Humidity Unit Tag?

[William Grimsley]

Hi Steve,

Yes, I knew you could do that. But, of course that wouldn't be any help for what I was trying to do.

Thanks again,

Will

[laulau]

Hi Will,
Did you notice that you have %% in your banner ?

[William Grimsley]

Hi laulau,

No, I didn't notice! Thanks for telling me!

EDIT: Fixed the "%%" error in the banner.php file. Also, I have fixed the "%%" error in the ajax-gizmo.php file.

[KevinF]

Don't forget to fix 'dew'

Should read 'DewPt'

KF

[William Grimsley]

I didn't notice that! Thanks for telling me!

EDIT: Fixed the "Dew" error and replaced with "Dew Pt" in the banner.php file.

[KevinF]

You're welcome.

KF

[William Grimsley]

Hi Steve,

Ok, I'm trying to add '/hr' after the <#rrate> web tag, like this:

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<#rrate>

To:

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<#rrate>/hr

But, then my website shows 'NaN mm'!

What's going on?

William

[steve]

My guess would be that you have that in some script/PHP, rather than HTML, so the interpreter is trying to divide by "hr", hence 'not a number'. I'd need to see your change in context.

[William Grimsley]

I'd need to see your change in context.

Is this what you mean?

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 var rainratehr = convertRain(realtime[8]); // make per hour rate.
		set_ajax_obs("ajaxrainratehr",rainratehr.toFixed(dpRain) + uomRain);

[steve]

I can't see the <#rrate> web tag there at all, nor any sign of "/hr".

[William Grimsley]

Steve,

If, you are wanting to see the HTML code, look here:

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<#rrate>

To:

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<#rrate>/hr

If, you are wanting to see the PHP code, look here:

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var rainratehr = convertRain(realtime[8]); // make per hour rate.
      set_ajax_obs("ajaxrainratehr",rainratehr.toFixed(dpRain) + uomRain);

Hope this helps...

William

[steve]

This is how the standard Cumulus index.htm HTML web page template does it:

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<td><#rrate>&nbsp;<#rainunit>/hr</td>

I have no idea how the HTML you're quoting is related to the PHP you're quoting. If you're using <#rrate>/hr in your realtime.txt file, and that is realtime[8] in your PHP, then what you are doing, I would guess, is passing the the rain rate with "/hr" on the end of it to a function (convertRain) which is expecting a number. What you need to do is put the "/hr" onto your web page, not into your realtime.txt file, and I can't offer any help with that.

[William Grimsley]

Hi Steve,

Ok, I've tried with PHP and that works.

But, with AJAX I can't get it to work because it's PHP that I'm trying to include in AJAX code. So, I must have to root round my ajaxCUwx.js file in order to accomplish what I want!

Thanks for your help,

William

[beteljuice]

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var rainratehr = convertRain(realtime[8]); // make per hour rate.
      set_ajax_obs("ajaxrainratehr",rainratehr.toFixed(dpRain) + uomRain);

That is JavaScript and in order for it to work the html must be something like:

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<span id='ajaxrainratehr'></span>

The original Ajax call replaces the contents of the span with rainratevalue unitof(rain)measure. eg. 21.5 mm

To add /hr just put that immediately after the named span in the html

[William Grimsley]

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var rainratehr = convertRain(realtime[8]); // make per hour rate.
      set_ajax_obs("ajaxrainratehr",rainratehr.toFixed(dpRain) + uomRain);

That is JavaScript and in order for it to work the html must be something like:

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<span id='ajaxrainratehr'></span>

The original Ajax call replaces the contents of the span with rainratevalue unitof(rain)measure. eg. 21.5 mm

To add /hr just put that immediately after the named span in the html

Hi beteljuice,

Ok, your idea works but it doesn't flash when the ajax-dashboard.php file updates with mm! It should flash as mm/hr. The mm only flashes, at the moment.

Thanks for your help,

William