Cumulus Support

http://wiki.sandaysoft.com/a/Webtags#No_Commas describes some tags with no comma's for some values (especially for some gauges) tis seemes not to work for <#RCdewpointTL> <#RCdewpointTH> <#RCwchillTL> <#RCwchillTL> etcetera ??

Only the ones listed work, they're needed for gauges. Are there some gauges (or whatever) which need those you've mentioned?

steve wrote:Only the ones listed work, they're needed for gauges. Are there some gauges (or whatever) which need those you've mentioned?

Yes I'm busy with a new template it uses a flashgauge(s) but some value's can't be scaled example over here http://apeldoorn.tk/weather/index.php?p=24

I'll put them in the next build. Can you give me a full list of the ones you'll need?

Great,

I think these


dewpoint today high / low
<#RCdewpointTH>
<#RCdewpointTL>

windchill and heatindex today high and low
<#RCwchillTL>
<#RCwchillTH>
<#RCheatindexTH>
<#RCheatindexTL>

nitrx wrote:<#RCwchillTH>
<#RCheatindexTL>

These don't exist in the 'with commas' format; Cumulus doesn't bother tracking high wind chill or low heat index, as those extremes aren't interesting/significant.

<#heatindexTH> Today's high heat index <#TheatindexTH>
<#wchillTL> Today's lowest wind chill <#TwchillTL>
<#dewpointTH> Today's highest dew point <#TdewpointTH>
<#dewpointTL> Today's lowest dew point <#TdewpointTL>

Why are they availble for today, month , year and alltime ??

nitrx wrote:Why are they availble for today, month , year and alltime ??

<#wchillH> - the all-time record wind chill - exists because I forgot that I was using 'L' for wind chill. It is still the all-time lowest wind chill temperature. The other wind chill ones all use L, as far as I can see.

There are no 'low' heat index values anywhere, as far as I can see.

You're right about the windchill so the lowest isn't neccesairy , I quoted the others form the wiki.

Sorry, you've lost me. I said there is no high wind chill and no low heat index; are you saying that you think there is? What are the web tags?

Steve you're right it's all a bit confusing i've thought again about it a high windchill and heatindex is nonsense, thatt said is It possible to make nocommatags for apparent high/low and for dewpoint high/low ?

I hope that I don't ask something silly now

I've put these in so far for the next build:

<#RCdewpointTH>
<#RCdewpointTL>
<#RCwchillTL>
<#RCheatindexTH>

I can add

<#RCapptempTH>
<#RCapptempTL>

Thanks Steve <#RCapptempTH>
<#RCapptempTL> wouldt be nice too