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I added an "all in one" view for key weather data to the dashboard. This makes use of new Meteoplug feature which allows putting multiple flash graph definitions into one chart. http://www.meteoplug.com/cgi-bin/meteochart.cgi?draw=e1e7e0e7e4f1bdb7b5b569b7b6b8f2f1a2bcb2bbbf Definition is of that chat...

To change look and feel of the temperature graph, take the definition of "*t", change it (remove sid1 and sid2 lines) and save it as "*t". This overwrites the default settings. To make defaults valid again, just delete graph definition "*t". This removes your local file and the general version of "*...

As I like your idea of "overloading" chart definitions used in Dashboard, I changed the charts to be called from dashboard in a way, that they no longer start with "_". "_*t" has moved to "*t", etc. Now you can give a local definition for "*t" that overrides the pre-defined setting. When you delete ...

all they need to do is change the definition associated with _*t in their own Meteoplug account?

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.

Yes, that is correct. The whole thing behind drawtoken is, that all Meteoplug charts are identified by the user name and chart name when being called as a URL. As I don't want Meteoplug user and chart names visible to the public (this might be information useful to hack a Meteoplug user account) thi...

All this assumes that your primary outdoor sensor is "th0", wind is "wind0", rain is "rain0" and pressure comes from "thb0". As said it is very basic, so no configuration for this and other things (like language) so far.

I added a new experimental feature that might do something like that. It is explained in "Graphing" section of the forum. Basically you select graphically a point in time, a time scale and a type of graph. Meteoplug then presents your data with predefined chart definitions. You can freely adapt this...

According to a request to provide a simple way of displaying data without the need to construct a web page for your own, I made a quick html/java script hack, which provides a very basic dashboard where you can select graphs for certain days. You find the link to the dashboard for your data as follo...

Meteoplug can generate data and graphs for a time frame you specify when calling the graph definition. That is 80% of the mileage :-) Remaining 20 percent is that you build a html page where you have some javasrcipt working that calls a Meteoplug URL according to date selections made on some drop-do...

You can also define a graph/table/csv for a certain day/week/month, which covers all the sensors you like. When calling the URL to this graph or table simply add "&timeframe=20090310000000-20090310235959" at the end of the URL. This will overwrite the time frame given in the graph definition. By tha...