Hi,
Thanks for giving the templates a try
I see you're running the template on an IIS-6 Webserver, and there have been issues running the template set on IIS with other folks (usually in not having cache files writable)
The thermometer.php is getting an error trying to load thermometer-blank.png from the same directory as the thermometer.php script .. I see that
http://www.kb5bfa.com/thermometer-blank.png does show the image, so the file is in the correct place. I suspect it's some setup with the PHP/IIS6 server. So.. I have a question: is this your own IIS6/PHP installation on a home server, or do you have a web hoster? If the former, would you consider installing XAMPP (free) to replace the IIS6/PHP4 installation .. it works great with the template set/PHP without the little gotchas with IIS.
If the latter, can you ask your hoster to move you to a Linux/Apache host .. most hosters will do that for free.
If you stick with the current IIS6/PHP4 configuration, you'll also have to deal with network errors trying to fetch data from the NWS and
www.temis.nl (UV info), as a show source on your wxindex.php page has these error messages
<!-- rss-top-warning.php - V1.04 06-Apr-2008 -->
<!-- getting cache from http://www.weather.gov/alerts/wwarssget.php?zone=CAZ513 -->
<!-- HTML fetch length = 0 ; Cache not saved. -->
<!-- headers -->
... means the fetch from www.weather.gov failed
<!-- get-UV-forecast-inc.php V1.02 - 03-Mar-2008 -->
<!-- UV forecast courtesy of and Copyright © KNMI/ESA (http://www.temis.nl/). Used with permission. -->
<!-- Network error: () -->
<!--Unable to write cache ./uv-forecast.txt -->
<!-- UV data load from from URL http://www.temis.nl/uvradiation/nrt/uvindex.php?lon=-122.0227&lat=37.2715 -->
<!-- data not available -->
... means no UV forecast available
<!-- advforecast2.php - V2.14 - 14-Jan-2009 -->
<!-- NWS URL: http://forecast.weather.gov/MapClick.php?site=mtr&smap=1&textField1=37.26389&textField2=-122.02194&TextType=2 -->
<!-- zone=CAZ513 -->
<!-- Network error: () --><!-- unable to write cache file forecast.txt -->
... means no NOAA forecast available
All these issues are IIS/PHP configuration issues. If you're hosting your own site, I'd strongly recommend you ditch IIS and install XAMPP which includes Apache, PHP and mySQL so you'll be ready to install/use any of the scripts available.
Best regards,
Ken