I really would like some help to get this latest script running, if possible.
What should I do with the cache folder I have to create.
Where exactely on the server and what files should be in it, for starters.
Should it be in the same folder as the script is.
I don’t understand.
Also, why do I have to create a Geonames account.
I am getting function.date and function.mktime errors.
This has something to do with the timezone.
For all I know, I did set it correct in the script settings.
I have been trying to get this script to work for ages with no luck. I have created the geonames account, uploaded the files, created the cache folder (and made it 777) and changed everything I think needs changing in yr_xmll.php. I cant seem to get it to bring up my location of Bath, in the UK. Would anyone be able to take a look at the attached code to see if they can find what I am doing wrong.
Thanks, but I’ve already did that successfully with yowindow alone as with this page: http://stillwaterweather.com/animatedforecastosu.php However, could not get it to work with yrno, so settled for this: http://stillwaterweather.com/yrno.php Once again, it would be beyond cool to submit Dallas and then see rain, or whatever, on the Dallas skyline, but it may not be feasible.
Have you tried using the newer version? It’s probably a little better. I only use the older version, because unlike the new version, I can make adjustments away from metric and arrange the order of dating the way I want it.
So in looking over your yr_xmll.txt file, I noticed you have files starting on line 31 being directed to the root folder, rather than the yr folder. In other words, $imgdir = “images/”; should read yr/$imgdir = “images/”; And so on for 3 more files on the next 3 lines. See if making those changes help. You should have a yr folder.
Thanks for the response. I have changed the location of those 3 files so that they no longer point to the root directory. They now look like “$jsfolder = ‘yr/jquery/’;” This still unfortunately doesn’t seem to work…
I have spent hours trying to get the YR V2 working to no avail, very intermittently works and caches the xml files correctly. I have started to disassemble the code as I have had no reply to a mail I sent Henkka I expect he is busy as he has a newer cooler one on his site YR V3, maybe. Anyways, I have deduced the problem lies around the geonames account and you can test it by changing the username back to the original one as in the script ‘weatherc’ and then you can select a country and city and it works ok. What I am looking at doing is modifying the script to default to a Country and Town (City) and seeing if that improves matters.
I will of course post here when I have some sort of fix. YRNO are a great forecast org and that is why I have integrated their forecasts on my pages.
Glad you like my site. All thanks to my next door neighbor who converted my rather clumsy html code into php.
Sounds like you have been having the same problems with the yr.no script as I did. I also only managed to get it to run when I selected the locations. I have reverted back to the original script of Henka’s which doesn’t look as good, but does the trick. I have incorporated it with the WU forecast as well.
Hello
excuse my bad english, this is a google translation
congratulations on your script but I have a problem with the rain is not displayed in the chart
I have not changed the script code
Have you ever experienced this problem
thank you
Hello everyone. I have tried to get this great script to show temperature( F instead of C) Pressure inHg instead of hPa and Precipitation in inches not mm. Only thing I seem to have gotten was wind MPH. Any help would be appreciated. http://www.sekywx.com/weather/wxyoforecast.php
Any help? I have seen other weather sites that have the correct English measurements. Can’t get mine to do that.
My coding is as follows,
// CONFIG START
// Units
$useC = 0; // Use Celsius, else F
$useKMH = 0; // Use Km/h
$useMPH = 1; // Use Mph, if both KMH and MPH is zero is default m/s used
$useHPA = 0; // Use hPa, else inHg
$useMM= 0; // Use mm, else in
// Timesettings, normal PHP/date-tags used
$datestyle = "m.d.Y"; // Style of short date
$timestyle = "H:i"; // Style of time
$longdate = "m.d.Y H:i"; // Style of long time + date
$deftz = "Ameica/New York";
$pagename = "weather/wxyoforecast.php";
There is no known solution to the problem you site in the last version. Therefore, you must use the version, which came before it, which explains what you saw on other sites. It should be settable using imperial.
