Yes Mark thats quite correct.
The script URL still contains public_html/js/jquery.js and not /js/jquery.js
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UK Extremes from the MetOffice
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Re: UK Extremes from the MetOffice
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Re: UK Extremes from the MetOffice
Brilliant! that did it...thanks Mark and Toxic.I suspect you need to remove the "public_html" bit from the URL.
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Re: UK Extremes from the MetOffice
I've updated the zip at the start of the thread so that the demo page uses a *slightly* newer version of jQuery. There are no changes to the forecast module.