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Web Weather => Weather Website PHP/AJAX scripting => Topic started by: gwwilk on June 18, 2020, 08:07:10 AM
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Long story short, I noticed that NESDIS had added three more composited image series to their satellite services, Sandwich, Day Cloud Phase, and Night Microphysics. After being frustrated in my efforts to add these new series to this script, I saw that the filenames in the directories I was scraping were truncated and not valid.
I contacted NESDIS and within just five minutes I received a kind and very helpful reply that pointed me to JSON Data where the filenames could be obtained intact and with much less brute force than my directory scraping used. I prevailed upon the ever helpful and incredibly talented Ken True to modify the <iframe> portion of these script sets in order to use the JSON Data. Always accommodating and always creative, he produced new <iframe> scripts that do the trick!
So, there is a new wxGOES16-HAniSLoops (https://www.gwwilkins.org/wxGOES16-HAniSLoops.php) version as well as a new wxGOES17-HAniSLoops (https://www.gwwilkins.org/wxGOES17-HAniSLoops.php) version up on my site and available via my scripts page (https://www.gwwilkins.org/gwwScripts.php).
Thanks a million, Ken, for modifying both <iframes> =D> \:D/ =D>
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Thanks Jerry and Ken [tup] [tup]
MikeyM
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You're very welcome, Jerry! It was quite an exercise to determine the underlying naming convention used by NESDIS for the JSON filenames, but once that was cracked, it was very simple to get the data needed by your script to display the images with HAniS.
Also, nice job in expanding the image types displayed by the scripts!!
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I would recommend that everyone who is using my older GOES16 and GOES17 HAniS-Animated scripts update to the new, vastly improved :grin: version. It will greatly reduce the load on the NESDIS servers.
Along those lines, I've been using a modified version of my old GOES16 HAniS-Animated script as my satellite animation in my 'index.php' (https://www.gwwilkins.org/). I've created a generalized version (https://www.gwwilkins.org/wxGOES16-HAniSLoops-iframe-index.php?sce=view) of this script using Ken's JSON-Data filename acquisition technique. It works for all those '$sectors' indicated in the comments, namely all continental US sectors and Puerto Rico. It can be set to your liking via the parameters indicated.
This, in context, is how it's displayed in my 'index.php':
<table width="99%" style="border: none">
<tr><td align="center">
<a class="hvr-glow hvr-grow" onclick="x=window.open('https://radar.weather.gov/Conus/Loop/uppermissvly_loop.gif')" target="_blank" title="Larger View in New Tab"><img src="https://radar.weather.gov/Conus/Loop/uppermissvly_loop.gif" alt="Regional Radar" width="320" height="240" style="margin: 0px; padding: 0px; border: none; cursor:pointer" /></a>
</td>
<td align="center" style="padding:0px">
<a class="hvr-glow hvr-grow" title="Operational US Satellite Loops in New Tab"><iframe id="satLoops" width="320" height="238" align="left" src="wxGOES16-HAniSLoops-iframe-index.php" style="margin: 0px; padding: 0px; border: none; cursor:pointer"></iframe></a>
</td>
</tr>
<tr><td colspan="2" class="subHeader" align="center" style="font-size:75%; float:none">Radar image courtesy of <a href="https://radar.weather.gov/" target="_blank" title="Opens in New Tab">NWS Radar</a> & satellite images courtesy of <a href="https://www.star.nesdis.noaa.gov/GOES/sectors_index.php" target="_blank" title="Opens in New Tab">NESDIS</a>.</td></tr>
</table>
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Thank you, Ken and Jerry! I have wxGOES16-HAniSLoops.php (https://www.planoweather.com/wxGOES16-HAniSLoops.php) running on my site. The only change I made was adding css to be consistent with wxnwsradar.php (https://www.planoweather.com/wxnwsradar.php) and display the dropdown categories under Satellite View with black text on a white background.
#selectors optgroup {
color: black;
background: white;
}
#selectors option {
background-color:<?php echo $btnColor?>;
border-radius:7px;
color:<?php echo $btnTextColor?>;
}
#selectors select {
background-color:<?php echo $btnColor?>;
border-radius:7px;
color:<?php echo $btnTextColor?>;
}
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Amazing work! [tup]
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This is a wonderful script! My only feedback concerns the directory structure in the zip package in which it was delivered. The script is looking for the hanis .js resources in a /HAniS folder, but the directory in the zip file is called /hanis4.10. It took me a while to figure out the script was looking for the .js files in the wrong place.
