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Download Update 14th May 2021
* Contains all updates/fixes since 1st April (10:04)
* Fix for Firefox in Forecast Ref K1TTC (10:04)
* Files for those missing temp/dewpoint chart (10:04)
* 2 decimal places for rain value forecast (10:04)

Firstly Sorry for any inconvenience with updates , I have just received a new Mac 27''desktop Friday and took me a while to install all previous applications I use for web design . This caused me to miss a few things or overlook , hopefully I addressed those issues raised recently now.Sorry I was not seeing those issues locally until this morning .

Download Update 16th May 2021
* Update for those with missing charts (12:03)
* Removes strange character in API forecast (12:03)
* Simplifies Forecast Page Layout (07:33)
* Contains all files updated from MARCH 1st (07:33)

forecast page should resemble below .some scenarios

Maybe a very strange weird question, but I see I now have the May 15th version. Is that what it is or should it be May 16th. Have fun with the iMac.
Bart

good afternoon it was updated 16th 12:03 my time istanbul so i would download and run the update again , it addresses where some are seeing strange characters in the API forecast and hopefully eradicates the missing temp,dew chart in extra info again this is not widespread but a few have the issue and i cant fathom that one out so i added all updated files since march 1st.
new Mac my wife took over my existing one too much of her stuff on that all her work is cloudbased big documents etc so I treated myself..

Always good to find an excuse to treat yourself. Last week my iMac wouldn't boot. I vaguely hoped I wouldn't be able to get it right again. Already looked at the new colors ... But bad luck with luck. It turned out fine again. Similarly, the update now the 16th. Thanks and have fun!

Brian,

The new Chartforecast page is now the favorite on our Kitchen iPad .. Great Job

73s

..Ron

I like the previous Chart Forecast better... I don't need the very large forecast above as I already have that in my home view.

Torsten

weatherist34 wrote: ↑Sun May 16, 2021 11:13 am Firstly Sorry for any inconvenience with updates , I have just received a new Mac 27''desktop Friday and took me a while to install all previous applications I use for web design . This caused me to miss a few things or overlook , hopefully I addressed those issues raised recently now.Sorry I was not seeing those issues locally until this morning .

Download Update 16th May 2021
* Update for those with missing charts (12:03)
* Removes strange character in API forecast (12:03)
* Simplifies Forecast Page Layout (07:33)
* Contains all files updated from MARCH 1st (07:33)

forecast page should resemble below .some scenarios


nonmetric.jpg


thu.jpg


ist.jpg

Brian,

Nice update . I like the new format.

Chuck

ToTo wrote: ↑Sun May 16, 2021 1:53 pm I like the previous Chart Forecast better... I don't need the very large forecast above as I already have that in my home view.

Torsten

Good afternoon Torsten sorry it is not to your liking , i just wanted move away from having to much info and having things compressed to fit , i kind of like this approach, like others I use a tablet (iPad Air2) having some of the data enlarged helps when looking from a distance(called failing eyesight,it comes with age) .

anyway that said if you want to revert original let me know i can send you the forecast folder zipped up , i always keep a backup locally of anything that changes .If you backed up then all you need is the forecastcharts folder as all original and relevant changes are contained in that folder.

im not sure if I will release anytime soon but I have been quietly using a new chart library locally that really has a better design flexibility and less overhead in fact a 70% reduction, I will run it locally for a few weeks to see if all is stable.existing canvasjs is powerful but sometimes it is extremely complicated to get things suited for weather based data,i often have to read endless amounts of documentation to achieve . if your curious https://apexcharts.com/javascript-chart ... ashboards/

Hi Brian,

Just noticed that the odd character, below, is showing in Safari on Ipad, and on Chrome on Ipad and Windows. It does not show up on Firefox (Windows, Ipad). I cleared cache to make sure I wasn't seen a remnant.

Take care,

Chuck

I can see it but I can't see it in your forecast.txt , can you do an in the file chartforecast.php file remove the line at the top of file

<meta charset="UTF-8"> delete this

also can you check the wudata.php is updated ?

if not may be a disabled PHP module im not sure at the moment but I cant see it locally
Brian

weatherist34 wrote: ↑Sun May 16, 2021 2:35 pm I can see it but I can't see it in your forecast.txt , can you do an in the file chartforecast.php file remove the line at the top of file

<meta charset="UTF-8"> delete this

also can you check the wudata.php is updated ?

if not may be a disabled PHP module im not sure at the moment but I cant see it locally
Brian

OK. I removed the line, no change in chrome or Safari. Firefox is fine.

Chuck

try the 2 files just pushed to GITHUB

weatherist34 wrote: ↑Sun May 16, 2021 2:23 pm Good afternoon Torsten sorry it is not to your liking , i just wanted move away from having to much info and having things compressed to fit , i kind of like this approach, like others I use a tablet (iPad Air2) having some of the data enlarged helps when looking from a distance(called failing eyesight,it comes with age) .
anyway that said if you want to revert original let me know i can send you the forecast folder zipped up , i always keep a backup locally of anything that changes .If you backed up then all you need is the forecastcharts folder as all original and relevant changes are contained in that folder.

Hello Brian, I am aware that YOU determine the design. I just wanted to say that I like the old page better I make a backup before every change anyway, so I can always go back.

weatherist34 wrote: ↑Sun May 16, 2021 2:45 pm try the 2 files just pushed to GITHUB

OK. That looks like it fixed it.

Strange one?

Many thanks

Chuck