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<blockquote data-quote="Micropolis" data-source="post: 956712" data-attributes="member: 96567">Hi michael_t, Holzi,Could you show me the place of finding?&nbsp;WorldWeather use the XML API interface only. Because of this, it's not a good procedure to compare the display results from the online page with the xml content. The results can be differ and depends on technical solutions, which the appropriate provider has implemented.&nbsp;I'm not able to find the condition in the mapping file. Therefore, I must assume that this condition isn't supported by the XML API.&nbsp;If this should be implemented, it's not longer possible to use the original weather icon directory, backdrops and other things. Maybe I misunderstood you, but this does not make sense on the basis of compatibility reasons.&nbsp;You can use the parameters &quot;Condition&quot;, &quot;Image&quot;, &quot;GeoClock&quot;, &quot;Astronomy&quot; and &quot;Calendar&quot; as a hyperlink parameter (e.g. &lt;hyperlinkParameter&gt;Condition&lt;/hyperlinkParameter&gt;). If the specific page is not enabled, WorldWeather opens the condition page automatically.&nbsp;Sure, the footnote in the manual is outdated and corrected now.&nbsp;Cheers, Micropolis</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Micropolis, post: 956712, member: 96567"] Hi michael_t, Holzi, Could you show me the place of finding? WorldWeather use the XML API interface only. Because of this, it's not a good procedure to compare the display results from the online page with the xml content. The results can be differ and depends on technical solutions, which the appropriate provider has implemented. I'm not able to find the condition in the mapping file. Therefore, I must assume that this condition isn't supported by the XML API. If this should be implemented, it's not longer possible to use the original weather icon directory, backdrops and other things. Maybe I misunderstood you, but this does not make sense on the basis of compatibility reasons. You can use the parameters "Condition", "Image", "GeoClock", "Astronomy" and "Calendar" as a hyperlink parameter (e.g. <hyperlinkParameter>Condition</hyperlinkParameter>). If the specific page is not enabled, WorldWeather opens the condition page automatically. Sure, the footnote in the manual is outdated and corrected now. Cheers, Micropolis [/QUOTE]

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