Otherwise, this is a fantastic addition. Great work! [tup]
-Grant
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This is a wonderful script! My only feedback concerns the directory structure in the zip package in which it was delivered. The script is looking for the hanis .js resources in a /HAniS folder, but the directory in the zip file is called /hanis4.10. It took me a while to figure out the script was looking for the .js files in the wrong place.
Otherwise, this is a fantastic addition. Great work! [tup]
-Grant
Thanks for the kind words, Grant, and for the most helpful feedback. I was apparently on autopilot when I constructed these GOES16&17 zips. :oops: Sorry about that.
Corrected zips are now available on my scripts page (https://www.gwwilkins.org/gwwScripts.php).
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Hi I updated these scripts and have them working here http://pepperridgenorthvalley.com/radar.php (http://pepperridgenorthvalley.com/radar.php)
However I noticed a small glitch on the satellite band selector I can only get the first 10 options on the dropdown menu. The exceptions all the when you selected Satellite view of Goes Full Disk or Continental US you get all 16 satellite band options. ](*,) Do have any idea what could be causing this error? I am using the stand alone version since my template is highly modified version.
Jeanette
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Not an error, just scripted to display only valid options.
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Not an error, just scripted to display only valid options.
Wondering why on your scripts page it appears as options under Sat band but not on mine did alter the script to display water vapor maps for the Us Sectors?
Jeanette
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I’ll check it out when my cat is done with his lap-nap...
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After having played with this for a while, I see that you've adapted the StandAlone version to your web page. When I viewed the StandAlone version on my site (accessed via 'Larger Image Loop' (https://www.gwwilkins.org/wxGOES17-HAniSLoops-SA.php)), I saw that the same selector limitations existed.
I think I've found and corrected the problem, which was a failure to include the $standAlone variable in the variables that allow all of the selector options to display. Hence the default for the StandAlone script version was the limited selector options.
There's a new wxGOES17-HAniSLoops.zip up on my scripts page (https://www.gwwilkins.org/gwwScripts.php) that should do the trick for you.
Thanks for picking up on this problem!
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After having played with this for a while, I see that you've adapted the StandAlone version to your web page. When I viewed the StandAlone version on my site (accessed via 'Larger Image Loop' (https://www.gwwilkins.org/wxGOES17-HAniSLoops-SA.php)), I saw that the same selector limitations existed.
I think I've found and corrected the problem, which was a failure to include the $standAlone variable in the variables that allow all of the selector options to display. Hence the default for the StandAlone script version was the limited selector options.
There's a new wxGOES17-HAniSLoops.zip up on my scripts page (https://www.gwwilkins.org/gwwScripts.php) that should do the trick for you.
Thanks for picking up on this problem!
After having played with this for a while, I see that you've adapted the StandAlone version to your web page. When I viewed the StandAlone version on my site (accessed via 'Larger Image Loop' (https://www.gwwilkins.org/wxGOES17-HAniSLoops-SA.php)), I saw that the same selector limitations existed.
I think I've found and corrected the problem, which was a failure to include the $standAlone variable in the variables that allow all of the selector options to display. Hence the default for the StandAlone script version was the limited selector options.
There's a new wxGOES17-HAniSLoops.zip up on my scripts page (https://www.gwwilkins.org/gwwScripts.php) that should do the trick for you.
Thanks for picking up on this problem!
Thank you for checking theses are great scripts would the issue be similar on the Goes16 script? that is the one I am using right now on that page.
Jeanette
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Well, so much for listening! :oops:
Sorry I missed the fact that your state only appears in the GOES16 images (https://www.gwwilkins.org/wxGOES16-HAniSLoops.php). You are correct because the same problem was present there as well.
Belatedly fixed with a new zip (https://www.gwwilkins.org/gwwScripts.php) as well.
My apologies, again.
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Well, so much for listening! :oops:
Sorry I missed the fact that your state only appears in the GOES16 images (https://www.gwwilkins.org/wxGOES16-HAniSLoops.php). You are correct because the same problem was present there as well.
Belatedly fixed with a new zip (https://www.gwwilkins.org/gwwScripts.php) as well.
My apologies, again.
