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[Blackjack]

Hello,

i want to do a own Rainmeterweatherskin, but i get a failure reponse with this RegExp-Line.

This is the Originalline:

[FontAwesome]<img src="https://cs3.wettercomassets.com/wcomv5/images/icons/weather/n_1.svg" data-target-size="medium/small" data-target-variant="" alt="leicht bewölkt" title="überwiegend blauer Himmel, 1/8 bis 3/8 des Himmels sind mit Wolken bedeckt">[/FontAwesome]

I want this icon [FontAwesome]"https://cs3.wettercomassets.com/wcomv5/images/icons/weather/n_1.svg"[/FontAwesome]

I do: [FontAwesome]<img src="(.*)" data-target-size="medium/small" data-target-variant="" alt="leicht bewölkt" title="überwiegend blauer Himmel, 1/8 bis 3/8 des Himmels sind mit Wolken bedeckt">[/FontAwesome]

How i can do that?

And a another question. Can I use the Webparser.dll Plugin? Is it still supportet?

[jsmorley]

What is the URL to the site where this string containing the location of the icon is found?

[mak_kawa]

Hi Blackjack

I don't know the target URL, so I tried with file saved from your Originalline. Following test code does work.

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[Rainmeter]
Update=1000
BackgroundMode=2
SolidColor=192,192,192,192

[mGetPath]
Measure=WebParser
URL=File://(target data path)
RegExp=(?siU).*<img src="(.*)".*
StringIndex=1

[MeterPath]
Meter=String
MeasureName=mGetPath
X=5
Y=5
W=300
H=30
ClipString=1
Text=%1

Ps. Webparser.dll plugin is now included in Rainmeter as a Measure. So, its usage is as above.

[mak_kawa]

Sorry, my above post is really not enough. Of course, your target html must includes multiple <img src=...please ignore my post.

[jsmorley]

Yeah, we need the correct source URL to be able to help much.

[Blackjack]

Hi,

https://www.wetter.com/deutschland/dortmund/DE0002221.html

that is the source URL

[jsmorley]

The trouble is that there are a lot of places in the source that look like that. How do we know when we have the right one?

[Yincognito]

Hi,

https://www.wetter.com/deutschland/dortmund/DE0002221.html

that is the source URL

This will let you browse the weekdays in the source URL, to display their dates and their associated image URLs on left clicking the mouse:

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[Variables]
TabTag=.*<a data-label="VHSTabTag_\d+".*>.*<div>\s*?(.*)\s*?</div>.*<img src=".*".*data-single-src="(.*)".*</a>.*
TabTag16=.*<a data-label="VHSTabTag_16".*>.*</a>.*
NavigationGrid=.*<div class="\[ forecast-navigation-grid \]">#TabTag##TabTag##TabTag##TabTag##TabTag##TabTag##TabTag##TabTag16#</div>.*
SIndex=1

[Rainmeter]
Update=1000
DynamicWindowSize=1
AccurateText=1
BackgroundMode=2
SolidColor=47,47,47,255

[MeasureData]
Measure=WebParser
URL=https://www.wetter.com/deutschland/dortmund/DE0002221.html
RegExp=(?siU)#NavigationGrid#.*<script src=".*">.*
UpdateRate=600
StringIndex=#SIndex#
DynamicVariables=1

[MeterData]
Meter=String
MeasureName=MeasureData
FontFace=Consolas
FontColor=255,255,255,255
FontSize=16
AntiAlias=1
Text=%1
LeftMouseUpAction=[!SetVariable SIndex ((#SIndex#>=7*2)?(1):(#SIndex#+1))][!CommandMeasure MeasureData Update][!UpdateMeter MeterData][!Redraw]
DynamicVariables=1

If by any chance you want to display the actual images (and not their URLs), this can be done like here, but according to the manual, the SVG format is not among the supported image types, so it'll probably be a dead end.

[Blackjack]

Thanks to all

I thought I understood how Webharser worked

My first idea was the Rainmeter Skin from Geentel (https://www.deviantart.com/quantumfoam1/art/Genteel-424854440) to use. But that didnt worked. Then I read the tutorials and looked at other skins. It's harder than I thought. Haha. Thanks again.