It is correct?
weewx.conf:
# Options for extension 'forecast'
[Forecast]
data_binding = forecast_binding
[[OWM]]
api_key = INSERT_OWM_API_KEY_HERE
[[WWO]]
api_key = INSERT_WWO_API_KEY_HERE
[[WU]]
api_key = 9ed8cb535d935e48
[StdReport]
[[forecast]]
[[[Extras]]]
[[[[forecast_iconic_settings]]]]
source = WU
num_days = 7
HTML_ROOT = public_html/forecast
skin = forecast
in my html page:
<div class="right" >
<div class="card" >
<h1><i class="fa fa-umbrella m-blau" ></i> Coming
soon...</h1>
#set global $forecast_iconic_settings = dict()
#set global $forecast_iconic_settings['source'] = 'WU'
#set global $forecast_iconic_settings['num_days'] = 7
#include "forecast_iconic.inc"
</div>
I'm sorry for my english......thanks.
Il giorno mercoledì 4 gennaio 2017 13:49:11 UTC+1, Andrew Milner ha scritto:
>
> Can you possibly be more specific? The wiki gives lots of information as
> to how to include forecasts on your existing pages - and also provides the
> forecast skin to generate specific forecast page. For all forecasts except
> zambretti you will however need to register with the specific forecast
> service and obtain the necessary keys/logins/etc as specified in the
> forecast wiki prerequisites.
>
>
>
> On Wednesday, 4 January 2017 13:09:48 UTC+2, Mario Romanello wrote:
>
>> Hello and congratulations for a job well done with this extension. Could
>> you help me? I installed the extension, but do not know how to implement it
>> on my site, I could use a little guidance. Excuse me but I am a beginner,
>> thank you so much!
>
>
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