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Welcome to the weewx-wdc wiki!
Feel free to open a new issue or start a new discussion if any topic is not yet covered.
Please have a look at the readme for Installation and Update instructions.
For a complete list of all changes see the changelog
Q: The Pages are white, only the header and the sidebar are visible but look strange.
A: Most likely your weewx web root is not at the root of your webserver, so eg. you are accessing your report via something like https://host/weewx
. In this case you need to set your base_path
in the skin.conf accordingly:
base_path = /weewx/
Without, your reports will look like this:
More info here.
Q: "WeeWX uptime" and "Server uptime" are showing as $station.uptime.long_form
and $station.os_uptime.long_form
A: You are using a WeeWX version prior to V4.10. There are two options: Update WeeWX to the latest version or change $station.uptime.long_form
and $station.os_uptime.long_form
to $station.uptime
and $station.os_uptime
in includes/footer.inc. For more information please have a look at the WeeWX Upgrade guide.
Q: The graphs are showing very odd lines
A: This is likely because your data is not continuous. For example, if using a weewx test system which is only occasionally started with the simulator driver. This results in "holes in the data". The default curve
type natural
interpolates this in some "special way". This problem should be solved once your station gathers data continuously. Another way to change this is by changing the curve
of the chart, see https://github.com/Daveiano/weewx-wdc/wiki/Configuration#diagrams
For more info about this, see here https://github.com/Daveiano/weewx-wdc/issues/41
Q: Iam using pressure with inHg units and the diagram looks like a straight line
A: You need to change the default yScaleOffset
for the pressure (observations pressure, barometer, altimeter) in the skin.conf. Something like 0.1
should be a good value for that:
[[[pressure]]]
yScaleOffset = 0.1
[[[barometer]]]
yScaleOffset = 0.1
[[[altimeter]]]
yScaleOffset = 0.1