the gauges work fine,
the radio buttons alternate between indoor and outdoor temperatures, and
they work perfectly showing the respective temperatures,
the thing is I dont want the radio button, I want the gauge to default to
the indoor temperature without the radio button, and each time the gauge
loads it just shows the outdoor temperature
my thought was to set the checked option on the indoor temperature of the
radio button and then to hide the inputs, but that didnt work
I didnt see an option for the indoor temperature cookie, only to set C or F,
On Friday, November 16, 2018 at 1:13:48 AM UTC+2, gjr80 wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> When you click alternatively on the *Outside* and *Inside* radio buttons
> the temperature gauge should alternate between displaying outside and
> inside temperature respectively. If this is not happening there is a
> problem and I suggest you look into that further, more on that later.
>
> On an out of the box SteelSeries gauges installation you should be able to
> have the gauges default to displaying indoor temperature without the need
> to change any code. I suspect the checked entry you refer to is defining
> the radio button that is checked (set) upon page first load, the
> SteelSeries gauges also use cookies to store the user's last used display
> settings (refer next para) and and this cookie is used to return the
> display to its last state. So you can have some competition between the
> html and the cookie to setup the display.
>
> The use of the cookie needs a bit more explanation. The SteelSeries gauges
> use a cookie to store your last used units settings and gauge display
> options. So if you are displaying temperature in C that is what should be
> displayed next time you open the page, unless of course you delete the
> cookie in the meantime. Same deal with the gauges display options, if you
> are displaying Inside temperature that is what should be displayed next
> time you open the page. Again deleting the cookie will reset this, I
> believe the default is to display outside temperature (indicated by the
> checked setting in the html). Now if another device displays your page
> that cookie won't exist on that device so the html checked defaults are
> used gain, but clicking on Inside should then cause inside temperature to
> be displayed on subsequent views by that device/user. The default display
> units (ie when no cookie exists) are similarly seeded, but not from the
> html but rather from the units used in gauge-data.txt.
>
> Coming back to inside temperature not being displayed. The first thing I
> would look at is the data source, gauge-data.txt. What values are there
> for intemp and temp fields? Are they different? Do they display
> correctly? If the data looks OK what bout the showIndoorTempHum setting
> in gauges.js (circa line 55), is it set to True? Remember if you are
> using the SteelSeries gauges extension you will need to make any changes to
> gauges.js on your weeWX install and then restart weeWX to have the
> modified gauges.js uploaded to your web server.
>
> If your gauges page is visible via the internet it is helpful to provide a
> link as a lot of useful info is then available to us to help in debugging
> rather than asking you 20 questions.
>
> Gary
>
> On Friday, 16 November 2018 05:39:55 UTC+10, Riccardo Moretti wrote:
>>
>> I've installed the Steel series Gauges and they seem to be working fine,
>> I'd like to customise my default page to have the temperature gauge load
>> with the inside temperature loaded as default
>> the examples show the temperature gauge with a radio option to be able to
>> change between either gauges, I have tried changing the checked option and
>> it does not seem to make a difference,
>> it always shows the outdoor temperature by default
>>
>> <div class="gauge">
>> <div id="tip_0">
>>
>> <canvas id="canvas_temp" class="gaugeSizeSml"
>> ></canvas>
>> <input id="rad_temp1" type="radio"
>> name="rad_temp" value="out" onclick="gauges.doTemp(this);"><label
>> id="lab_temp1" for="rad_temp1">Outside</label>
>> <input id="rad_temp2" type="radio"
>> name="rad_temp" value="in" *checked *onclick="gauges.doTemp(this);"><label
>> id="lab_temp2" for="rad_temp2">Inside</label>
>>
>> </div>
>>
>> </div>
>>
>> or is there another easy way like something like this?
>>
>> <canvas id="canvas_temp" class="gaugeSizeSml" onload="Inside" ></canvas>
>>
>> in the gauge.js file I have found this section
>>
>> // temperature
>> if (gaugeTemp) {
>> if ($('#rad_temp1').is(':checked')) {
>> gaugeTemp.data.title = strings.temp_title_out;
>> } else {
>> gaugeTemp.data.title = strings.temp_title_in;
>> }
>> gaugeTemp.gauge.setTitleString(gaugeTemp.data.title);
>> if (data.ver) {gaugeTemp.update();}
>> }
>> any help will be much appreciated
>> Riccardo
>>
>
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