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PaulMy wrote: ↑Tue 13 Apr 2021 1:51 pm Hi,

but there are 2 errors that escape me the first one concerns how the current daily data page is viewed

Have you FTP all the files and folders, including css from the annualdata\webfilesMX to your remote?

the second is trivial, but I can't find where I can change this slot

This is controlled by the index.php
There you will find the various block options, including the indxblk_filler.php. These are displayed or replaced depending on your settings and which data items you have selected to display.
You could also edit the indxblk_filler.php with a different image.

Enjoy,
Paul

sfws wrote: ↑Tue 13 Apr 2021 1:36 pm

meteosini wrote: ↑Tue 13 Apr 2021 12:08 pm the second is trivial, but I can't find where I can change this slot

For 2nd issue, read line 215 (onwards) of How To that Brian provided with his download.
You are displaying the default Filler.
The "How To" says you should edit line 111 (onwards) of settings.php on your web server.

beteljuice wrote: ↑Tue 13 Apr 2021 3:33 pm @meteosini

Please check your dayfile.txt very carefully for incorrect content (yr 21)
eg.

Code: Select all

10/04/21;2,2;205;23:21;12,8;00:00;14,3;21:41;1018,9;23:08;1019,7;21:08;0,0;00:00;0,0;13,9;1,1;0,4;23:57;64;22:00;77;23:59;0,00;0,0;14,3;21:41;13,9;19:55;12,2;00:00;0,0;00:00;12,8;00:00;9,1;19:53;7,5;22:00;195;0,8;0,0;0;00:00;0,0;00:00;14,3;21:41;12,7;00:00;15,0;19:53
09/04/21;7,6;135;17:17;3,1;06:37;15,0;13:27;1022,6;20:16;1026,3;11:07;0,0;00:00;0,0;9,8;82,5;3,6;14:54;49;13:28;85;21:44;0,00;0,0;15,0;13:27;12,6;13:27;1,1;06:37;0,0;00:00;3,1;06:37;8,2;20:48;-0,1;05:45;113;8,5;0,0;0;00:00;0,0;00:00;14,3;13:27;3,1;06:37;14,3;15:29
10/04/21;7,6;292;11:24;7,6;02:01;18,6;12:23;1018,9;23:09;1023,1;00:24;0,0;00:00;0,0;12,9;51,4;2,4;11:28;50;12:24;77;23:59;0,00;0,0;18,6;12:23;17,2;12:23;5,8;02:32;0,0;00:00;7,6;02:01;9,4;18:20;0,7;04:06;228;5,4;0,0;0;00:00;0,0;00:00;18,1;12:24;7,6;02:01;19,0;12:23
11/04/21;8,5;222;14:05;10,9;05:51;19,2;16:15;1015,2;16:44;1019,2;00:02;3,2;01:20;2,2;13,6;79,3;3,8;14:15;61;15:25;91;22:43;0,00;0,0;19,2;16:15;18,6;16:20;9,8;05:50;1,2;00:52;10,9;05:56;11,8;20:49;7,3;10:07;184;4,7;0,0;0;00:00;0,0;00:00;19,0;16:20;10,7;05:50;21,2;16:15

10/04/21 has two entries which are different and one is out of sequence.

Your drop down year selector is broken because other data has been added to a few entries.

PaulMy wrote: ↑Tue 13 Apr 2021 3:44 pm Hi,
Yes I can see the \css\betel_datasummary_mx.css

However, in looking at your dayfile.txt you have some issues over the past month, and maybe earlier but didn't check it further.
Seems ok until 16/03/21 then there have been a number of data items added
The next date is 22/03/21 so some days are missing, which shouldn't be the cause of your display problem though
Then ok until 08/04/21
Next is 10/04/21 followed by 09/04/21 and 10/04/21 repeated
Then ok from 11/04/21 to current.

Possibly that first 10/04/21 could be an issue in displaying annual data.

Enjoy,
Paul

PaulMy wrote: ↑Tue 13 Apr 2021 5:27 pm The dayfile on your site http://riminimeteocitta.altervista.org/dayfile.txt is not the same as your attached.
You can wait for the End of Day FTP (if you have set it to do that) to update it, or do a manual FTP now.

You will also need to check your Extremes as that is not formatting correctly.

Enjoy,
Paul

Regardless ... can we apply the dp modifier (2dp) to the <#ET> in realtime-xT ?

Day ET This value is sent as the 1000th of an inch.

PaulMy wrote: ↑Tue 13 Apr 2021 8:52 pm Hi,
If you fix your dayfile then annualdata will likely display correctly.
The 3 lines that shown on your Annual Data are 22/03/21 23/03/21 and 24/03/21 and these 3 lines use a point (.) decimal and a comma (,) separator which I presume is incorrect for you.
The other dates use a comma (,) decimal and a semicolon (;) separator which I presume is correct for you.

Enjoy,
Paul

BCJKiwi wrote: ↑Tue 13 Apr 2021 9:22 pm @ beteljuice

Regardless ... can we apply the dp modifier (2dp) to the <#ET> in realtime-xT ?

Yes, it works for dot decimals and can see no reason why it would not work for comma decimals but would need to be tested.

@ mcrossley

Day ET This value is sent as the 1000th of an inch.

The resolution provided by a Davis Pro station for Evapotranspiration is 0.01" or 0.1mm, the same as Rainfall.

ET is a running total for the day and can be zero or positive but always only 2 meaningful decimal places.
So, what is MX doing to generate additional decimal places and how meaningful are they?

If dp=2 is applied to the ET webtag, is the artificially extended resolution rounded, truncated or what?