serowe wrote:
Converting the files to PHP is not as hard as it appears. The beauty of it would be that once done, you don't have to touch them again. So don;t go putting yourself down thinking you can't do it. If you know HTML enough to get pages up and running, PHP will be quite easy.
I'm sure I could eventually learn what to do. My main problem is lack of time.
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As for trimming down cumuluswebtags - two simple rules really:
Anything after a // can be deleted (including the //) as these are purely comments and not needed for processing (you would be surprised how bloated that file is (no people, not knocking it - in line documentation is ALWAYS needed but should be removed for a production file like this)
and
The tags are placed in sections - one of the latter sections (from memory it has a heading) is for alarms. If you aren't showing the alarms on your web site they can be removed without causing a problem.
I do use record lights on the all-time records page if we're talking about the same thing. The only other alarm I have enabled is the wind exceeding 30mph which plays a wav on my netbook. Nothing uploaded for that one.
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It is always handy to have a local web server running - XAMPP or WAMP - then you can try all these changes on your local machine before placing them in the Cumulus data directories ready for FTP'ing to your site.
That would be very helpful. I shall investigate, thanks.
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