The process for displaying a plot on a web page really depends on how the web a page is produced/maintained. If the page is not produced by a WeeWX skin then chances are you need to get your hands dirty and manually add the necessary HTML etc to the page to display the plot. For a WeeWX skin it really depends on the skin. For example, the newer Seasons skin is largely configured through the skin config file whereas the older Season skin required you to manually edit page templates and add the necessary HTML tags. For your skin I have no idea how it is configured, it may be that you need to add some HTML code to the skin templates, or it maybe that you can configure what is displayed via the skin config file, or it may be something else. It's really something the skin developer should include in his install instructions/documentation or failing this something you need to take up with the skin developer directly.
Gary On Wednesday, 26 February 2025 at 20:48:18 UTC+10 [email protected] wrote: Thank you for your answer I know in linux there is a case sensitive for files and names. I have repaired that [[[dayoutHumid]]] [[[[outHumidity]]]] and [[[dayinHumid]]] [[[[inHumidity]]]] to have separate graphs for this "For what its worth the file extraHumid1.png is being generated with a plot of extraHumid1, I can see it on your site at https://vreme.povej.net/extraHumid1.png"; Why I don't see that plot on my web page? this is in my skin.conf. [[[extraHumid1]]] [[[[extraHumid1]]]] regards Damian sreda, 26. februar 2025 ob 11:16:12 UTC+1 je oseba gjr80 napisala: Some comments below Gary On Monday, 24 February 2025 at 05:17:14 UTC+10 [email protected] wrote: Hi I posted answer but don't know how it was lost, so here is again. I suspect you clicked 'Reply to author' which sends your reply by email to the author of the post you are replying to - your reply was in my spam. Better to click 'Reply all' which posts here. No matter. Here are both files, debug and skin.conf Thank you. Your problem is one of case. In skin.conf you have the following plot definition: [[[dayinhumid]]] [[[[inHumidity]]]] [[[[outHumidity]]]] This results in the file dayinhumid.png being generated with a plot of inHumidity and outHumidity. That is exactly what WeeWX is doing, I can see the generated plot file on your page at https://vreme.povej.net/dayinhumid.png. If you look at the HTML of your page that displays your plots you will see the following html img tag: <img src="dayinHumid.png" alt="Inside/Outside Humidity"> this img tag is looking for the file dayinHumid.png. This is not the same as dayinhumid.png; case matters. I suggest you change the plot definition in skin.conf to: [[[dayinHumid]]] [[[[inHumidity]]]] [[[[outHumidity]]]] That should fix the missing humidity plot after the next report cycle completes. For what its worth the file extraHumid1.png is being generated with a plot of extraHumid1, I can see it on your site at https://vreme.povej.net/extraHumid1.png Thank you best regards Damian -- 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 [email protected]. To view this discussion visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/weewx-user/f7c582c6-e473-4d70-aad1-5bc78486e473n%40googlegroups.com.
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