Cumulus Support

Hi Bob,

Thanks for your comments. I am glad that more people are finding my little program useful.
Also nice touch by integrating it into your charts page.

Mark

Hi Maek,
I finally figured out the correct smtp port number and name and now the test button does send the alarm messages. I am looking forward to get a message when I get an extreme condition

Again, very well done
Paul

Solorize wrote:Hi Bob,

Thanks for your comments. I am glad that more people are finding my little program useful.
Also nice touch by integrating it into your charts page.

Mark

Hi Mark,

Gone a little further and integrated some of the graphics into my "index.htm". I've added the Prediction icons, the Pressure, Beaufort, Wind Barb and Rain Beaker, plus a few other Cumulus Tags to complete the information.

http://www.karoondaweather.com

Edit - Update
Have added popup charts from the Grabber to all the observation icons.

Hi Bob,

Nice embelishment to your website, I like the look of what you have done.


Regards

Mark

I have a question - sorry if it's already been addressed. The arrows around the 'H' pressure symbol are presumably intended to indicate the direction of the winds? If so, they go the wrong way, 'down under'. Not critical, I know, but I just thought I'd point it out in case there was an easy fix.

Hi Steve,

That’s a valid point. I will have a look into switching the arrow direction dependent upon where
the station is located. I may just put an option in the config screen so that the user can
select the northern or southern hemisphere.

Regards

Mark

Solorize wrote:Hi Steve,

That’s a valid point. I will have a look into switching the arrow direction dependent upon where
the station is located. I may just put an option in the config screen so that the user can
select the northern or southern hemisphere.

Regards

Mark

I gave this some thought today after Steve's post and came to the same conclusion since realtime.txt doesn't contain coordinates.

By the way Mark, today was the first time the pressure went below the magic figure for my station and all work as designed. I'm quite enjoying the added graphics you little program has allowed me to use on my website.

I finally figured out the correct smtp port number and name and now the test button does send the alert messages. I am looking forward to get a message when I get an extreme condition

Okay, I asked for it. Got a boatload of alert emails as I had set the temp alarm if below -10c and our record cold winter continues...

Paul

Hi Paul,

We have been quite lucky so far here in the UK, with a mild winter/spring so far.

I have set my Low Temperature Alert to Zero Deg C. and it has only triggered a few
times due to the mild weather.

Mark

New Release version 1.5.8 (15-03-14)

Version 1.5.8 - (15-03-14)

1.
Added TRY and CATCH error wrapper around Realtime.txt values being parsed to ARRAY.
(added for Jim)

2.
Geographic Location can now be select on the [Configuration Screen]. This is used to display correct arrow
direction Pressure Symbol on [Info @ Station] tab.
Please note: The file "GeographicLocation.txt" must be present in the application folder.
(added for Steve and tjaliwalpa)

3.
Adjusted Fog Prediction values.



Geographic Location selector on (Configuration Screen)

I have updated and everything is working fine, including the Alert.

Paul

Thanks Mark,

All seems fine at Karoonda, Australia.

Bob

Good news, thanks for the feed back.

Regards

Mark

New Release version 1.5.9 (20-04-14)

Version 1.5.9 - (20-04-14)

1. Weather forecast added to main screen.

2. Current conditions icon added to main screen. (Icons courtesy of Jacques DesRoches http://weatherbyyou.com)

3. Updated HTML templates to version 2.0 to include forecast text and icon.

4. Adjusted Fog Prediction values.


Weather forecast section (see below screen shot)

I have updated, and all looks good. Thanks Mark.

Paul