No problem it is working fine now at: http://pepperridgenorthvalley.com/radar.php thank you for the fixes.
One Last question can you restrict the width on Goes17 like you can on Goes 16 couldn't find that setting in Goes 17 map otherwise it works well haven't incorporated into the site yet due to being too wide and showing limited views of my state.
Jeanette
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Unfortunately I never included the width restriction scheme in the GOES17 HAniS Loops script.
I've done so in the current version, but other than verifying that there are no scripting errors I haven't verified that the width restriction scheme works as intended.
Please give the latest wxGOES17-HAniSLoops.php (https://www.gwwilkins.org/wxGOES17-HAniSLoops.php) a whirl, and let me know if you have issues with it. The zip is available on my scripts page (https://www.gwwilkins.org/gwwScripts.php).
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Jerry
On the GEOS17_HAniSLoops.php when I use the "widescreen mode" only 10 Band options are appearing for Pacific Northwest, Pacific Southwest and Hawaii. All 20 Bands show in the "narrowscrren mode". I'm having the same problem with GEOS16 with all satellite views in "widescreen mode" showing only 10 "Bands" while all 20 Bands are showing in "narrowscreen mode". I'm seeing the same thing when I view GOES16 and GEOS17 on your website.
Thanks for taking a look.
MikeyM
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Right you are! The WideScreen logic was twisted up a bit in the includes script. #-o
I think the updated includes script, inc-wxGOES17HAniSLoops.php, solves that problem.
Check it out here (https://www.gwwilkins.org/wxGOES17-HAniSLoops.php) by setting WideScreen mode.
The zip (https://www.gwwilkins.org/gwwScripts.php) has been updated.
Let me know if problems persist.
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Jerry
Yes GOES17 looks good now in the widescreen with all 20 bands. I'll try to take a look at the GEOS17 script changes and see if I can Incorporate them into the GEOS16 scripts.
Thanks for the update and sorry to be a pain!
MikeyM
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There are many differences between the GOES17 and the GOES16 includes scripts. I managed to find the critical changes and have applied them to an updated includes script found on my scripts page (https://www.gwwilkins.org/gwwScripts.php).
You can check it out here on my website (https://www.gwwilkins.org/wxGOES16-HAniSLoops.php).
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Jerry
Thank you! [tup] [tup]
MikeyM
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Thanks again [tup]
I do miss not having the gif loops, they died over the weekend. It was an easy way to input a satellite loop on the index page. I replaced it with my west view camera many probably enjoy more. Visitors will just have to dig a little for the regional satellite now.
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You're welcome, Randy.
Which GIF loops died over the weekend? Here are my GOES16 (https://www.gwwilkins.org/wxGOES16-GIFLoops.php) and GOES17 (https://www.gwwilkins.org/wxGOES17-GIFLoops.php) GIF loops. They're still chugging along.
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I was grabbing the GIF directly off their site and the link broke Sunday. It even had a broke sign which is now removed. I see they have a download GIF tab now which I missed. I'll use the new address thanks for the heads up it's still there and working.
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After wrestling with and finally succeeding in updating my GIF loops scripts yesterday, it was comparatively easy today to update my HANIS-animated GOES16&17 scripts to include the 'FireTemperature' and 'Lightning' images.
The updated scripts are available on my script page (https://www.gwwilkins.org/gwwScripts.php).
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I noticed on the GOES16, the CO2 Longloop works on Hanis version, but not on the regular GIF version.
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I noticed on the GOES16, the CO2 Longloop works on Hanis version, but not on the regular GIF version.
I guess that's because there's no longer an animated CO2 GIF being produced by NESDIS.
Thanks for the heads up! I'll remove the link later today.
Update 12 noon CDT: Link removed in updated ZIP.
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There were problems with the GOES16&17-HAniS Loop scripts that have been addressed in the latest scripts on my scripts page (https://www.gwwilkins.org/gwwScripts.php). Namely the page crashed when the satellite band was changed! No more.
The advantage of the HAniS Loops is that a full complement of satellite bands is available, except I just realized I need to add 'Dust'. Later...
Update 8:00am CDT: 'Dust' now incorporated into the latest HAniS Loop scripts available as above.
