Another question about the Carter Lake template

[CNYWeather]

During the fall and winter, we tend to have a lot of Special Weather Statements
due to Lake Ontario lake effect snow.

Like right now, there is a "special weather statement" from the
NWS. Any way I can get the warnings javascript on the template to
recognize that also and put a box up at top the page?

Here is the code I have currently:

Code: [Select]

<script type="text/javascript">
<!-- Javascript advisory message only appears when there is an advisory -->
<!--
var warning = "NO CURRENT ADVISORIES".toUpperCase();
var link = "wx4.html";
if (warning != "NO CURRENT ADVISORIES"){
   if (warning.indexOf("WATCH") > 0) {
       document.write('<div class="watchBox"><a href="' + link + '" style="color: #FFFFFF;"><b><span
style="text-transform: uppercase;">NO CURRENT ADVISORIES</span></b> IN EFFECT ... [Click here
for more info]</a></div><br />');
   }
   else if (warning.indexOf("WARNING") > 0) {
       document.write('<div class="warningBox"><a href="' + link + '" style="color: #FFFFFF;"><b>
span style="text-transform: uppercase;">NO CURRENT ADVISORIES</span></b> IN EFFECT ... [Click here
for more info]</a></div><br />');
   }
   else {
       document.write('<div class="advisoryBox"><a href="' + link + '" style="color: #000000;"><b><span
style="text-transform: uppercase;">NO CURRENT ADVISORIES</span></b><b>   </b>    [Click here
for more info]</a></div><br />');
   }
}
//-->
</script>
Thanks!! 

[carterlake]

During the fall and winter, we tend to have a lot of Special Weather Statements
due to Lake Ontario lake effect snow.

Like right now, there is a "special weather statement" from the
NWS. Any way I can get the warnings javascript on the template to
recognize that also and put a box up at top the page?

Here is the code I have currently:

Code: [Select]

<script type="text/javascript">
<!-- Javascript advisory message only appears when there is an advisory -->
<!--
var warning = "NO CURRENT ADVISORIES".toUpperCase();
var link = "wx4.html";
if (warning != "NO CURRENT ADVISORIES"){
   if (warning.indexOf("WATCH") > 0) {
       document.write('<div class="watchBox"><a href="' + link + '" style="color: #FFFFFF;"><b><span
style="text-transform: uppercase;">NO CURRENT ADVISORIES</span></b> IN EFFECT ... [Click here
for more info]</a></div><br />');
   }
   else if (warning.indexOf("WARNING") > 0) {
       document.write('<div class="warningBox"><a href="' + link + '" style="color: #FFFFFF;"><b>
span style="text-transform: uppercase;">NO CURRENT ADVISORIES</span></b> IN EFFECT ... [Click here
for more info]</a></div><br />');
   }
   else {
       document.write('<div class="advisoryBox"><a href="' + link + '" style="color: #000000;"><b><span
style="text-transform: uppercase;">NO CURRENT ADVISORIES</span></b><b>   </b>    [Click here
for more info]</a></div><br />');
   }
}
//-->
</script>
Thanks!! 

You are using two different sources to pull advisories. The home page is using WD and WD tags. The advisories page is using the advisories PHP code in an <IFRAME>.

Any time you use two different ways to get data, you're going to occasionally end up with times when they don't agree. So, your choices are: 1) Only use one source for advisories; 2) Live with the occasional inconsistencies.