- April 15, 2007
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Hi Micropolis,Hi Alfred, fischy667,
you can use the expert settings inside the configuration dialog to reset your GUI configuration.
Select WorldWeather in the configuration dialog, and hold down the Shift key when clicking "Config". Select the tab "Expert settings" and press the appropriate button.
This functionality exists since latest release candidate, but isn't documented.
Cheers, Micropolis
Although I didn't find any "ProviderHourCondition" tags in WorldWeather.xml (neither in my own version nor in the one supplied with the stable release of 0.5.0) "Reset GUI" fixed the problem I reported earlier with error messages after enabling "hourly and graphical forecast". Now I can sometimes (but not always) get something beside question marks in the upper right of the default screen!
Another minor irritation that remains is the popup saying that no internet connection is available. This always appears when my HTPC resumes from hibernation. Would it be possible to give a somewhat longer timeout before showing this message? I think that a few additional seconds would be enough to establish the connection.
Lastly, I have noticed that the weather images I have defined generally don't get loaded when I expect them to. For example, I would expect the first image listed to be automatically reloaded when I switch from "Condition" to "Weather Images", or at least when I reselect the location. However, I find that the refresh doesn't take place until I first change to another location and then reselect the location I am interested in. Is this a plugin issue or a skin issue?.
catavolt,
I am using DefaultWide and had some weird experiences this morning with no element having focus in the WW views. There are also some errors in the MP error log that look as though they are related (see error.bak in the attached zipfile). Also, the column alignment doesn't seem to work properly in the hourly & graphical views (see attached graphics).
P.S. Clearing the cache didn't improve this.
Thanks again to both of you for this fine piece of work!