Air Quality Alert

Internet Custom Templates and Scripts
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I have noticed a constant Air Quality Alert at the top of my home page http://www.mcgeescrossroadsweather.com/index.phpalong with an alert on my Advisory page http://www.mcgeescrossroadsweather.com/wxadvisory.php. I have tried to replace several scripts dealing with warnings but so far I cannot seem to find the issue.

I have changed the atom-advisory script and the NOAA RSS Top Warning 2.0 PHP Script

I can only assume the weather service made a change and my current script is a problem…when time permits could someone give me some advice on how to correct this issue.

Thanks in advance…

2

Hi,

You need to update your NWS Alerts script. You are using version 1.14. The latest one is 1.37.

Hope this helps,

John

3

John do you mind pointing me to where the NWS Alert script is located. I can’t seem to locate it the correct script…thanks in advance for your assistance…

Ronald

4

You can use the update tool link at the bottom…
http://www.mcgeescrossroadsweather.com//check-fetch-times.php?show=versions

5

That check-fetch-times.php is out of date. Latest I show is v1.14.

6

I have been trying to update the scripts dealing with warnings…it seems I have made changes for the good…but now I’m showing

Santa Clara Valley
No alerts No alerts

Santa Cruz
No alerts No alerts
http://www.mcgeescrossroadsweather.com/wxadvisory.php

While this is not a bad thing if you live on the west coast…but I happen to live on the east coast. Just cannot find the script that is causing this to show???

7

The Settings.php file has overrides for many of the settings in Ken’s templates. Visit http://saratoga-weather.org/scripts.php if you need directions or file updates.

8

Update your site using the check-fetch-times.php?show=versions … it will likely fix the issue. Just make sure you update with ALL the files in the distribution from the updates page (directories included).

9

Thanks Ken…I’m in the process of updating the site…

10

Well I took the time to update the site…just like Ken explained in his earlier e-mail…do this first before posting…and it also helps to update the NWS-alerts-config file with the correct information.

Keeping up a website is like trying to change a flat tire on a moving car : )

Thanks for all of the advice…

Ronnie