Hello, the line to recover the rain value of the last fifteen minutes did not work.
I have not been able to test it since it does not rain often in the south-east of France. I think I made a mistake here is the change <realtime><data realtime="rainheure">$span($time_delta=900).rain.sum.formatted<!--dailyRain--></data></realtime> This line for the moment brings the value 0 in weewx_pws.xml but thunderstorms are expected this afternoon, I hope to get in this line the rainfall value of the last fifteen minutes, do you think it is correct? For min and max values, I will use the min and max function of sql and php. thank you in advance have a good day ManuLe lundi 7 août 2017 09:59:18 UTC+2, Nicolas Cazan a écrit : > > I put this > > <realtime><data >> realtime="rainheure">$span($time_delta=900).rain.min.formatted<!--dailyRain--></data></realtime> >> > > This seems to work, the file has been generated, actually there was a > problem in yesterday's syntax. > > Le lundi 7 août 2017 09:41:28 UTC+2, Nicolas Cazan a écrit : >> >> Weewx_pws.xml seems to contain the desired info. >> As for the rain, I checked to obte, ir rain of the last 15 minutes >> (archiving via php and cron every 15 minutes) tomorrow thunderstorms are >> expected to see what this is going, actually $ span seemed to be problem, I >> will try still. >> >> <realtime><data realtime="minrain"> >>> >> >> return : >> >> <realtime><data realtime="rainheure">0,0<!--dailyRain--> >> >> >> >> Le lundi 7 août 2017 02:40:15 UTC+2, gjr80 a écrit : >>> >>> Hi, >>> >>> Well the date time now makes sense but there is still a fundamental >>> problem here. If you have this: >>> >>> <realtime><data realtime="minrain">$span($time_delta=900).rain.sum. >>> formatted<!--dailyRain--></data></realtime> >>> >>> in your .tmpl file then the generated file will have >>> >>> <realtime><data realtime="minrain"> >>> >>> in there somewhere, irrespective of whether the $span tag is right, >>> wrong or indifferent. I do not see this text anywhere in your generated >>> file. >>> >>> >>> For all those who have the same problem: >>>> >>>> <realtime><data >>>>> realtime="tempanneemax">$month.outTemp.max.formatted<!--outsideTemp--></data></realtime> >>>>> <realtime><data >>>>> realtime="tempanneemax">$year.outTemp.max.formatted<!--outsideTemp--></data></realtime> >>>>> <realtime><data >>>>> realtime="tempanneemini">$month.outTemp.min.formatted<!--outsideTemp--></data></realtime> >>>>> <realtime><data >>>>> realtime="tempanneemini">$year.outTemp.min.formatted<!--outsideTemp--></data></realtime> >>>>> >>>> >>>> <realtime><data >>>>> realtime="rainheure">$hour.rain.min.formatted<!--dailyRain--></data></realtime> >>>> >>>> >>>> On the rain I do not know if it is correct, it does not rain often in >>>> Provence >>>> >>> >>> Have you made more changes to weewx_pws.xml.tmpl? Did these changes >>> come through in your generated weewx_pws.xml? What about the $span line? >>> >>> The tag $hour.rain.min.formatted will display the minimum archive >>> period rainfall from all of the archive periods in the current hour. So if >>> there was rainfall in each archive period in the current hour you will get >>> the minimum of these values, if there was an archive period in the current >>> hour during which it did not rain you will get 0. Is this really what you >>> are trying to display, <data realtime="rainheure"> seems to imply you >>> want the rainfall in the last immediate 1 hour period? >>> $span($time_delta=3600).rain.sum.formatted will display the rainfall in the >>> last immediate 1 hour period. ($hour works on x:00 hour boundaries). >>> >>> On the other hand it returns only the minimum and maximum temperature of >>>> the current month. >>>> >>>> I extract this data via a php page, are you able to specify the desired >>>> month? >>>> >>> >>> I assume you are referring to $month.outTemp.max.formatted ? If so, as >>> you rightly say this will provide the max outTemp seen in the current >>> calendar month, so at 06:00 on 1 August it will return the max outTemp >>> seen in the last 6 hours, $month works on the the period since midnight >>> on the 1st of the current month. If you want the max outTemp from some >>> other month in the past, say March, then this is not easily done with the >>> current >>> weeWX tags, it can be done but it will require some python coding either in >>> a template or as a search list extension. >>> >>> It might help if you could describe exactly what you want in each of >>> your fields. >>> >>> Gary >>> >>> -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "weewx-user" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to weewx-user+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
