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Posted: **Mon 12 Nov 2012 5:28 pm**

Hi
Trying to get Annual Data Summary to work, but as you see I have not got it right: grottem.com/ver/data/datasummary.php
Have tried both versions (php / html) - but none of them will display the data. Have followed the instructions and changed readayfile.js / php as instructed.
Have been in contact with mcrossley, but he is busy all week so he can't help me. He said that the Annual Summary page is downloading the dayfile.txt OK, so there is some other problem. The script is not producing any errors either.

Any suggestions?

Posted: **Mon 12 Nov 2012 5:47 pm**

In readDayfile.php you have to change this part of code

$field_delimiter = ',';

$date_delimiter = '/';

to

$field_delimiter = ';';

$date_delimiter = '.';

Hope it helps

And verify the dayfile.txt path

$dayfile='dayfile.txt';

Posted: **Mon 12 Nov 2012 6:06 pm**

Thanks for your reply laulau!!

Have changed lines 28 and 30 in readDayfile.php as you suggested, but no data appears.

Posted: **Mon 12 Nov 2012 6:20 pm**

Did you check the dayfile.txt path in line 15

$dayfile='dayfile.txt';

Posted: **Mon 12 Nov 2012 6:36 pm**

I corrected readDayfile.js with your suggestion, and now I get data out on grottem.com/ver/data/datasummary.html

!!
Thanks for your help laulau!!

Then I just have to figure out how to mark max and min?

Thanks again!!!!

Posted: **Mon 12 Nov 2012 8:52 pm**

Happy to hear that's working now

But what do you mean by

Then I just have to figure out how to mark max and min?

Posted: **Tue 13 Nov 2012 10:19 pm**

If you mean you want max and min to look different, try different background colours. See https://cumulus.hosiene.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=6640for possible look.
If that is what you want, then I can post relevant code extract.

Posted: **Wed 21 Nov 2012 7:44 am**

Hello "sfws"

Yes, it was something like that I was thinking of!

Posted: **Wed 21 Nov 2012 8:20 am**

you are using the jQuery/JavaScript version so:
Maybe you want a different look for days without any values

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tablelayout+='<td class="nondate" datarow="#tr'+d+'" datacol="#tc'+m+'" id="'+d+'-'+mname[m-1]+'">'; // data_cell created as a nondate class for days beyond end of month in short months and days without any data

and days with values

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if (!isNaN(wd_data[dayfilecol])){$(data_cell).removeClass('nondate');$(data_cell).addClass('datacell'); // added to change look of cells with numbers
}

and negative values (modify existing code for zero values by changing = to <=)

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if( (parseFloat( wd_data[dayfilecol].split(',').join('.') )<=0) ){$(data_cell).addClass('zerovalue');}  // amended to change look of negative values in main column 
if(dayfilecol2>0){
							if (!isNaN(wd_data[dayfilecol2])){
								$(data_cell+'-2').removeClass('nondate');$(data_cell+'-2').addClass('b_green');  // amended to change look of cells in second column with numbers
								if( (parseFloat( wd_data[dayfilecol2].split(',').join('.') )<=0) ){$(data_cell+'-2').addClass('zerovalue');} // added to change look of zero and negative values in any second column

Note b_green is a new class, not in original CSS, sets up a different background for 2nd figure of a day if you are displaying say minimum and maximum

Finally, for changing colours at particular values, I don't know what you want. As some hints to help you, one option on my implementation is to display total rainfall (as per original) but to also display in second column the rainfall rate and this is coloured as per rate descriptions listed in Wiki with a colour key appearing in the caption.

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['rain',		'Rainfall',		'Daily Rainfall  - Totals (mm) and (coloured fainter figures) Maximum Rate (mm/hr)',		true],

is relevant amended line in array declaration

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case'rain':	tablelayout+=label_items[9][2]+' <img src="IMAGE_DIRECTORY/rainfall_key.png" alt="Horizontal bar with sections in various colours">';dayfilecol=14;dayfilecol2=12;break;

is amended line in switch coding (adds rainfall rate as second figure and adds colour key to caption)

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if(dayfilecol2==12){   // added to change colour of numbers for rainfall rate    
									if((parseFloat(wd_data[dayfilecol2].split(',').join('.')))<0.5) {
										$(data_cell+'-2').css('color',"rgba(0,38,255,0.8)");}
									else if ((parseFloat(wd_data[dayfilecol2].split(',').join('.')))<1) {
										$(data_cell+'-2').css('color', "rgba(0,85,255,0.8)");}
									else if ((parseFloat(wd_data[dayfilecol2].split(',').join('.')))<2) {
										$(data_cell+'-2').css('color',"rgba(127,116,28,0.8)");}
									else if ((parseFloat(wd_data[dayfilecol2].split(',').join('.')))<4) {
										$(data_cell+'-2').css('color',"rgba(255,85,0,0.8)");}
									else if ((parseFloat(wd_data[dayfilecol2].split(',').join('.')))<8) {
										$(data_cell+'-2').css('color',"rgba(255,106,0,0.8)");}
									else if ((parseFloat(wd_data[dayfilecol2].split(',').join('.')))<16) {
										$(data_cell+'-2').css('color',"rgba(255,0,0,0.8)");}
									else if ((parseFloat(wd_data[dayfilecol2].split(',').join('.')))<32) {
										$(data_cell+'-2').css('color',"rgba(255,0,220,0.8)");}
									else {$(data_cell+'-2').css('color',"rgba(198,255,255,0.8)");}
								}

is code that varies text colour for the different rates

Posted: **Wed 21 Nov 2012 8:52 am**

Hello, and thanks for quick reply!

Now I have something to do since I'm not so familiar with programing!

I'm using Javascript since I cant't get php to work (grottem.com/ver/data/datasummary.php).
Have been cheking the forum for answers - and tried everything

Thank's anyway for your help!!!

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