No, not in the clientraw files … see here: http://www.bashewa.com/wxclientrawparser.php
But if you need to have it converted use the class=“convSnow” tag.
Is there a sample webpage for this anywhere?
HECK YEAH! Guess i’ll be installing this new script.
NWS forecast is similar to WU forecast … right?
That’s another project I have in the pipeline … spanning the fields with “convTemp, convWind, convBaro etc”.
Looks like I’m going to be busy the whole year … unless someone else has some time on hand.
You could call it directoff my site at http://www.k3jae.com/advforecast2.php but I actually use it as a include file. That can be seen at http://www.k3jae.com/wxforecast.php.
Hi
I just posted a question on the “Word press blog thread” as I am getting and error on the blog pages “Ajax Dashboard error. Your./clientraw.txt file could not be found”. Seems others are having the same eror showing up and like me the only change has been to updated ajaxWD.js file. Not sure how or if its connected. See http://discourse.weather-watch.com/t/37153
Has anyone else noticed this?
phil
Yes. On my site too.
Phil (magical46) and jjmcnelly,
Your blogs are offset a folder from the root.
You have to probably specify the full path for the clientraw.txt file in ajaxWDwx.js or its settings file e.g.
[color=brown] clientrawFile = 'http://napavineweather.info/clientraw.txt';[/color]
clientrawFile = 'http://napavineweather.info/clientraw.txt';
I tried that and the full file path with my site. Still get the same error. #-o
Can someone guide me to change the default from metric to english It works great that The only change I need to make
Coyote
In the settings file ajaxWDwx-settings.js correct the mistake with the double “” to:
moonImg.src = imgDir+“moon/{BG}/{NS}-moon{AGE}.gif”;
Edit:
For your cloud height graphic problem see this post:
http://discourse.weather-watch.com/p/344930
… or read on the 1st page this section:
I DON’T SEE MY CLOUD HEIGHT GRAPHIC:
I implemented the scripts this evening and the ajax doesn’t update and the Sat image is very sluggish. I did implement the pack script. What have I done wrong?
Thanks,
John
You’ve got a javascript error in ajaxWDwx3.js
Thanks. This wasn’t a problem before transforming to the new ajax scripts. The ajaxWDwx3 is used to get the solar setup icons to work properly (Current conditions Icon W/solar sensor). I’ve looked at the error console in FF and it says updates not defined. I could use some help in fixing this.
Thanks,
John
I am thinking about implementing this. Still not sure though. Still debating. I have time that is for sure with the crappy weather we are having. :?
I will read the all the thread and check it out. My site is running good now but I do like some of the things in this script.
Chuck
No, my script does not work with the new one here. Is there a way to incorporate what I was doing into this new version? I would like to see extra weather conditions in the metar (mist, snow, freezing rain) automatically be incorporated into the description tag and have the icon set accordingly.
Ron
It must have been a problem before … you just haven’t seen it before.
The ajaxWDwx3.js script is a completely separate script from this one.
It reads a file called “[color=blue]http://www.harpersferry-weather.com/iconset.txt[/color]” with data that looks like this:
“|Sunny/Dry|Dry|mostly clear_|Day|2.1|81 %|1:45 PM|”
Where does this data come from?
I have not had proper time to look at what it does, but from a quick glance it looks like it changes the icon number and other things.
What you need to do is declare the “updates” variable at the top in the script like this:
var updates;
PS: I don’t see any errors in “ajaxWDwx-packed.js”
Were you using the ajaxWDwx3.js script like tstorm is?
I’m certainly going to look into the script to see what it actually does and will try to incorporate those requirements.
FYI I wrote this script…
There is a custom clientraw file loaded to provide the data. This stopped working when I loaded your script. The entire idea of what I did was to better match the icons with the description and to include extra conditions when presented by the metar. My hope is that you can determine a better way to do this within your new script.
Ron
Yeah, I’m also not happy with what WDisplay dishes up … I’m certainly looking into it.
I need to know who, where and how this “iconset.txt” file gets created.
Is it parsing “Input Daily Weather” from Wdisplay to determine the condition?
If so I’m sure I can get that info from the clientraw files.
EDIT:
Ron, I see you have added the following 3 new ajaxTags:
ajaxnewdesc … replacement for ajaxcurrentcond with better weather description.
ajaxconditionicon3 … replacement for ajaxconditionicon2 with corrected icon number.
ajaxbeaufort1 … replacement for ajaxbeaufort with altered description.
The ajaxbeaufort1 wind intensity wording you can change in the ajaxWDwx-settings.js setup file to your liking.
That’ll leave me with investigating “ajaxnewdesc” and “ajaxconditionicon3”.
I’ll have a look at what you’ve done and try to incorporate it into my script.