's parameters do not play well with cURL 64 bit versions. I dropped down to the cURL 32 bit version without Administrator Privledges, and now can toggle smartthings virtual switches on/off and turn my x10 devices on/off through TriggerCMD. Subscribing today! Thank you very much!

Russ, I tried the command both alone 'saltlamp.bat, 'saltlamp' and with path 'C:\Scripts\saltlamp.bat'. the Scripts folder is in path as well. I am able to trigger the script at a command prompt ('saltlamp on' or 'saltlamp off' when in a different directory and it fires fine. Here's the contents of the bat file:

if "%1"=="on" curl http://192.168.1.101:8086/?x10command=DEVICE~sendrf~%"C1% on%"
if "%1"=="off" curl http://192.168.1.101:8086/?x10command=DEVICE~sendrf~%"C1% off%"

(I am using double percent signs, the display above converts one set to double quotes)

Hello Russ,

New TriggerCMD user here. I am currently trying to implement a Smarthings to X10 integration ala Bubba (Nate Hale). I have TriggerCMD working with a command line argument without parameters using cURL, but when I try to create a virtual switch through TriggerCMD and have it pass on or off parameters to a bat file in response to smarthings clicking the switch on or off, nothing happens other than triggerCMD incrementing the runs counter for the Trigger. Not sure where I am going wrong, the bat files work from a command prompt when I manually enter the on or off parameter. Any thoughts?