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<blockquote data-quote="Micropolis" data-source="post: 822186" data-attributes="member: 96567">WorldWeather plugin v0.3.0 for MediaPortal v1.2.0 or higherDear community,in the first post of this thread you can find a first nightly build for version v0.3.1. Please use it at your own risk.Changes since the latest official release:List of plugin related changes:<ul>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">support for up to 10 locations</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">context menu entry for opening a weather map in your preferred browser (thx to Bleazle)</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">world and webcam images added</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">configuration option to override the localization detection routines (hint: not all countries are fully localized yet, because of this some countries calls the fallback page. Send me a request with the localized google URL and with a next build your country is supported.)</li>
</ul>List of optional skin related changes:<ul>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">add new properties (#WorldWeather.ImageWorld, #WorldWeather.ImageWebcam)</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">control properties (see chapter 5 of included manual) to indicate image selection</li>
</ul>@Bleazle:This was my expectation. Sorry to say, but in this case it's complicated to detect your localization. Let my try to explain this: WorldWeather tries to detect the localization based on your MediaPortal GUI language settings. If you select &quot;english&quot; here, the detection routine gives correctly &quot;google.co.uk&quot;. Because of this, I had implemented the option to override the localization detection routines. You can select &quot;New Zealand&quot; here. But: At the moment the plugin use &quot;google.com&quot; furthermore for your country, if I call these <a href="http://www.google.co.nz/ig/api?weather=Sydney&amp;hl=en" target="_blank">link</a>, Google gives me US metric (means mph and not km/h). Which URL do you use normally?@ysmp:maybe I'm blind, but I see no error.no, I want to use a separate directory. In my opinion, it's a better directory structure for me and some skinners.Cheers, Micropolis</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Micropolis, post: 822186, member: 96567"] [b]WorldWeather plugin v0.3.0 for MediaPortal v1.2.0 or higher[/b] Dear community, in the first post of this thread you can find a first nightly build for version v0.3.1. Please use it at your own risk. Changes since the latest official release: [B]List of plugin related changes:[/B] [LIST] [*]support for up to 10 locations [*]context menu entry for opening a weather map in your preferred browser (thx to Bleazle) [*]world and webcam images added [*]configuration option to override the localization detection routines (hint: not all countries are fully localized yet, because of this some countries calls the fallback page. Send me a request with the localized google URL and with a next build your country is supported.) [/LIST] [B]List of optional skin related changes:[/B] [LIST] [*]add new properties (#WorldWeather.ImageWorld, #WorldWeather.ImageWebcam) [*]control properties (see chapter 5 of included manual) to indicate image selection [/LIST] @Bleazle: This was my expectation. Sorry to say, but in this case it's complicated to detect your localization. Let my try to explain this: WorldWeather tries to detect the localization based on your MediaPortal GUI language settings. If you select "english" here, the detection routine gives correctly "google.co.uk". Because of this, I had implemented the option to override the localization detection routines. You can select "New Zealand" here. But: At the moment the plugin use "google.com" furthermore for your country, if I call these [URL="http://www.google.co.nz/ig/api?weather=Sydney&hl=en"]link[/URL], Google gives me US metric (means mph and not km/h). Which URL do you use normally? @ysmp: maybe I'm blind, but I see no error. no, I want to use a separate directory. In my opinion, it's a better directory structure for me and some skinners. Cheers, Micropolis [/QUOTE]

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