i tried the meteo script but it displays unreal temps
today 44 tomorrow 5 degreed ?!?!

i know you can change from fahrenheit to celsius but it takes no effect at the middle
value of the screen.

The displayed value ist not working correct today 44 tomorrow 5 then 30 ?!?

anyone hae a working script for 9400
may be configured already for km/h and celsius

thanks tom
www.freaktech.at

There's a new weather script for 9400 in files section but I don't know if the user did any measurements other than f. However, as the user profile of the person who uploaded it is available, you might request he do a version for f or c.

Lyndel

The Meteo module from Philips' website is already configured for metric measurements. The number you are seeing in the center of the five horizontal icons is a number that should not display. The five numbers across the top are the high temperatures, and the five across the bottom are the low temperatures.

To hide the text overlay on each icon, double-click the panel that the icon is in, select the "Label" tab, and change the "Font Size" to [NONE].

This only applies if you have downloaded the same PS module that I did. I have found a few different modified versions of the same module, but nobody bothered to change the actual version number or add mod info.

i tried that one from the file section it is looking good

but i have no idea how to change to metric

i dont have level 2 so i cannot donload a script from the pronto site

may be you can email it to info @ freaktech .at without the spaces

if someone have a german translated plugin i would be happy about a mail

thank you
tom
austria

I've been using the Weather.Com download from the files section of this site. It works perfectly on TSU9400.

There are two ways of solving the f or c problem. Either change your profile in Weather.com so that the units you see on screen are in the correct format (then, when you pass your PartnerID to the XML request, it will give you the cirrect units)

or

Modify the Prontoscript in the PSA_WEATHERCOM script to add "&unit=m" (for Metric) or "&unit=s" (for standard) to the end of the GET string.

You can test this in IE by sending the url of;
[Link: xoap.weather.com][PartnerID]&key=[LicenseKey]&unit=m

The other thing to play with is the location codes. If you are in Europe (or UK like me), you'll need to hover over the Weather.Com home page links to see the actual zip-code equivalents. For example, London is UKXX0085.

Maybe this helps?

You can also go to Yahoo Weather and get the same location code. In fact, if you do, I believe the location shows up as part of URL in address bar.

I made some modifications to the script to allow for this (standard vs. metric) through the PARAMETERS page. He had another idea for translation of the days, and asked what "PRE" (precepitation ... chance of rain) is ... all very good suggestions, that as the programmer, I just overlook because it works for me (heh).

I also want to add in some code to detect the state of the wifi during the loading process. Otherwise I've found the script to hang. Going back to the home page and calling the script again works ... it's not that it locks ... just annoying and I'd like to fix it.

In that regard, I am open to suggestions ...

hi .. i would be intrested into you modifikations ...

stupid question .. how can i put my partner ID and my Key into the script.
i never get asked about the datas ....

do i have to make some connections to the "parameters" page?

greetings CJD

p.s: are there some prontoscript modules to send something like this
(that's how is send commands from my dreambox to my EIB/KNX installation)

wget -O /dev/null "[Link: 192.168.0.100]"

actually i want to send "http://192.168.0.100/knxweb/knxwrite.php?obj=schalt_essen1&value=off" through my pronto via WIFI (i will open another tread...)

You change the values of the Panel labels to specify your info. DO NOT change the ProntoScript Names of these Panels.

Hi, I have the Weather script to show values from Denmark - using the DAXX0009 as the Zip code - it works great! except from the F read out.

can anybody show me there in the following line I have to put in "&unit=m" ?

socket.write( "GET /weather/local/" + localZip + "?cc=*&dayf=5&link=xoap&prod=xoap&par=" + partnerID + "&key=" + licenseKey + " HTTP/1.0\r\n");

\Allan.

In the above...

"?cc=*&dayf=5&link=xoap&prod=xoap&par="

change to this:

"?cc=*&unit=m&dayf=5&link=xoap&prod=xoap&par="

Update - Based on discussion below, changed "units=m" to "unit=m" in line above.

Hi Lyndel.

The syntax is probably right - but the result is negative. I still got 43 degree outside, according to my proto, but I have to say that being outside feels more like the 5 degree my newspaper tells us Danes we could expect to day :-)

So my guess is that weather.com does not respond to the “&unit=m” parameter.

This has been discussed before in the Meteo weather thread. I did not refer back to there before putting out an initial response. Please double-check my syntax.

Weather.com certainly does respond to the "&unit=m" parameter. No 's' at the end of 'unit'.

Lyndel / Guy thanks!

It was the 's' in the end of unit. :)