@nail on the head
WiKi page which all forecast scripts, their settings if needed, and how to obtain them.
http://wiki.leuven-template.eu/doku.php?id=en:forecast_settings
Also on thaty page a menu / “Table of Contents” to directly go to the yr.no forecast.
For yr.no http://wiki.leuven-template.eu/doku.php?id=en:forecast_settings#yrno
There is a big orange multi line warning on that page:
Even if you do not want that forecast in the menu you have to check and correctly set the other settings for YrNo
The YrNo forecast data is used for the mobile version of your website.
To find the correct code, t is advised to go to http://www.yr.no/
And to type the city name you want to use.
If I type: Des Moines I get a list, the topmost in Iowa, second one in Washington.
There is even a “Search for des Moines” link, and Des Moines can also be found in New Mexico, California, Minnesota, France. That is why we need postal codes (do not work either) or latitude / longitude.
Most of the other forecast script use latitude/longitude but yr.no is stubborn and want their own coding. And yr.no has the most forecast locations for the whole world. That is why I still use it for the mobile pages.
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The forecast for the @aardvark link is very familiar for me.
it is the forecast for Leuven, Belgium where I live That is the default setting, not yet adapted to des Moines.
html:
<!-- weatherdata (./cache/yrnoCreateArr.php-en-BelgiumFlandersLeuven-fmhininhg) loaded from cache
Settings
362 | #---------------------------------------------------------------------------
363 | # IMPORTANT YR.no settings used for the forecasts for main-site -
364 | #
365 | # WARNING ALSO used for forecast for mobile site
366 | #---------------------------------------------------------------------------
367 | #
368 | $SITE['yrnoPage'] = false; // ##### yrno forecast page in menu this is the one-page forecast with meteogram only
369 | $SITE['yrnoID'] = 'Belgium/Flanders/Leuven/'; // ##### generic adres for .png forecast
Change line 369 in the settings to
$SITE['yrnoID'] = 'United_States/Iowa/Des_Moines/';
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