As the title says, I'm having issues with the Moxaweather feature. I am new to the program so I had some trouble configuring my layout but I have it all set now except for the weather. I've got my weather code but it refuses to display the temperature in celsius. I have tried using the weather code with a =c at the end and in the enigma.ini I set the unit to c. Can't seem to figure it out and a search didn't seem to work for me.
I did try reading the documentation but the suggestion to simply change the f to c or include the =c at the end of the weather rrs feed code didn't work either. I also saw you asked people for their config codes. If you do ask for that, could you please tell me how to find that also?
Thanks,
Matt
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Issues with Moxaweather
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Re: Issues with Moxaweather
its an "m" not a "c" - for the scale unless moxa weather works different i dont know. and usually when someone asks for the code, this is the text in the .ini file which is your skin. this can be found by right clicking your skin, hovering "skin menu" and clicking on "edit skin"
hope this helps
hope this helps
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Re: Issues with Moxaweather
No such luck, tried the m instead of c and refreshed but still in farenheit.
Here is my code if it helps.
Here is my code if it helps.
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; ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
; ENIGMA CLOCK (L)
; Class: Sidebar
[Rainmeter]
Author=Kaelri.LCD@gmail.com
AppVersion=1001000
Update=1000
MiddleMouseDownAction=!RainmeterActivateConfig #CURRENTCONFIG# Little-Clock-Left.ini
[Metadata]
Name=Enigma Clock | Little Clock
Config=Enigma | Sidebar | Clock
Description=This large analog clock also shows the weekday, date and your current location. | Variants include a smaller clock, a left-aligned clock, or both.
Instructions=Set your Weather Code to show your location. | I've provided several different clock faces. To use a different clock, change the variable "ClockFace" the clock that you want to use.
Version=2.6
Tags=Time | Sidebar | Yahoo! Weather
License=Creative Commons Attribution-Non-Commercial-Share Alike 3.0
Preview=#SKINSPATH#Enigma\Resources\Images\Preview.png
Variant=2
[Variables]
@include=#SKINSPATH#Enigma\Resources\Variables\UserVariables.inc
ClockFace=EnigmaClock.#ColorIcon#
; ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
; MEASURES
[MeasureTime]
Measure=Time
[MeasureWeek]
Measure=Time
Format="%A"
[MeasureDate]
Measure=Time
Format="%#d %B, %Y"
[MeasureLocation]
Measure=Plugin
Plugin=Plugins\WebParser.dll
Url=http://weather.yahooapis.com/forecastrss?p=#WeatherCode#&u=#Unit#
RegExp=(?siU)<link.*>(.*)</link>.*city=\"(.*)\".*sunrise=\"(.*)\".*sunset=\"(.*)\".*<image>.*<url>(.*)</url>.*<title>.*:.*m .*(.*)</title>.*lat>(.*)<.*long>(.*)<.*yweather:condition.*text=\"(.*)\".*code=\"(.*)\".*temp=\"(.*)\".*yweather:forecast.*day=\"(.*)\".*high=\"(.*)\".*code=\"(.*)\".*yweather:forecast.*day=\"(.*)\".*high=\"(.*)\".*code=\"(.*)\".*
StringIndex=2
UpdateRate=86400
; ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
; METERS
[Clock]
Meter=IMAGE
ImageName=#SKINSPATH#Enigma\Resources\Images\Clock\#ClockFace#.png
X=22
Y=22
W=60
H=60
OffsetX=0
OffsetY=0
[Seconds]
Meter=ROUNDLINE
MeasureName=MeasureTime
X=r
Y=r
W=60
H=60
LineWidth=1
StartAngle=4.7123889
RotationAngle=6.2831853
LineLength=21
LineStart=0
AntiAlias=1
LineColor=#ColorActive#
Solid=0
ValueReminder=60
[Hours]
Meter=ROUNDLINE
MeterStyle=Seconds
LineWidth=2
LineLength=14
LineColor=#Color1#
ValueReminder=43200
[Minutes]
Meter=ROUNDLINE
MeterStyle=Seconds
LineWidth=2
LineLength=20
LineColor=#Color1#
ValueReminder=3600
;-------------------------
; WEEK, DATE & LOCATION
[Week]
Meter=STRING
MeasureName=MeasureWeek
X=90
Y=27
W=150
StringStyle=BOLD
StringAlign=LEFT
FontColor=#Color1#
FontSize=#Height4#
FontFace=#Font#
AntiAlias=1
[Date]
Meter=STRING
MeterStyle=Week
MeasureName=MeasureDate
X=5r
Y=20r
StringStyle=NORMAL
FontColor=#Color2#
[Location]
Meter=STRING
MeterStyle=Week
MeasureName=MeasureLocation
X=-5r
Y=20r
StringStyle=NORMAL
FontColor=#Color2#
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Re: Issues with Moxaweather
unit=c
change in the enigma configuration.ini only no need to edit anything else.
change in the enigma configuration.ini only no need to edit anything else.
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Re: Issues with Moxaweather
I don't understand, in the enigma.ini I have the unit set to c, in the description it was unit or something and f or c, it has been set to c the entire time.
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Re: Issues with Moxaweather
not the enigma.ini.mansueto wrote:I don't understand, in the enigma.ini I have the unit set to c, in the description it was unit or something and f or c, it has been set to c the entire time.
use configuration.ini for editing as i already suggested
If you have been changing enigma.ini maybe a fresh install is in order as you have possibly 'broken' the code.
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Re: Issues with Moxaweather
Ohh, i have been modifying the configuration.ini. I have tried setting the units to both c and m and in the weather code trying both c and m, neither seem to work.
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Re: Issues with Moxaweather
I'm sorry you are still having problems.
Make sure you are using the right path for the configuration tool :Enigma\Resources\Variables\EnigmaConfigure