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Jerry - these are very nice updates. Thanks for your work. Previously I was only using your HAniS GOES-16 script but realized it's also good to have the lower bandwidth GIF loop. While I was at it, I added GOES-17 to my website. Bill
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As always, thanks for sharing your work and the updates. I tweaked your scripts just a little bit, taking an approach similar to the one you took with the tropical weather scripts you published, using a table to create "tabs" making it easy for users to switch between GOES-16 and GOES-17 (I borrowed and retrofitted code snippets from your NWSHurricaneCenter script) . Example at https://camwx.com/wxGOES17-HAniSLoops.php.
Thanks again!
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As always, thanks for sharing your work and the updates. I tweaked your scripts just a little bit, taking an approach similar to the one you took with the tropical weather scripts you published, using a table to create "tabs" making it easy for users to switch between GOES-16 and GOES-17 (I borrowed and retrofitted code snippets from your NWSHurricaneCenter script) . Example at https://camwx.com/wxGOES17-HAniSLoops.php.
Thanks again!
Nicely done, and you're welcome. Glad you found the scripts useful. Would you like to share your script? It's very helpful.
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Of course I should have thought of that. #-o I keep forgetting that script isn't visible to the public.
Here's the package... all credit goes to Jerry, I just put the pieces together a little differently. Jerry, only modifications were to the wxGOES16-HAniSLoops.php and wxGOES17-HAniSLoops.php. I left everything else alone.
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Thanks for the scripts! I've renamed your scripts *Tabbed.php and incorporated them into a fresh ZIP on my scripts page (https://www.gwwilkins.org/gwwScripts.php).
Nice work!
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Already incorporated. A big Thanks to Jerry and K6GKM! [tup]
MikeyM
www.mikeymsweather.com
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Freshly debugged scripts are available on my scripts page (https://www.gwwilkins.org/gwwScripts.php). The GOES16 'CONUS' Continental US view contained an <iframe> height that was incorrect, which I never noticed because I defaulted to 'umv' Upper Mississippi Valley on the script. I've also updated the original GOES16 script.
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#-o Unfortunately I mangled the GOES16-HAniSLoops-SA version, as Tom Abell so kindly pointed out privately.
A new script set for the GOES16 HAniSLoops is available on my scripts page (https://www.gwwilkins.org/gwwScripts.php).
Replace all of the scripts for optimal results...
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My gyrations with these scripts continue. :oops: The GOES16-17 Tabbed version (https://www.gwwilkins.org/wxGOES16-HAniSLoopsTabbed.php) wasn't updated, so the GOES16 display went SA (huge) within the template! Not good. #-o
This has been corrected in the latest version while some tweaks were made to the GOES16 HAniS version as well.
As usual you can get the updates on my scripts page (https://www.gwwilkins.org/gwwScripts.php).
Don't forget to set your preferences in the main scripts before uploading those you use.
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Hi All,
I started to work on this for my web page and made some mods to get the tabs working between GOES 16 & 17.
See what I have done so far: http://www.dwayneyamato.com/wx/wxGOES16-HAniSLoopsTabbed.php (http://www.dwayneyamato.com/wx/wxGOES16-HAniSLoopsTabbed.php)
I see that when going from 17 to 16 there is an over run on this area on 16 on this snap shot.
The yellow is the over run and in the red is where I think it is wider than what is on 17.
Wonder where I can edit 16 to make it narrower to solve the over run on this line?
It is not public yet on my Nav/Menu.
Thanks for suggestions and or recommendations.
Aloha,
--Stan Y.
Maui, Hawaii
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I see that with Firefox, Stan, but not with Brave/Chrome which was my testing browser.
The dimensions of the dropdown selectors are overwide, e.g. Satellite Band is 198px wide in Brave but 213px wide in Firefox. This problem is carried through the remainder of the selectors producing the overrun visible in Firefox.
I'll need to ponder this a while...
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Thanks Jerry for your reply.
I just used Chrome and compared with FF, it is the same with my Chrome with that over run and the that red circled place from my snap shot is wider then GOES 17 compared with GOES 16.
Also I am using Windows 10 and FF with the latest updates. Not sure about my Chrome for the current update.
Thanks again for all of your support with your scripts.
Stay healthy and safe with you and your family.
Aloha,
--Stan Y.
Maui, Hawaii
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After considerable flailing around, I finally found where to fix the offending code: I needed to specify a font-size for the dropdown labels! Once that was done, the dropdowns no longer overrun the space allotted.
