Version 1 or 2 beta

[steve]

and redid to: "images/" as you requested and will leave it this way for now

You still have it set to "/images/", rather than "images/", so it's looking in http://www.komokaweather.com/images/ for the graphs.

imgPathURL : "/images/", //*** Change this to the relative path for your 'Trend' graph images

needs to be

imgPathURL : "images/", //*** Change this to the relative path for your 'Trend' graph images

[PaulMy]

By the way while investigating your site I noticed you are using a FRAME to display your menus and sub menu content.

Just to let you know these do not always work as you wish because if someone was to enter your site via a URL other than http://www.komokaweather.com/ such as http://www.komokaweather.com/weather/ then all the framing is lost.

Nowadays most people do not use framing because of this and use CSS columnised /divs which ensures that side columns are maintained regardless of where the user enters your site (and before anyone jumps on my case I do know there are other ways to do this, but just giving and example!!).

There are many free examples on the web and here is just one http://www.dynamicdrive.com/style/ but typing in "css menu columns" into google will find lots of others.
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David

Thanks David,
Yes, I have heard the use of Frames is not ideal. It was started by my son-in-law to provide a better menu bar for the standard Cumulus templates and I've learned and feel quite comfortable to use it and edit as I become aware of changes and additions. I also have Ken True's php template site, but like the Cumulus standard pages so very hesitant to redo as I am afraid of the complications and outcome that I would be strugling with. I have learned an awful lot here but most is still over my head But I will look at those sites and may experiment and call for help in a new thread

Paul

[PaulMy]

Thanks Steve,
I think you've also highlighted the issue. I have actually edited gauges.js to "images/" in Notepad++, saved the edited file (both as Save and Save as in Notepad++), ftp via Filezilla making sure it is the latest saved file, yet it seems to show as "/images/".

I will open gauges.js again, retype "images/" then save as, making sure there is only 1 gauges.js in my /web folder, and then go to that directory in Filezilla to select that file and ftp.

Paul

[steve]

Make sure you're uploading it to weather/scripts/gauges.js

[mcrossley]

It's working now

[PaulMy]

Steve, I am
All this time I have been ftp to \weather
In my last edit I found that I had inadvertently removed the , (comma) in "images/", which I have now fixed. But my error was in uploading gauges.js to the wrong directory.

HOORAY ss-gauges are working for me in IE and Chrome
In FF the text shows but nothing in the lower box, in Opera the text shows and the word Image in the lower box and this may just be a caching in my weather computer. Have not tried it on the laptop.

A great thanks to all for your assistance. Another giant step for me...
Paul

[water01]

Glad to see it working well. Your Wind Chill is a bit manic on the Outside Temperature chart are you sampling every 5 seconds or something.

I also have Ken True's php template site, but like the Cumulus standard pages so very hesitant to redo as I am afraid of the complications and outcome that I would be strugling with. I have learned an awful lot here but most is still over my head But I will look at those sites and may experiment and call for help in a new thread

Well if you need help just let me know as you have some good information on there and the Frame rather spoils it. A nice CSS drop down would make it work better. Email me or PM either will do, otherwise good luck with your station.

[steve]

Your Wind Chill is a bit manic on the Outside Temperature chart

It's a consequence of the 4.8 kph cutoff for the wind chill formula; when the wind is hovering around that speed, it has that effect on the graph.

[PaulMy]

I have enabled Realtime and interval set at 10 sec. I presume the fluctuation is from the setting and wind change. I am shielded by a number of large trees so the wind reading is not the most accurate at all times.

Steve, just saw your explanation, and thanks.

Paul