Problem with dayfile editor

[OBSERWACJEMETEO]

Hello,
When I try to save changes in the dayfile editor, I get a message

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DataTables warning: table id=dayfile - Requested unknown parameter '0' for row 5, column 0. For more information about this error, please see http://datatables.net/tn/4

Attached is a screen shot. Does this problem occurs only with me or someone has met with a similar probem?

[mcrossley]

Are you using v3.23.1?
Could you scroll up the edit dialog and show the top of it?

[OBSERWACJEMETEO]

Yes, I am using version 3.23.1.
I made a screen shot from the top. Is this the right way?

[mcrossley]

This is going to be tricky!

Could you confirm...

1. All the /interface files from the b3221 zip file have been copied to your CMX folder.
2. If you open the page in an Incognito/InPrivate window in your browser you get the same error

[OBSERWACJEMETEO]

I downloaded the latest version of cumulus today and uploaded all the files from scratch. I re-uploaded the data files. And I still have a problem when editing daily entries. I am guessing that this problem occurs only with me. Opening in private mode also causes an error.

[ConligWX]

I downloaded the latest version of cumulus today and uploaded all the files from scratch. I re-uploaded the data files. And I still have a problem when editing daily entries. I am guessing that this problem occurs only with me. Opening in private mode also causes an error.

to check your file run the hash checker against your cmx install

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# Checking CumulusMX file integrity on Linux
# go to your installation directory (eg. /opt/CumulusMX/)
# and run the following command (add --quiet to end of line if only want to see errors):
# ---------------------------------------------------
#  md5sum --check hash_md5_3221.txt
# ----------------------------------------------------
#
# Checking file integrity on Windows
# Start a PowerShell session
# go to your installation folder (eg. cd C:\CumulusMX)
# and run the following command:
# ---------------------------------------------------
#  .\MXutils\windows\CheckMD5HashFile.ps1 -HashFile .\hash_md5_3221.txt
# ---------------------------------------------------

[OBSERWACJEMETEO]

I have CMX on Windows 10. Can I run this script on Windows 10?

[water01]

Yes, look at the last few lines quoted

# Checking file integrity on Windows
# Start a PowerShell session
# go to your installation folder (eg. cd C:\CumulusMX)
# and run the following command:
# ---------------------------------------------------
# .\MXutils\windows\CheckMD5HashFile.ps1 -HashFile .\hash_md5_3221.txt
# ---------------------------------------------------

and run this in a DOS command window.

[OBSERWACJEMETEO]

Ok, I try run this on DOS command window and let you know.

[SamiS]

Yes, look at the last few lines quoted

and run this in a DOS command window.

Not in a DOS window, but in a Powershell window. You might also encounter a problem that an execution policy blocks running the script since it does not have a digital signature. This can be overridden by opening powershell originally with the following command line (use win+r -shortcut key to open run dialog)

PowerShell.exe -ExecutionPolicy Bypass

Then go to the CMX folder by typing

cd C:\CumulusMX\

and then run the check with

.\MXutils\windows\CheckMD5HashFile.ps1 -HashFile .\hash_md5_3221.txt

Note the period at start of the line. If you have installed cmx somewhere else, then you have to adjust the path of the cd command.

[OBSERWACJEMETEO]

I uploaded the latest version of the program and the problem no longer occurs. The topic can be closed. Thank you for your help.