Old Meteoplug Forum - now read-only!

Looking at my Template and skyewright's compared to both our Meteohubs the wind direction seems wrong. Meteoplug seem to be stuck on Nth. So it does. Strange, I'm sure that was working when I first made the addition. Our weather was from the N at the time but I think I remember seeing some variatio...

Got it now.... data 16-18...... change to data0-3 in my case Yes, that sounds very likely. My choice of 16-18 as the data numbers is probably a bit idiosyncratic. ;) The clues are the "s" and "ch" numbers on the Sensors page in Meteoplug. e.g. s0:ch1:power 0 refers to Channel 1 on Sensor0 . The ter...

As the chart definitions that start with "_" are predefined and a user cannot create charts beginning with "_" this will not be possible at the moment. Ah. I'd noticed that the "_" disappeared in the "Save As" name when looking at a predefined definition, but I hadn't noticed that it could not be e...

This feature is very powerful, but not needed for normal graphing. So please don't be distracted when all this sounds complicated - you just need this in very advanced situations. And even if a user would prefer a different temperature chart they can do that without any editing of the html; all the...

If I've understood correctly part of this mechanism uses a new template variable drawtoken_ where [drawtoken_chartname] resolves to the hex number that identifies chart _chartname for the same Meteoplug (i.e. the one for which the template is being populated)? So if a HTML template included <a href=...

Maybe I can build something pre-configured for that purpose which spares the user some HTML programming and the need to have a home page at all to present some weather information. Do you mean something like ...&timeframe=ask That sort of thing would be neat whatever the syntax (my 'ask' is just an...

I think this is already possible (if I understand your request correctly): If I've understood correctly, I think it would need something like a html page with a <form> to ask the question. Submitting the form would then need to call a cgi script which would compute the timeframe indicated by the <f...

I've modified the template to make use of new additional features: a) Text directions (e.g. N, S, E, W, etc.) are now available, so it's now possible to use: _dir_en] => _maindirtext] _maxspeeddir_en] => _highdirtext] b) localtime and uploadtime are now available, e.g. [actual_date0_time_local] => [...

utctime, localtime, longitude, latitude do always report actual values regardless of the other given information in the variable. I can see the sense in that. There is one more misc variable "timestamp". There should report absolute time stamp that results from resolving relative time stamps. Pleas...

I added these additional variables to be used in templates (and tables and cvs exports as well): That's great. Thank you. :) Perhaps I have misunderstood something but localtime and utctime always seem to report the "actual" time, regardless of the timestamp used by a variable. It would be very nic...