A new zip is available on my scripts page (https://www.gwwilkins.org/gwwScripts.php). In order to create a new ZIP all of the files have been touched (except HAniS), but the important one is 'inc-wxGOES16-HAniSLoops.php' where the necessary changes are found.
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Thanks Jerry for the fix.
Working on your site and now to work on mine.
Stay healthy and safe with you and your family.
Aloha,
--Stan Y.
Maui, Hawaii
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To help prevent stale versions I also updated the 'wxGOES16-17-HAniSLoopsTabbed.zip' to include the updated GOES16 scripts. It's found in the usual place (https://www.gwwilkins.org/gwwScripts.php).
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One more very minor, more-OCD-than-anything-else tweak from me if you'll have it... Loading remote images from NHC every time for the color flourish on the tabs never really sat right with me, so I saved them locally and updated the code.
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One more very minor, more-OCD-than-anything-else tweak from me if you'll have it... Loading remote images from NHC every time for the color flourish on the tabs never really sat right with me, so I saved them locally and updated the code.
Tweak appreciated and added to a modified ZIP (https://www.gwwilkins.org/gwwScripts.php). The two images need to be placed in the site's /images folder, and the two 'Tabbed.php' scripts are the only ones that need to be updated.
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Hi All,
I updated my site with this latest update. Seems to be working for my. I just modified the title of 16 and 17 to see which satellite is being looped. Kinda redundant as it shows in the Tabbed area as well.
Check mine out at http://www.dwayneyamato.com/wx/ (http://www.dwayneyamato.com/wx/) in the flyout menu of Radar/Satellite Loops on my dashboard site.
Thanks Jerry and all for your inputs.
Aloha,
--Stan Y.
Maui, Hawaii
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Just a heads up: Since 1:46 UTC 2022/04/25 NESDIS hasn't been able to serve current GOES16 or GOES17 images. The scripts are serving stale images instead.
They're working on a fix...
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NESDIS is again serving current images!
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Revised GOES16&18-HAniSLoops (https://www.gwwilkins.org/wxGOES18-HAniSLoops.php) scripts are up on my scripts page (https://www.gwwilkins.org/gwwScripts.php). The tabbed versions (https://www.gwwilkins.org/wxGOES16-HAniSLoopsTabbed.php) are also available.
NESDIS is displaying the images labeled as 'GOES18', hence the new script names.
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Thanks for the updated files but the script isn't loading any images for me. Looks like the only changes to your script, inc-wxGOES18-HAniSLoops.php, are lines 541-549 and 556 that point to G18 instead of G17 on the NESDIS server. All I did was download your zip file, unzip it, and copied the files to my server. Maybe it's a cache issue on my PC? When you get a chance, could you open my webpage (https://novawx.dscloud.me/wxGOES18-HAniSLoops.php) and let me know if it works for you? Your GOES-17 script had been working fine. Obviously, the script is working on your website.
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My apologies! The 'includes' script was calling for the GOES17 iframe instead of the GOES18 iframe. I initially modified my GOES17 HAniS scripts to display GOES18, but I then realized that I needed 'GOES18' scripts instead. So I modified and renamed them accordingly. This meant that the egregious error went undetected because my modified GOES17 scripts hid it. #-o :oops:
A revised ZIP is available on my scripts page (https://www.gwwilkins.org/gwwScripts.php). The same error was present in the 'Tabbed 16-18' script as well.
Thanks for your help! [tup]
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I Wish theres also from West pacific. I already post my Topic regarding it and I hope sooner ken would also consider if ever ken asking for the embedded images, here is the link
for raw images.
https://www.data.jma.go.jp/mscweb/data/himawari/list_r2w.html
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Hi Jerry,
It seems that my GOES17 - Western CONUS tabbed loop is not displaying the map for some reason. GOES 16 tab seems to be working okay.
Check out my site at:http://www.dwayneyamato.com/wx/wxGOES17-HAniSLoopsTabbed.php (http://www.dwayneyamato.com/wx/wxGOES17-HAniSLoopsTabbed.php)
Hope there is a solution or recommendation to resolve this issue.
Thanks for you support with your scripts.
Aloha,
--Stan Y.
Maui, Hawaii
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There’s an updated GOES16-18-Tabbed zip on my scripts page that should solve your problem, Stan.
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Hi Jerry,
Thanks for your reply and I have downloaded the GOES16-18-Tabbed zip and will have to upload it when time permits.
