Weather problem with 1050

First, my complements on AltUI! I just downloaded it a few days ago and it is much better than ‘native’ Vera!

When I originally started AltUI, after it updated, the weather initially showed Carlisle, PA (US). After I played around a little it update to my location of Lawrenceville, GA (also US). After updating to 1050 (and the previous update) the weather won’t change from Carlisle, PA no matter what I do.

Among other things, I’ve cleared browser cache and verified Vera is configured to Lawrenceville. When I run MultiBox.getWeatherSettings() in the console it returns:

{ tempFormat: "F", weatherCity: "Lawrenceville", weatherCountry: "United States" }

I also noticed a network problem connecting to AccuWeather:

Name Protocol Method Result Content type Received Time Initiator http://vortex.accuweather.com/adc2010/oap/javascript/jquery.min.map HTTP GET 404 text/html 1.17 KB 111.35 ms parsedElement

Just a hunch but shouldn’t weatherCity be “Lawrenceville, GA”?

If not, what else can I do the help debug this?

-Joe

[quote=“wizard76, post:1, topic:190243”]First, my complements on AltUI! I just downloaded it a few days ago and it is much better than ‘native’ Vera!

When I originally started AltUI, after it updated, the weather initially showed Carlisle, PA (US). After I played around a little it update to my location of Lawrenceville, GA (also US). After updating to 1050 (and the previous update) the weather won’t change from Carlisle, PA no matter what I do.

Among other things, I’ve cleared browser cache and verified Vera is configured to Lawrenceville. When I run MultiBox.getWeatherSettings() in the console it returns:

{ tempFormat: "F", weatherCity: "Lawrenceville", weatherCountry: "United States" }

I also noticed a network problem connecting to AccuWeather:

Name Protocol Method Result Content type Received Time Initiator http://vortex.accuweather.com/adc2010/oap/javascript/jquery.min.map HTTP GET 404 text/html 1.17 KB 111.35 ms parsedElement

Just a hunch but shouldn’t weatherCity be “Lawrenceville, GA”?

If not, what else can I do the help debug this?

-Joe[/quote]

I have actually done little effort to integrate with the weather widget as it does not offer lots of control. so it is not perfect. what works for me is to click on it , it opens the web site, change your location in this web site. then reopen ALTUI it and opens on my home town.
it must sets some cookie that is kept locally. of course, if you disable cookies or clean them up you probably lose that settings and have to redo it

[quote=“wizard76, post:1, topic:190243”]First, my complements on AltUI! I just downloaded it a few days ago and it is much better than ‘native’ Vera!

When I originally started AltUI, after it updated, the weather initially showed Carlisle, PA (US). After I played around a little it update to my location of Lawrenceville, GA (also US). After updating to 1050 (and the previous update) the weather won’t change from Carlisle, PA no matter what I do.

Among other things, I’ve cleared browser cache and verified Vera is configured to Lawrenceville. When I run MultiBox.getWeatherSettings() in the console it returns:

{ tempFormat: "F", weatherCity: "Lawrenceville", weatherCountry: "United States" }

I also noticed a network problem connecting to AccuWeather:

Name Protocol Method Result Content type Received Time Initiator http://vortex.accuweather.com/adc2010/oap/javascript/jquery.min.map HTTP GET 404 text/html 1.17 KB 111.35 ms parsedElement

Just a hunch but shouldn’t weatherCity be “Lawrenceville, GA”?

If not, what else can I do the help debug this?

-Joe[/quote]
Hey cool. Somebody local.

This is what MultiBox.getWeatherSettings() shows for me. Try adding/selecting Georgia literally and see if that helps

{ "tempFormat": "F", "weatherCountry": "United States", "weatherCity": "Alpharetta Georgia" }

This was originally configured in UI5 and hasn’t been changed. UI7 upgrade, and then started using AltUI. No probs noted. The weather plug in on AltUI also work fine but I have that disabled normally. I actually use the weather underground app/plugin which works great.