?stripall
When using that URL parameter, the menu is hidden.
But a small problem arose when testing it.
There are two type of pop-ups, the ones in a frame on top of the current page, works correct with ?stripall
The other one is a link to a new page.
Only used so far for a wind-forecast => htts://pwsdashboard.com/pws07/ wind-block =. forecast
And that does not work as “user-friendly” as it should with ?stripall
The menu, headers and footer are shown as it is a new-page, not a pop-up
So I changed the blocks file and added the windy.com pop-ups for temp, wind, rain and baro. => Leuven Home Weather Station (wf version)
Also removed the new-page for wind, it is still available in the menu.
One new script is added to display the new pop-up.
Just noticed a problem in current conditions block: there is a point (full stop) after the windspeed units in “This hour” Wind-Gust forecast. Suggest deleting the point in w34_util_ccn.php - the last line shown here:
But now you have switched your demo to the 12-hour clock (see attached) I think there might be too much space between time and am/pm; and an unnecessary space after the date numerals (17). IMHO. . .
I have just installed this latest template and it looks greate
But how to speed up the live update of wind and wind direction data ??
I use lateste WD and its API to upload the text file needed every 5 sec, but still the site is updating like strait after installation, default aprox every 30 sec on the web site ???
The scripts are using the plaintext files from wxsim.
And Ken True’s plaintext parser.
Check the settings in the pwsWD/wxsimPP/plaintext-parser.php script.
hello
i uploaded the latest version of the template http://valdefench57sgz.franceserv.com/pwsWD/index.php
live data running with the WL 2.0 API
for graphs, my setup parameterized with WU
on the other hand the monthly charts are “out” and the annual ones are all stopped at 25; 07.2019 ??
Regards
" [i]The URL you are using has been retired. It will not return reliable data.
If you are uploading data, you have access to the PWS API. You can download data via the API. Go to
There was (maybe still is) some confusion about what the amount shown in the DarkSky file means.
=> SI units are as follows:
==> precipIntensity: Millimeters per hour. (also for UK2 units rain is in mm)
=> A data point object contains various properties, each representing the average of a particular weather phenomenon occurring during a period of time
==> precipIntensity: The intensity (in inches of liquid water per hour) of precipitation occurring at the given time.
So it is now assumed that for a day forecast the intensity is the average for 24 hours in mm, not in inches.
The scripts display the value from the day-record but multiplied with 24 to get the daily value.