FWI Graphic

[HometownZone]

These are very nice looking graphics thank you, but I can not get them to show. I have changed the name in the ajax-dashboard but they won't show.

It's looking for the following image:  ajax-images/fire-1.png  When I check that folder, that image is not there.

Scott

[Meerkat]

These are very nice looking graphics thank you, but I can not get them to show. I have changed the name in the ajax-dashboard but they won't show.

Here is my code... I am using the second set from the first post

You need to place the graphics into the ./ajax-images/.. folder.
Also no need for such heavy code. This will do:

Code: [Select]

<?php
switch (true) {
  case ($chandler < 50  ): echo "<img src=\"${imagesDir}fire-0.png\" alt=\"Chandler Burning Index: VERY LOW\"/>"; break;
  case ($chandler < 75  ): echo "<img src=\"${imagesDir}fire-1.png\" alt=\"Chandler Burning Index: LOW\"/>";      break;
  case ($chandler < 90  ): echo "<img src=\"${imagesDir}fire-2.png\" alt=\"Chandler Burning Index: MODERATE\"/>"; break;
  case ($chandler < 97.5): echo "<img src=\"${imagesDir}fire-3.png\" alt=\"Chandler Burning Index: HIGH\"/>";     break;
  case ($chandler>= 97.5): echo "<img src=\"${imagesDir}fire-4.png\" alt=\"Chandler Burning Index: EXTREME\"/>";  break;
} // end switch
?>

[MesquiteWx]

You need to place the graphics into the ./ajax-images/.. folder.

DUH, that's right. That's what I get for working on this real late at night and tired. All is good now so thanks you two.

Also no need for such heavy code.

That's Scotts code from the Alternate Dashboard script, not mine. I would be afraid to alter it in anyway since it might be wrote a certain way for the Dashboard

-Thanks

[FLWeather]

I have these great pictures installed, but for some reason it always shows the moderate picture. I just don't know why!!!
http://www.joe4speed.com/wxindex.php

[FLWeather]

Got it!

[KeithW]

I have the fwi-7 set installed and working on my page, now. They look great. I really appreciate
the work put into them.

I do have a request, however: would it be possible to get a set like #7, but using the same
wording as Brian uses on his FWI pointer graphic? He uses low, moderate, high, very high, and
extreme. The #7 set uses very low, low, moderate, high, and extreme. It would be nice if they
were consistent. I know it's a nit-pick, but would appreciate the change if it's easily accomplished.

Thanks!

-Keith