trinhanhngoc wrote:
Thanks you but still not working.
The only meter you have in the skin is a string meter that is "" when the skin is first loaded. So the "container" that Rainmeter builds for the skin is 0 pixels by 0 pixels and nothing shows.
If you add these two lines to the top, it works fine.
[Rainmeter]
DynamicWindowSize=1
Or if you define the width and height of that string meter large enough to hold the text being returned, it also works, but I far prefer approach one, since you normally can't know what is going to be between <title> and </title> or you wouldn't need WebParser.
If you had other meters in the skin that already created a container big enough for at least some of the word "Google" to appear in that meter, the problem may not have occurred for you, or been more evident if the "Google" had been cut off instead of not there at all.
jsmorley wrote:
The only meter you have in the skin is a string meter that is "" when the skin is first loaded. So the "container" that Rainmeter builds for the skin is 0 pixels by 0 pixels and nothing shows.
If you add these two lines to the top, it works fine.
[Rainmeter]
DynamicWindowSize=1
Or if you define the width and height of that string meter large enough to hold the text being returned, it also works, but I far prefer approach one, since you normally can't know what is going to be between <title> and </title> or you wouldn't need WebParser.
If you had other meters in the skin that already created a container big enough for at least some of the word "Google" to appear in that meter, the problem may not have occurred for you, or been more evident if the "Google" had been cut off instead of not there at all.