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WDLive.html Problem

Posted: Thu Jul 29, 2010 4:53 pm
by barryt
I have a problem that is causing the on-board WDlive function to not operate on my NLSU2. When I click on "display and save", the WDLive window opens but nothing happens. If I instead click on the file "wdlive.html" while exploring the "\public\myweb\uploads" folder, WDLive works properly.

I have found a discrepancy in the wdlive.html file. The file that appears in in "\public\myweb\uploads" contains these lines:

<param name="movie"
value="wdlv5_04.swf?wdlconfig.xml" />
<param name="quality" value="high" /><param name="bgcolor" value="#ffffff" />
<embed
src="wdlv5_04.swf?wdlconfig.xml"


If I use a browser (IE 8.0 or Chrome) and browse to the "live directory" http://{IP_Address}/live/, I find that wdlive.html file contains the following lines instead:

<param name="movie"
value="wdlv6_05.swf?wdlconfig.xml" />
<param name="quality" value="high" /><param name="bgcolor" value="#ffffff" />
<embed
src="wdlv6_05.swf?wdlconfig.xml"

This is obviously the problem...WDLive.html is calling for the wrong shockwave version. Where is this file inside Meteohub? I have tried deleting the file from "\public\myweb\uploads", and restarting (this makes the file disappear from the \live directory)....then copying the correct wdlive.html to that "\public\myweb\uploads", restarting again. The incorrect wdlive.html file reappears.

I've used Putty to try and locate the directory that is the source of the \live directory but I have not been able to.

What's the best way to correct this problem?

- Also, I've mentioned this before but is there a way to purchase a license for the version of WDlive that runs on meteohub? I am purchasing it for my web site but would like to use the internal display in-house.

Thank you.

Barry Thomas
Atlanta, GA, USA

Re: WDLive.html Problem update

Posted: Sat Jul 31, 2010 3:47 am
by barryt
Update: After a few tries renaming the wdlive.html file, rebooting, then copying the original file to the \public\myweb\uploads folder, eventually the correct file appeared in the \live directory. the WDLive on-board demo now functions.