The "missing" year 2024 in the Weather 34 template

[alexeysailman]

Hello everyone. Can you tell me: has anyone encountered such a problem (missing 2024) after the onset of 2025? Just yesterday, he was still there...

[TheoH]

yep, same here (as every year, we probably have to wait for a "simple_update" from Brian). Happy New Year!

[pwilman]

Yep, same here

[alexeysailman]

To be honest, I thought it was solely my problem .
It's convenient to wait for an update from Brian every year. But can Brian share a short tutorial on how, for example, to do this on his own (or ideally create a mechanism for this)? So that people who are not very knowledgeable in PHP can "finish" their templates step by step without bothering him? Well, you know, a universal option (having an almanac for the past year, make it for the next one, at least for 2049 ), given that there is nothing to change in the template itself, it is ideal.

[weatherist34]

good evening all been done(December) just need to zip it up into a simple update and forward onto Boris.

on a side note this year 2025 is the last year I will be supporting and updating template after December 2025 there is no more . numerous reasons below

1. exhausted all design ideas (i can think of nothing more in terms of improving layout)

2.software compiler/php realtime editor subscription expires December 2025(thank Boris for that he paid the costs back in 2023 for another 2 years) way to costly now to justify another year or 2 year subscription.

3.thats about it, its now its 10th year since first release way back in 2015 seems like so long ago .

4. so you have 12 months to source an alternative though the template theoretically will last for years but PHP releases could be the significant reasons it stops functioning.

5.wish you all a prosperous 2025 ....brian

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[weatherist34]

Simple Update December 2024 download link

https://www.mediafire.com/file/qtdd4sd8 ... e.zip/file

1.2024 charts
2.minor PHP changes
3.preparation for automated solution to new year showing previous year charts (will complete by end of January).
4.this update will appear in due course through meteobridge admin panel along with a updated Master version.

ps Paul Wilman I updated your site
https://www.paulwilman.com/pw/consolecharts.php


brian

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[weatherist34]

Good afternoon..

so for end of January a release will have the year charts accessible via the menu , obviously has every year passes the bottom bar becomes congested ,also having the charts in the menu only requires once file to be updated instead of each year page.

also have added chart data compatibility till 2027 so no more new year no previous year chart access until end of 2027 . !! after that who knows

also Boris has added the last December 2024 update to the meteobridge admin screen. note this new update will come at end of January 2025 gives me a chance catch any issues or missed code without rushing it.

have a good day Brian...

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[TheoH]

Thank you Brian.

[pwilman]

Brian,

Thanks so much for making this update, and upgrading mine for me. Thanks also for your years of support. I have been with Weather34 since the beginning....I remember the first version I used that accessed the data from weather underground!

I love your template and not a fan of anything else. I will be sticking with it for as long as PHP allows.

Paul

[ToTo]

Hello Brian,

Thanks for the update and all the best for the year 2025!

In Chartview 2024 the min/max are from 2023, in updater2024charts.php you must fix the weather34-chart-yearmaxmin-2023.php in weather34-chart-yearmaxmin-2024.php

[weatherist34]

Good morning Toto

many thanks I knew I saw something 2023 in that file but completely forgot about it and I was struggling to find where there date for the almanac year was coming from now I know so thanks for the input .more eyes the better.

this will correct itself in the end of this month update so allow more time for things/issues like this to be corrected..many thanks and you too have a prosperous 2025 ..brian

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[alexeysailman]

Hello, Brian! I've noticed that in the charts for January, the first of January has disappeared. And the charts for 2025 have it.

[alexeysailman]

Here's another thing: the lows and highs for 2023 and 2024 are the same.

[alexeysailman]

I don't know if you'll like my idea of charts for the year. Each time we are talking about editing a bunch of files with reference to a specific year, the release of updates... You mentioned the "automated solution for the new year showing the charts of the previous year." Can Aurora Mateo bridge setup screen implement this mechanism in a "manual version"? Eg: do you specify the path to the almanac storage folder, and then, when opening the annual charts screen, simply select the desired year from the drop-down list, which was manually added in the settings? The number of added years is unlimited and depends only on the number of files. My poor PHP skills may not allow me to express my thoughts more concretely.

[ToTo]

Local Airport no longer works or remains without output, I have not yet found out why.