Stalled data for earthquakes

[pwsdashboard]

As we say in my native language “Op hoop van zegen”

Attached a new version of the PWS_quakes_load script. The link will now display a relative large “old style” image but it has more information compared to the current link. Also implemented in the demo site.

It is relative easy to go back to the old version. Change line 106 which now reads

    $chck   = 'source_id';  # $chck   = 'not_used';

by removing the commment mark #

    $chck   = 'source_id';   $chck   = 'not_used';

Will try to find a better alternative.

Wim
PWS_quakes_load.php.zip (2.7 KB)

[dcrooks]

New script installed but not getting the nice graphic you show. Do I need to do something else?

PWS_Dashboard at Lakewood NY

[dcrooks]

Never mind, it started woking…

[pwsdashboard]

@dcrooks

it started woking…

Sorry, forgot to tell that all external information in the dashboard is cached.
The earthquakes are cached for 600 seconds. After a wait time of max 10 minutes, the new image link should be available.

Wim

[bitsostring]

@pwsdashboard

Attached a new version of the PWS_quakes_load script. The link will now display a relative large “old style” image but it has more information compared to the current link.

Great! Thanks, Wim

Will try to find a better alternative.

I don’t think you need to, I think this is really good.

Maybe the SeismicPortal map will be good, too, when they get it working

[bitsostring]

@SkyFire

I do not actually display an earthquake block on my site but there is a link to earthquakes in the Current Conditions block - this link is working perfectly

Are you sure?

[michelinostreet]

Hi Wim. The “problem” is mine. in Earthquake_c_small.php, to include earthquakes from the whole world, I changed the param $notifyDistEQ in line 45 from the 2200 value to 18000 value. Now it works again showing the latest most powerful eathquake in the whole world.

[bitsostring]

@pwsdashboard

The link will now display a relative large “old style” image but it has more information compared to the current link.

The caption (“~21 Millions inhabitants…”) annoyed me, so I asked them to change it. . . and they did

[bitsostring]

@pwsdashboard

Attached a new version of the PWS_quakes_load script. The link will now display a relative large “old style” image but it has more information compared to the current link. Also implemented in the demo site .

It is relative easy to go back to the old version. Change line 106 which now reads

    $chck   = 'source_id';  # $chck   = 'not_used';

by removing the commment mark #

    $chck   = 'source_id';   $chck   = 'not_used';

Looks as if SeismicPortal has sorted its map so we have a choice for the map link