Wind Gust

[WoodburyMan]

Unsure if this is a CumuluxMX issue, or a Saratoga Template issue.
On my main page, under "Gust Month:" it displays. 23.4 mph December 5. The speed, and day are correct, but the month is wrong. It should read January. (The correct gust for this month was January 5th at 23.4mph)
http://www.woodburyweather.com/wxindex.php

However, on my Trends page, it does display correctly under Records and status.
http://www.woodburyweather.com/wxtrends.php

Figure I would post it here first before the Saratoga thread.

This us running 3008 on my RasberryPi.

*EDIT*
On Cumulus' own "Records" page it is displayed correctly as well.

Wind
High gust 23.4 mph Monday, January 5, 2015 1:58 PM
High wind speed 11.4 mph Monday, January 5, 2015 2:39 PM
High daily windrun 121.4 miles Monday, January 5, 2015

[steve]

I don't know how the Saratoga templates work, so I'd need to know where it gets that date from.

[WoodburyMan]

I'm not sure where it's getting the data from.

CU-Tags.txt uploads to CUtags.php, that has the correct data. It uses this to load initial data on the page.
There is no high wind gust for the month in realtime.txt, it uses that to refresh via JavaScript.

As far as I know it doesn't use data from anywhere else.

I'll check in the Saratoga thread...

[steve]

Perhaps MX is giving the date in a different format by default, which is confusing the code, if it parses it rather than using it directly? If that's the case, I should change it, rather than Ken having to change his code.

[BCJKiwi]

In Saratoga templates, CU-Tags gets converted into 'WD' names for consistent use. This is done by another process on the webserver - CU-defs.php. This also does a whole lot of other manipulation and creates various 'WD' style formatted variables.
Have attached my current CU-defs for you to look at. The
$varname = $WX['varname'];
is read from the array created by CUTags when it hits the webserver, so for your purposes you could consider it to be
$varname = <#varname>;
Have also attached my existing CUtags.php file so you can see both sides of the process.

[steve]

It seems that the problem is that the <#date> web tag is also giving a time - I'll fix that.

[BCJKiwi]

There is an extra line to the menu at the bottom of this http://silveracorn.co.nz/cumulusmx/ page which gives access to tables of the current output of realtime and tags.

I know you have direct access to this but it may be of use to others as well.

This site is a Work in progress so not yet finished but getting there.

[WoodburyMan]

It seems that the problem is that the <#date> web tag is also giving a time - I'll fix that.

Thanks Steve!

Yea Ken explained it all out here https://cumulus.hosiene.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=25&t=13097 I'm guessing that's where you got your conclusion from

[swyman18]

Confirmed this is fixed in build 3009.

[WoodburyMan]

Confirmed fixed in 3009. Thanks!!