how create a "pretty" daily.html ?

[jf-i2r]

hi

is it possible to integrate this in a web page ?




because "daily.html" is not very "fun" and not easy to integrate

i want to find how create it like my personnal web page ( for the moment with WDisplay)



thanks

jean frederic

[elagache]

Dear Jean and WeatherCat fans,

is it possible to integrate this in a web page ?

Unfortunately, not at the moment.  However, I would expect it would be very easy for Stu to do.

because "daily.html" is not very "fun" and not easy to integrate

You should be able to make a nicer display using HTML, but unfortunately, that brings you back to that learning curve.  If you haven't tried any tools, you might consider giving SeaMonkey:

http://www.seamonkey-project.org/

or perhaps Blue Griffon a try:

http://www.bluegriffon.org/

They both include a what you see is what you get HTML editor that might be more convenient for you.

Cheers, Edouard 

[jf-i2r]

Dear Edouard

thank you for this information
having no knowledge of html or php it will be too complicated for me
I hope that in the future, Stu think users like me and will integrate the posibility to create a beautiful site with weathercat

or just like weatherlink with posibility in fr language :




cheers
 jean frederic

[elagache]

Hi Jean and WeatherCat fans,

thank you for this information
having no knowledge of html or php it will be too complicated for me
I hope that in the future, Stu think users like me and will integrate the posibility to create a beautiful site with weathercat

or just like weatherlink with posibility in fr language :

If you find the WeatherLink website format acceptable, have you looked into submitting your weather data to Weather Underground?

http://www.wunderground.com/


Weather Underground supports multiple languages and displays the data in different formats like metric.

Here is my weather station on Weather Underground:

http://www.wunderground.com/weatherstation/WXDailyHistory.asp?ID=KCAORIND10

If Weather Underground has designed their website correctly, you should get the information in French automatically.  If not, I see there is a preference to set the language.

Uploading to Weather Underground is free and their website is reasonably well designed.

With a little more work you can submit data to other upload services like:

• AWEKAS: http://www.awekas.at/
• PWS-Weather http://www.pwsweather.com/

There are even more places you can submit data to.  However, I would try Weather Underground first because it is the easiest and I think their website displays weather data with the least clutter.  It is relatively easy to do this.  There are instructions on setting up a Weather Station on the Weather Underground website.  Directions on configuring WeatherCat to upload data to Weather Underground can be found on page 72 of the WeatherCat manual.

Hope that is some help.

Cheers, Edouard 

[WCDev]

You can use the STAT$ tag to get at various values over various time periods - for example STAT$TEMPERATURE:MAX:TODAY$ will return the maximum temperature today and STAT$TEMPERATURE:MAX:TODAY:TIME$ will return the time of the high temperature. Pop these into a table for a simple page.

[jf-i2r]

Dear Edouard and WeatherCat fans

i use Wunderground since 2 months : http://www.wunderground.com/cgi-bin/findweather/getForecast?query=46.15261459,-1.33283246&sp=IPOITOUC29

and WeatherCat upload data to Weather Underground with real time

but i don't know if it's possible to integrate in my home web page this :



i just want to find a well designed table for my homepage
i've other page for "gauges" graphics" "radars" etc.....

not a gift that French 

cheers
jean frederic

[rustman]

jean frederic -

I think it's possible to use the "iFrame" codes to do this - for me, it's quite simple to add your Wunderground web page into my own home page.
like this (images show in attachment, hereunder):
for this, I used "iFrame generator" -
http://7thspace.com/webmaster_tools/iframe_generator.html
and, put in your Wunderground web page url, plus other design parameters.
it gave back this HTML coding:

Code: [Select]

<iframe src="http://www.wunderground.com/cgi-bin/findweather/getForecast?query=46.15261459,-1.33283246&sp=IPOITOUC29" style="border:2px #FFFFFF dotted;" name="myiFrame" scrolling="no" frameborder="1" marginheight="3px" marginwidth="3px" height="100%" width="100%"></iframe><iframe src="http://www.wunderground.com/cgi-bin/findweather/getForecast?query=46.15261459,-1.33283246&sp=IPOITOUC29" style="border:2px #FFFFFF dotted;" name="myiFrame" scrolling="no" frameborder="1" marginheight="3px" marginwidth="3px" height="100%" width="100%"></iframe>
---
and, then I went to Weathercat preferences > On-Line > Simple Web > Text ...
and insert code there...

the results are very satisfying, on my own home page - and I think quite easily put under own "Tab" such as link from left-hand side of home page...

I hope this will help, but I agree, not the best solution - much better if you can do it or I can do it from within Weathercat itself...  every day I am learning, and soon maybe I'll crack the code...

best greets from the heart of US, where it's finally springtime and birds are arriving!

//rustman

[jf-i2r]

hi rustman

thanks for this help
but i need a satisfying home page
for the moment my home page is with weatherdisplay on pc  here my web site : http://www.jf-i2r.com
the graphs ; stats ; records ; recent ; are from weathercat and i use SteelSeries Gauges with file from weathercat

home page ........I'll get there ...... one day

best greets from Re island west coast of france sprigtime too 

cheers
jean frederic

[elagache]

Hi Jean Frederic and WeatherCat fans,

thanks for this help
but i need a satisfying home page

Unfortunately, a satisfying home page can only come in one of two ways: using what someone else has come up with, or making a custom page your yourself.

You already found Barzi's web template:

http://athena.trixology.com/index.php?topic=221.0

You might try sending Barzi a Private Message, but Barzi is an extremely busy man.  He won't be able to give you much help.

I don't think you'll find much else in the way for ready to install and run templates, especially in French.

You might try taking a look at my SeaMonkey templates:

http://www.canebas.org/LWC/misc/LWC%20SeaMonkey%20web%20template%20%280.5.0%29.zip

They are in English and contain references to the predecessor of WeatherCat, LWC.  However, you can open them in a Word Processor-like HTML editor: SeaMonkey that I mentioned earlier:

http://www.seamonkey-project.org/

So you could simply go through the text and translate it into French.

This is the basis of my current weather website:

http://www.canebas.org/Weather/

It is arguably simple, but it is clean and presentable.

Unfortunately creating a website isn't easy and is a kind of programming.  I sure wish it wasn't, but those who made the Internet what it is today had essentially zero interest in making it easy for the general public to contribute to it.  Sad but true. 

Cheers, Edouard 

[jf-i2r]

Dear Edouard

for me all the advance questions I ask  are used to learn and try to understand I like to understand how it works
it is often true that my questions are stupid sometimes, but your answer helped me a lot

for the moment i try the saratoga template , very interesting for me to learn and understand ; I ask a lot of questions to ken, and I thank him for his patience  with his help I'm here : http://www.jf-i2r.com/meteo-jf2/saratoga/index.php

my officiel web site:  http://www.jf-i2r.com

i juste need a home page generate with weathercat so I am looking for quietly 

cheers
jean frederic