siliconman01 wrote: ↑October 20th, 2018, 8:24 am
What's weird is that I can go to ANY of the links via Chrome, Edge, and IE and display, download, save any of the maps manually. So it does not appear that any of these links are blocked.
siliconman01 wrote: ↑October 20th, 2018, 8:24 am
What's weird is that I can go to ANY of the links via Chrome, Edge, and IE and display, download, save any of the maps manually. So it does not appear that any of these links are blocked.
You have a very fast internet connection and are downloading 4 images simultaneously. Normally that is a real benefit, but the speed may be causing the webparser to hang up for you (but not anyone else).
I might suggest controlling the timing of your webparser request so they happen one-after-the-other. This caused a slight delay in displaying all 4 images, but it may solve your issue.
See if this code works. All I did was disable the last 3 webparser measures, then enable/update them in order. The first webparser measure will trigger the update of the next one, it triggers the update of the next, and so on. The last Webparser measure has a finish action that will update all images and redraw them.
eclectic-tech wrote: ↑October 20th, 2018, 2:42 pm
You have a very fast internet connection and are downloading 4 images simultaneously. Normally that is a real benefit, but the speed may be causing the webparser to hang up for you (but not anyone else).
I might suggest controlling the timing of your webparser request so they happen one-after-the-other. This caused a slight delay in displaying all 4 images, but it may solve your issue.
See if this code works. All I did was disable the last 3 webparser measures, then enable/update them in order. The first webparser measure will trigger the update of the next one, it triggers the update of the next, and so on. The last Webparser measure has a finish action that will update all images and redraw them.
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siliconman01 wrote: ↑October 20th, 2018, 6:34 pm
With the code above, I only get two of the maps.
Although a bit later, but for me the second two maps (images) are also loaded. Try to restart Rainmeter. I know you said you've even reboots, when eclectic-tech advised you to do so, but retry it.
Here is the Debug log that I get. This is of the RadarMap.ini that I am currently using...not to the time delay one.
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siliconman01 wrote: ↑October 20th, 2018, 6:59 pm
Here is the Debug log that I get. This is of the RadarMap.ini that I am currently using...not to the time delay one.
It appears that something became corrupted or deleted from the system registry that is causing this. I now have it working properly on 2 of my systems via a complete and total Windows 10 re-install. As soon at the Windows 10 V1809 is re-released and an ISO becomes available, I will rebuild my primary system which unfortunately takes a couple of days and then several hours of additional tweaking.
And yes, I know all tricks to try to recover Windows 10 but none of them worked. Thanks for ALL of the feedback and I apologize for taking so much of your time.
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