Hi Jeff and WeatherCat fans,
Indeed you have gone about
da' hard way. LWC was mysteriously taken down for reasons we have never been informed of. Equally mysterious is that Stu stubbornly insists that WeatherCat is essentially a whole new program. Now that seems a little strong. WeatherCat certainly has the
look and feel of LWC. However, something forced Stu do not simply abandon LWC but indeed close the company. So whatever it was, you shouldn't assume that anything
under the hood of WeatherCat is necessarily the same as LWC - it might be - or it might
not be and you'll hurt yourself by assuming it is.
I don't know if you can recover from this, but you would have been
much better off to have had WeatherCat do it own installation and upgrade from your previous LWC installation. Your problems with multiple locations would have gone away.
The other thing that bothers me is why you stubbornly insist on keeping your custom HTML inside the WeatherCat application bundle? Why don't you keep these files in another folder as the manual says you should and everyone else running WeatherCat does? I realize that what you are doing
shouldn't do any harm but unfortunately the world is changing. I suspect that the error you are seeing is because WeatherCat must now run some integrity checks to pass the requirements for Mountain Lion. When you change the HTML files, it changes some checksum that Stu has computed to make sure no malware has been introduced into WeatherCat. So the error you are seeing is a result of that check against corruption of WeatherCat by someone with a
black-hat.
Sorry to say old chap, but as much as it is against many of our principles . . . . sometimes you have to do actually do it - as the instructions say you should!!
Bummer . . . ain't it? Cheers, Edouard