Anole's or Saratoga for 2 stations

I recently set up a banner using Anole’s wxgraphics and I’m thinking about all the other possibilities it has, along with Saratoga which I also recently installed.

Has anyone ever attempted to use either Anole’s or Saratoga to display data from 2 weather stations? My friend and I both have Davis VP 2’s using WD and I’d like to create something to show both of our stations side-by-side. I’d prefer to do it using Anole’s, only because Saratoga has so much to offer that I like using that independently for our separate stations.

I went onto the Anole’s config and PHP files, copied/pasted the code, and changed all the $data and so forth to $data2 $wind2 $temp2 etc… but it didn’t work. Has anyone ever tried this – or can it even be done?

Thank you in advance,
John

Both the Saratoga template and the wxgraphic by Anole are designed for use with ONE weather station providing the data.

However, you can put a Saratoga template (and second Anole wxgraphic) in a subdirectory, and have the second weather station drive that website.

To show side-by-side (using the above method), you just need a page that has links to the respective wxgraphic scripts on the two sites.

I do this on my own site for various flavors of the template driven by different weather software (but one weather station drives the weather software):

Main: https://saratoga-weather.org/wxtemplates/USA/wxindex.php
weewx: WeeWX testing - Home
WLink.com USA Website with PHP & AJAX - Home
Ambient.net https://saratoga-weather.org/AWN/

Mixing data from two stations on ONE site is not easy to do and requires careful planning to work correctly – I disrecommend it for any who are not PHP and website experts.

Just wanted to take a minute to thank you. I tried multiple ways to incorporate 2 stations into the same banner, but I pulled my hair out trying. I took your advice and it worked great.

In case anyone else reading ever tries this… I made one page with three columns of graphics. I set the background of the page the same as the background of the graphics. It looks just like it was created that way from the template. Since I used

statements to create the columns (instead of iframes), it stacks them nicely on mobile devices.

Great idea. Thank you so much for your help!