[aprssig] New wxpage.cgi
Ralph Milnes ralphmilnes at patmedia.netWed Nov 24 20:36:14 UTC 2004
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Steve wrote: >I am putting the final touches on the new version of the wxpage cgi, here is the >test URL, let me know if you find any problems: > >http://www.findu.com/cgi-bin/wxpage2.cgi?call=K4HG > >If the station you are viewing are forwarding your data to NOAA through the CWOP >(as mine does), you will find a link appearing to the daily quality assurance >graphs for that station. I like it! Some suggestions that relate to legends and scales. I see you have options for English, Metric and Nautical (although I don't think they are working at the moment). I didn't see those choices right away in the left margin and it wasn't immediately clear which of those scales was being displayed. I wonder if it might be better to have the choices moved above the graphs with the current choice marked in bold, for example. Also for Temp//Dew Point, I'd like to see a legend saying red is temp and blue is dewpoint. I know dewpoint is always lower than temp, but not everyone does. Also, since my WX station doesn't report humidity, there is only one line (temp), not two. People are then confused by the title of the graph which refers to a dewpoint but they don't see anything for that on my graphs. A red/blue legend would clarify that the blue line (dewpoint) is missing on the graph for my station and that the red line displayed is not some inexplicable "temp/dew point" line. And even if you had some General indicator above showing English Metric or nautical, it still would be nice to have the scale type in the graph, i.e. for Wind: knots, Mph or Kph; for Rain: centimeters or inches; for Barometer: inches, millibars, or kilopascals. (You do have an "F" for Farenheit for "Temp", for example.) Oh -- on rain, I think the graph for my station simply reports a cumulative measurement and not "last hour/ since midnight" as perhaps yours and others do. I have a Peet remote station, i.e. no computer attached. I don't know what to recommend for that, but the point is that I don't think the title of the graph is correct for such stations. As always, I appreciate all that you do with Findu, as do others I direct to Findu. Thanks. 73 Ralph Milnes KC2RLM WX Station KC2RLM-1
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