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Thread: Re: Trying to activate weather and oremoticonsplug-in
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oremoticonsplug-in |

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2007-09-20 10:27:08 |
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Oy, I had similar problems. I found that (for whatever reason) the full blown (no pun intended) information was not properly populated. So I created a custom page as follows. <div id="weather"> <h5>Weather</h5>
At $!BLOJSOM_WEATHER_INFORMATION.getLocation() it is $!BLOJSOM_WEATHER_INFORMATION.getFahrenheit(). </div>
When I did that... I got (mostly) the location and the temp. That is all I cared about anyway. Give this a go and see if it works for you.
thanks, Dan
On 9/20/07, Margossian, David B < MARGOSD polaroid.com">MARGOSD polaroid.com> wrote:
Cliffano,
I wasn't sure how to display, (as you requested). I
placed this code in my asual-column.vm file to try.
<div
id="weather">
<h4>$BLOJSOM_WEATHER_INFORMATION</h4>
<h4> Just a blank line. Okay, not so blank
</h4>
<h4>#DisplayWeatherForecast($BLOJSOM_WEATHER_INFORMATION)</h4>
</div>
After deploying, my page definitely shows my attempt, but
fails to show any values.
Question? How do I know that the plug-in is trying or not
to even reach the National Weather Service? Any debug or troubleshooting
tips to prove that is occurring. Based, on my firewall and proxy logs, I don't
see my application server reaching out to the net for the information?
-- Dan McGinn-Combs, Security+, GSEC, CISSP dgcombs gmail.com">
dgcombs gmail.com Home: +1 770 487 6321 Mobile: +1 678 994 4040 Peachtree City, Georgia USA
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| Re: Trying to activate weather
andoremoticonsplug-in |
  United States |
2007-09-20 11:06:41 |
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| Dan, I added the lines you provided, but no
improvement.
My page showed: At it is (just the literals
with no values).
Current test code looks like this. And, I tried with
and with the "!" as I wasn't sure it should or shouldn't be
there.
Dave
<div
id="weather2">
<h5>Weather2</h5>
At $BLOJSOM_WEATHER_INFORMATION.getLocation() it is
$BLOJSOM_WEATHER_INFORMATION.getFahrenheit().
</div>
<div
id="weather">
<h4>$!BLOJSOM_WEATHER_INFORMATION</h4>
<h4> Just a blank line. Okay, not so blank
</h4>
<h4>#DisplayWeatherForecast($BLOJSOM_WEATHER_INFORMATION)</h4>
</div>
Oy, I had similar problems. I found that (for whatever reason) the
full blown (no pun intended) information was not properly populated. So I
created a custom page as follows. <div
id="weather"> <h5>Weather</h5> At
$!BLOJSOM_WEATHER_INFORMATION.getLocation() it is
$!BLOJSOM_WEATHER_INFORMATION.getFahrenheit(). </div>
When I did
that... I got (mostly) the location and the temp. That is all I cared about
anyway. Give this a go and see if it works for you.
thanks, Dan
On 9/20/07, Margossian,
David B <polaroid.com">MARGOSD polaroid.com> wrote:
Cliffano,
I wasn't
sure how to display, (as you requested). I placed this code in my
asual-column.vm file to try.
<div
id="weather">
<h4>$BLOJSOM_WEATHER_INFORMATION</h4>
<h4> Just a blank line. Okay, not so blank
</h4>
<h4>#DisplayWeatherForecast($BLOJSOM_WEATHER_INFORMATION)</h4>
</div>
After
deploying, my page definitely shows my attempt, but fails to show any
values.
Question?
How do I know that the plug-in is trying or not to even reach the National
Weather Service? Any debug or troubleshooting tips to prove that is
occurring. Based, on my firewall and proxy logs, I don't see my application
server reaching out to the net for the information?
--
Dan McGinn-Combs, Security+, GSEC, CISSP gmail.com">dgcombs gmail.com Home: +1 770 487
6321 Mobile: +1 678 994 4040 Peachtree City, Georgia USA |
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