Recently, when looking at my web page the time does not update every 10 seconds like it used to. The count continues to go up.
Normally every 10 seconds, I see the screen flash green along with the counter going to zero. Now it flashes green but the time is just hh:mm vs hh:mm:ss
While I have been having issues with the Mac itself, I have not made any changes to the PHP nor any updates to WD. I do see the upload in the ftp log every 10 seconds and text tags on my hosting site is updating every 10 seconds.
looks like the ajaxWDwx.js script is not working should be seeing the realtime data which status page shows as updating
his site is DeputyDawgWx - Home
In addition to what hcorrin said,
In your testtags.php the time of next update is empty.
$wdversion = '10.37Mac' . '-(b' . '407' . ')'; // Weather Display version number you are running
$wdversiononly = '10.37Mac';
$wdbuild = '407'; // Weather Display build number you are running
$noaacityname = 'Atlanta'; // City name,from the noaa setup (in the av/ext setup)
//
$timeofnextupdate = '---'; // Time of next Update/Upload of the weather data to your web page (based on the web table update
//
$heatcolourword = '---'; // How hot/cold it feels at the moment, based on the humidex, used with the conditionscolour.jpg
//
This is set by the “Internet and File Creation Setup” item #1. Check the file create times there without regard to how often it get uploaded.
Jim
THanks, this is nothing I would have changed. However, confirming this is what you mean? If so how do I change this to every 10 seconds - the earliest is 5 minutes. I thought the 10 second interval got set somewhere else.
Yes, that sets the time of the testtags.php next upload. clientraw upload time is in Control Panel->Web Files/Web Page Setup->Real time clientraw upload.
Looks like you have it working
The line 57 would only need changing if the clientraw and Ajax files were not in the same folders in your case they are all in the root folder so the line 57 can be left as is
