Cumulus Support

Hi

I installed the METEOalarm script, and got it working. We're under a yellow, so it shows just fine

I did test with a UK code that doesn't currently have a warning, just to check, but I got "Name not available for Name not available for"

https://warehamwx.co.uk/wxadvisory.php

Have I missed out on a setting somewhere?

Maybe not a setting, but a file?

Make sure you have the current meteoalarm-geocode-aliases.php and meteoalarm-codenames.json files in the same directory as get-meteoalarm-warning-inc.php script.
They're available at https://github.com/ktrue/Meteoalarm-warning

What was the code you tried that returned "undefined name"?

BTW.. the current version of the script does not handle countries that have switched to polygon-only alerts (ones that no longer include EMMA_IDs in the alerts). I'll have an update (thanks to Wim van der Kuil/PWSdashboard) later in the month of January, 2024.

I tried UK215

I have the latest geocode and codename files in the correct file.

I get that undefined name on any county that isn't under a warning.

You seem to have the scripts in the ./wxadvisory/ subdirectory. In get-meteoalarm-warning-inc.php you have unless you have a ./wxadvisory/wxadvisory/ drectory, you probably should use instead to store the pages in the same directory.

All the pages are in the same directory: /wxadvisory/

I wanted it like that, so that all files are kept tidy. There are no errors in regards to file paths.

In any case, using ./ still gives the same "Name not available for Name not available for"

Fixed it!

Excellent! What was the final fix you used?

I should've worded it different.. no bugs to fix, I just set it so that the cache files are in their own directory and the php and json files are in the root directory with my advisory page.

I didn't want the cache files to be in the root directory and so I was overthinking it.

Apologies Ken.

Thanks for a great script though!

The thanks really go to Wim van der Kuil for his script which he graciously allowed me to adapt for the Saratoga templates. He and I have had a great mutual code sharing for years now. He did the heavy lifting and continues to monitor the somewhat quirky meteoalarm.org data feeds.

The major change coming up is that some countries are adopting alerting by polygon coordinates only and so some major code changes are in progress to support both EMMA_ID and polygon alerting.

Have a Happy, healthy, and prosperous New Year!