New Website Problem

[Derekg0pgl]

Hello
I have installed the latest version of CumulusMX from the downloadable image to my Raspberry Pi3 B+.
I transferred my existing Data directory and Cumulus.ini and strings.ini files to
the new build.
I also copied over the contents of the new webfiles directory to /public_html/CumulusMX on my web site.
The program is working fine except for the webpage, although the new template is displaying on my webpage, only the Charts and Gauges sections are working, also the moon image is showing.
But no data is is being displayed on any other page.
Have I missed something?
I did tick the " I want to use the default web site box "

Derek

[mcrossley]

A link to your web site would be helpful if you can provide one.

[Derekg0pgl]

Sorry, I should have included it earlier.

http://www.valder.co.uk/CumulusMX/index.htm

[Derekg0pgl]

Here is my ftp log file.
ftplog.zip

[ConligWX]

Mark, when you "inspect" that page and goto console I get:

2setpagedata.js:161 Data Request Failed: parsererror, SyntaxError: Unexpected token M in JSON at position 827
8setpagedata.js:161 Data Request Failed: parsererror, SyntaxError: Unexpected token M in JSON at position 827

websitedata.json file is however there. http://www.valder.co.uk/CumulusMX/websitedata.json

Derek, have you changed anything in the webpages at all?

[mcrossley]

Ah, the forecast string is the culprit.

it is...

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""Mostly clear and cooler. " """""

Or the actual string is...

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"Mostly clear and cooler. " """"

The string itself stars with a quote character, and there are lots of other quotation characters in it that are messing up the JSON. Depends on whether that is coming from a thrid party source or MX. Third party would need looking at, if it is from MX, then I suspect the strings.ini has got some invalid entries in it.

CMX should really be HTML escaping any text to avoid that, I'll take look at fixing it.

[mcrossley]

A quick fix!

Edit /web/websitedataT.json

At line 35, change...

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"forecast":"<#forecast>",

to

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"forecast":"<#forecastenc>",

[Derekg0pgl]

"Brilliant" The fix worked a treat.
Many thanks to Mark and Simon for there very quick responses.
Derek

[mcrossley]

Great, now you just need to fix your forecast strings. I suspect you have an "old" strings.ini created from a samplestrings.ini some time ago, the format changed slightly for some entries - mainly the forecast strings iirc. Compare it with the samplestrings.ini that comes with the distribution.

[Derekg0pgl]

Thanks Mark.
strings.ini now updated.
Derek