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EMail Support?

Posted: Thu 04 Aug 2011 11:18 pm
by A911Pro
Any plans of adding support for sending an email with current conditions at schedualled times?

Thanks!

Re: EMail Support?

Posted: Fri 05 Aug 2011 7:42 am
by steve
It's a possibility for the future, yes.

Re: EMail Support?

Posted: Fri 05 Aug 2011 9:49 am
by Sunfish
Don't we have already have something similar with the current conditions sent to Twitter?

Re: EMail Support?

Posted: Tue 08 Nov 2011 1:48 pm
by ScottVan
I'll second the desire to have a quick email functionality to send the contents of "Copy to Clipboard" to a few emails. Would be very useful as I report weather to several TV, radio stations nearby.

Scott

Re: EMail Support?

Posted: Fri 09 Dec 2011 7:11 pm
by ScottVan
ScottVan wrote:I'll second the desire to have a quick email functionality to send the contents of "Copy to Clipboard" to a few emails. Would be very useful as I report weather to several TV, radio stations nearby.

Scott
Hi,

I've got a quick and easy way to report weather out to email address. Use the "sendemail" freeware utility from here:

http://caspian.dotconf.net/menu/Software/SendEmail/

I set this up to simply send the "index.htm" from from my web directory to a few TV and radio stations that solicit weather info from nearby communities.

c:\sendemail -f scott@spiffy.com -t weather@wnyt.com -a c:\cumulus\web\indes.htm -u Ballston Lake Weather

Created a batch file that has the command sendemail and the necessary parameters. Used Windows Scheduler to run it 3 or 4 times in the morning and a few times at night. Gives all the details these guys are looking for. Snow reports are on an as needed basis...

Scott

Re: EMail Support?

Posted: Sat 10 Dec 2011 4:32 am
by serowe
Sunfish wrote:Don't we have already have something similar with the current conditions sent to Twitter?
Apart from Twitter not being email....

ScottVan is close to the solution but, instead of sending an HTML file use the webtags to format a text file that is precisely in the format you want. Create the template as if it were an HTML/PHP page (but without HTML <html>, <body> and other HTML markup code, insert the text (English) you want and then the web tag - for example:

<example start>
Report on weather conditions for <CumulusWebTag-for-date and time>
Current Temperature: <Cumulus web tag for current temp>

<end example code>
and so on. It may take you a while to create the initial page but, once generated, you shouldn;t have to touch it again.

Re: EMail Support?

Posted: Sat 10 Dec 2011 2:20 pm
by ScottVan
serowe wrote:
Sunfish wrote:Don't we have already have something similar with the current conditions sent to Twitter?
Apart from Twitter not being email....

ScottVan is close to the solution but, instead of sending an HTML file use the webtags to format a text file that is precisely in the format you want. Create the template as if it were an HTML/PHP page (but without HTML <html>, <body> and other HTML markup code, insert the text (English) you want and then the web tag - for example:

<example start>
Report on weather conditions for <CumulusWebTag-for-date and time>
Current Temperature: <Cumulus web tag for current temp>

<end example code>
and so on. It may take you a while to create the initial page but, once generated, you shouldn;t have to touch it again.
Right..this I will do. I need to remove some infos in that file that are blank all time anyways.

Re: EMail Support?

Posted: Sat 10 Dec 2011 8:28 pm
by serowe
This is one of the (supplied) FreeWx templates - don't worry about what each tag really does - most are self apparent - but it will give you an idea of how to make up an email template for yourelf. Then you just use C to do the translations for you or.

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~~WEBSMSHDRM~~
~~WEBMLTITLE~~
Weather Conditions at ~~WEBTIMENOW~~ ~~WEBMNTHNOW~~  ~~WEBDATENOW~~

Temperature: ~~WEBOUTTEMP~~	
Humidity: ~~WEBOSHUMID~~	
Barometer: ~~WEBBAROMTR~~ and ~~WEBBARTRND~~
Wind Speed: ~~WEBWINDGSS~~
Maximum wind gust in last 10 minutes: ~~WEBWINDGLT~~
Wind Speed (average 10 minutes): ~~WEBWINDAVS~~
Wind Direction: ~~WBNWINDGSD~~° (~~WBNWINGORF~~)
Wind Direction (average 10 minutes): ~~WBNWINDAVD~~° (~~WBNWINDORF~~)
Dew Point: ~~WEBDEWPOIN~~	
Wind Chill: ~~WEBWNDCHIL~~	
Heat Index: ~~WEBHEATIDX~~.
Rainfall Rate: ~~WEBRAINRAT~~	
Rainfall in last hour: ~~WEBRAINLHR~~
Indoor Temperature: ~~WEBINSTEMP~~	
Indoor Humidity: ~~WEBINHUMID~~	
Wet Bulb Temperature: ~~WEBWETBULB~~	
Wet Bulb Depression: ~~WEBWBDEPRS~~
Base Height of Cu Cloud: ~~WEBHTCUCLD~~
Sunrise today ~~WEBSUNRISE~~	
Sunset today ~~WEBSUNSETS~~	

Extreme conditions over the last 24 hours

Maximum Temperature: ~~WEBTTMPMAX~~	
Minimum Temperature: ~~WEBTTMPMIN~~
Maximum Humidity: ~~WEBTHUMMAX~~
Minimum Humidity: ~~WEBTHUMMIN~~
Maximum Wind gust: ~~WEBTGSTMAX~~
Maximum Barometric Pressure: ~~WEBTBARMAX~~
Minimum Barometric Pressure: ~~WEBTBARMIN~~
Maximum Rainfall Rate: ~~WEBYRAINMX~~
Rainfall over the past 24 hours: ~~WEBRAINTOD~~
Maximum Dew Point: ~~WEBTDWPMAX~~
Minimum Dew Point: ~~WEBTDWPMIN~~	
Minimum Wind Chill: ~~WEBTCHLMIN~~	
Maximum Heat Index: ~~WEBTHIXMAX~~
Maximum Indoor Temperature: ~~WEBTINTMAX~~
Minimum Indoor Temperature: ~~WEBTINTMIN~~