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<blockquote data-quote="2BitSculptor" data-source="post: 815390" data-attributes="member: 65661">Re: WorldWeather plugin v0.2.5 for MediaPortal v1.2.0 or higherGood, I thought it might work...As I suggested, you can go to the image via the browser using the link provided, then just copy/paste the correct address from the browser address line into your WorldWeather config. Do this for each image address (I always open them in another tab so I don't have to search for the links again).The WorldWeather config (on the second tab) will let you set the refresh rate. or you can do a refresh in the GUI in MP. A new graphic would be updated when the site refreshes its graphic (using the same file name)Depending on the skin, you can just click on the graphics button and cycle through to get back to the Forcast. Others may let you move down a list of Graphics (aMPed SVN does this) but the top Graphics button still cycles through to, for instance, the GeoClock then back to the Forcast.Good luck,Chuck</blockquote>

[QUOTE="2BitSculptor, post: 815390, member: 65661"] [b]Re: WorldWeather plugin v0.2.5 for MediaPortal v1.2.0 or higher[/b] Good, I thought it might work... As I suggested, you can go to the image via the browser using the link provided, then just copy/paste the correct address from the browser address line into your WorldWeather config. Do this for each image address (I always open them in another tab so I don't have to search for the links again). The WorldWeather config (on the second tab) will let you set the refresh rate. or you can do a refresh in the GUI in MP. A new graphic would be updated when the site refreshes its graphic (using the same file name) Depending on the skin, you can just click on the graphics button and cycle through to get back to the Forcast. Others may let you move down a list of Graphics (aMPed SVN does this) but the top Graphics button still cycles through to, for instance, the GeoClock then back to the Forcast. Good luck, Chuck [/QUOTE]

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