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I am getting the following error message when im accessing this link:-

http://desford-weather.co.uk/images/graphWindRose.php

When graphWindRose.php is uncommented in graphSettings.php the error message happens on all graph images.

Any ideas please?

Thanks.

Comma after "AS time" in your SQL query?

INTERVAL 24 HOUR ORDE'

*John Bercow voice*

ORDER

the code is as follows in graphSettings.php

$query = "SELECT unix_timestamp(LogDateTime) AS time, $cols
FROM Realtime
WHERE LogDateTime >= now() - INTERVAL " .$GRAPH['hours']. " HOUR
ORDER BY time";

#include $GRAPH['jpgraphloc'] . 'jpgraph_windrose.php'; when I uncomment this out my graph images don't work and display the following message.

ERROR - Bad Select Statement: You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MariaDB server version for the right syntax to use near 'FROM Realtime WHERE LogDateTime >= now() - INTERVAL 24 HOUR ORDE' at line 2

SELECT unix_timestamp(LogDateTime) AS time, FROM Realtime WHERE LogDateTime >= now() - INTERVAL 24 HOUR ORDER BY time

when I remove the after "AS Time, as advised this message occurs below

HTTP 500 error
That’s odd… the website can’t display this page

Your SQL select is wrong, it is missing the column name.. Should be... The columns are defined in graphWindRose.php at line 22...

Thanks Mark,

Do I need ; at the end of the line $query = SELECT unix_timestamp(LogDateTime) AS time, bearing, wspeed FROM Realtime WHERE LogDateTime >= now() - INTERVAL 24 HOUR ORDER BY time

PHP Parse error: syntax error, unexpected 'unix_timestamp' (T_STRING) in /var/www/images/graphSettings.php on line 140

PHP Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ']', expecting '-' or identifier (T_STRING) or variable (T_VARIABLE) or number (T_NUM_STRING) in /var/www/images/graphSettings.php on line 151

line 151 is code:- $keys[] = $flds[$i]->name;

in file WindRose.php is this code ok now?

//fetch the data
$w1 = get_data(array('bearing', 'wspeed'));
$w2 = get_data('wind');

$datay = $w1['bearing'];
//$datay1 =$w2['wspeed'];
$datay1 =$w2['wgust'];

Any ideas cheers.

I am so close, http://desford-weather.co.uk/gauges-ss.htm

following errors in apache2/error.log

PHP Warning: Division by zero in /var/www/jpgraph/jpgraph_windrose.php on line 140

PHP Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Class 'WindroseGraph' not found in /var/www/jpgraph/jpgraph_windrose.php:149\nStack trace:\n#0 /var/www/images/graphSettings.php(42): include()\n#1 /var/www/images/graphSolar.php(14): require_once('/var/www/images...')\n#2 {main}\n thrown in /var/www/jpgraph/jpgraph_windrose.php on line 149

Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /var/www/images/graphSettings.php on line 131, referer: http://desford-weather.co.uk/images/

I have included the files and the apache2 error file which could fix this problem?

I had to rename the jpgraph_windrose.php to txt because the extension isn't allowed on this forum.

please upload a fix if anyone knows how to fix the Windrose I would really would like to fix this problem.

I have no idea why the 2 temperature gauges have a ? before C

http://desford-weather.co.uk/gauges-ss.htm

I have no idea why the 2 temperature gauges have a ? before C

At some point gauges.js has been edited and saved but NOT in UTF-8 format.

Best to get a fresh copy to edit ....

EDIT: Your posted jpgraph_windrose.php is nothing like what it should be

I copied it from Marks github site then pasted it.

Yes but into what did you paste?

I am guessing it was not a file set up with UTF-8 encoding.
Use notepad++ or similar editor that lets you choose encoding before you paste in.

I used winscp on windows

One thing at a time ...

Here's the correct jpgraph_windrose.php file.
Note it is 'zipped', any file that is not a native .txt file or graphic you should zip before posting as an attachment
(Usually 'browse' your file folder, select, and <right-click> - send to ... zip)

I haven't got an 'unspoilt' gauges.js to donate - sorry

For editing files the weapon of choice is Notepad++
It will usually auto detect the script language, and the encoding (ANSI / UTF-8 etc.)
'Ordinary' notepad, or cut'n'paste from view-source can create all sorts of problems for the unwary - so always look for a zip download or 'raw' file (noting charset with the later)

If you still have problems will the degree symbol (after ensuring gauges.js is OK), then check the method it is being UPloaded to your web space.

Thank you

Hi beteljuice,

Thank you very much for sorting the jpgraph_windrose.php file out for me.

I have done the gauges.js and saved it under notepad++ as advised and it works thank you.

However now I have this problem.

I have Verdana.ttf under /var/www/jpgraph/fonts/ on permission 0644 like the other files in the folder.

Any idea, nearly there.