I have a template that I use to post to a forum daily. I upgraded to 3033 this morning and now 2 are giving ---- results:
<#TtempTL>
<#TpressTH>
Are the two I noticed
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Couple of webtags giving ----
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Re: Couple of webtags giving ----
The dashes are displayed when the timestamp is invalid - specifically zero, which is the default when no time has been set. Your web site seems to be displaying the time of today's low temperature correctly, is that using the <#TtempTL> web tag, or does it get it by some other method? Is it showing correctly in Cumulus itself?
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Re: Couple of webtags giving ----
I checked the template and there are several ---- in it. It uses realtimetags as part of the update.
Cumulus is showing a lot of 00:00


I checked yesterday's forum update and that showed no problem http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showpost ... tcount=185
Current Forum link is http://www.renvyleweather.com/forum.htm
Cumulus is showing a lot of 00:00


I checked yesterday's forum update and that showed no problem http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showpost ... tcount=185
Current Forum link is http://www.renvyleweather.com/forum.htm
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Re: Couple of webtags giving ----
I think it's the same bug spotted by Mark with the reading of the ini files. 3034 should fix.
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Re: Couple of webtags giving ----
You may need to 'rewind' if any ini files were written using bad dates. If so, find the backup folder that was created when you first ran build 3033 and copy all of the files from it to your data folder before starting MX.
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Re: Couple of webtags giving ----
That is what I had to do Steve, all was well after that.
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