thank you, this is it. I edit html and now I have also humidity graphs. you teach me here alot, thank you for your time. I hope someone else will get info from here. best regards Damian
četrtek, 27. februar 2025 ob 08:44:15 UTC+1 je oseba gjr80 napisala: > 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/2a175885-7c62-4540-9625-84eef2536e1fn%40googlegroups.com.
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