Do I upload all of those script. I did not see a script for GOES17.
Hope this will solve my issue.
Again, thanks for your support on your scripts and taking the time to address our issues.
Aloha,
--Stan Y.
Maui, Hawaii
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Upload them all after choosing your default location.
GOES17 has been deprecated.
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Thanks Jerry, will do that and see what happens.
Aloha,
--Stan Y.
Maui, Hawaii
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Hi All,
Got my site up and running, yes, there is a "but", it seems that when I click on the Larger Image Loop, I get a page not found at this http://dwayneyamato.com/wxGOES18-HAniSLoops-SA.php (http://dwayneyamato.com/wxGOES18-HAniSLoops-SA.php) this script is on my host from Jerry's zip file.
Everything else seems to be working great.
Thanks Jerry for you support again.
Aloha,
--Stan Y.
Maui, Hawaii
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Try uploading that file specifically after you have unzipped the scripts. It should be there.
It's in your /wx/ (https://dwayneyamato.com/wx/wxGOES16-HAniSLoops-SA.php) directory. You need to modify the script to accommodate the location of the files on your server.
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Thanks Jerry. I think I found where I need to edit to point to the /wx directory located in the inc-wxGOES16-HAniSLoops.php and inc-wxGOES18-HAniSLoops.php script.
I just need to get that edited and upload to my host.
Thanks again for your support.
Aloha,
--Stan Y.
Maui, Hawaii
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Just got it done and now working.
Thanks Jerry.
Aloha,
--Stan Y.
Maui, Hawaii
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[tup]
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I hope theres also a modified version on this using SATCOMS from JMA, I dont have an Idea how to integrate those :sad: :sad: :sad: :sad:
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I hope theres also a modified version on this using SATCOMS from JMA, I dont have an Idea how to integrate those :sad: :sad: :sad: :sad:
I don't see any way that's possible either. Sorry! :-(
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Well, NESDIS has decided that GOES17 is now GOES West, once again.
I've just re-uploaded all of the GOES17 scripts and added them back to the scripts menu (https://www.gwwilkins.org/gwwScripts.php). I didn't 'touch' them with today's date, so you may need to hunt them down once you see that your current script(s) are displaying stale images, once again. You can use the 'View' link to see which scripts are misbehaving.
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Looks like Jerry's website is down. Can someone post the scripts needed?
Thanks,
John
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Strange! My site isn't down for me. https://www.gwwilkins.org
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Got on another computer and your website came up. My firewall or something is blocking your site on my other computer.
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Got on another computer and your website came up. My firewall or something is blocking your site on my other computer.
Good enough!
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JMA SATCOM since not possible to make similar in these scripts, I did some research at least and to create similar.
At least it did work some how. . I add border line for our area of responsibility line. . . but still hope for modification to these soon
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Just noticed that "Eastern Pacific" on wxGOES16-HAniSLoops.php wasn't displaying an image for me. (Band sector eep)
Checked and not working on https://www.gwwilkins.org/wxGOES16-HAniSLoops.php
Wanted to pass the info along.
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Thanks for the helpful feedback. I'll look into it and if these images aren't being produced modify the script accordingly.
A quick look tells me that once again NESDIS has modified this part of their directory structure. It's going to be a while before I can investigate and then post a fix. The GOES16 Eastern Pacific Animated GIF now also has incorrect directory information!
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I finally got a chance to dig into the code, and it turns out that NESDIS has simply changed the dimensions of the Equatorial Eastern Pacific images. I have an updated HAniS-based script on my scripts page (http://www.gwwilkins.org/gwwScripts.php).
I'll see what I can do with the GIF animation when I get a chance.
Updated the GIF animation, and it is now on my scripts page, too.
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Thanks for the quick response.
Installed and working.
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I made an error in this script that rendered the display of the Gulf of Mexico, Caribbean, Central
America, and Mexico images invalid. The error has been corrected in the latest version that's available on my scripts page (https://www.gwwilkins.org/gwwScripts.php).
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Thanks for the update Jerry. You may recall I had an issue in which only the default region I selected would display full resolution using your HAniS script back in the summer of 2022. Well, I just installed your update and all regions and satellite bands display in full resolution now. I don't think it's anything I've changed but I'm glad it's working properly. Thanks much for the great scripts you write!