Weather RSS for 631
Now working see last post for download
Can anyone help me make a Weather RSS feed screen for the 631?
I have been trying to reverse engineer jc634's weather screen made for the 634, but its not working.
This is what I've tried so far... bare in mind I am very new to this...
So far I've:
Edited the number of rows to be 2.
Changed the URL to a local UK one.
And edited the rows information at the bottom
The first line shows: "[ER01] [ER01]"
The second line scrolls "[ER01] Tomorrow: [ER01]
I was hoping it would the following but for my region:
Marion, Iowa Sat 12 Mar, 2005 14:52:00
28F Clear Tomorrow: sunny, high 70, wind 10mph
Obviously I am missing something obvious....?
Thanks very much
Now working see last post for download
Can anyone help me make a Weather RSS feed screen for the 631?
I have been trying to reverse engineer jc634's weather screen made for the 634, but its not working.
This is what I've tried so far... bare in mind I am very new to this...
Code:
[pre]
rows=2
cols=20
[screen]
screen_name="RSS Weather Feed"
options=0
alt_delay=20000
[from00]
from="cc2_rss.ini"
sec="feed-#"
opt01="url=edited cause the post was very wide"
opt02="interval=60"
opt03="item00_id=@01"
opt04="item00_section=title"
opt05="item00_count=0"
opt06="item01_id=@02"
opt07="item01_section=pubDate"
opt08="item01_count=0"
opt09="item02_id=@03"
opt10="item02_section=description"
opt11="item02_count=1""
opt12="item03_id=@04"
opt13="item03_section=description"
opt14="item03_count=3""
[r00]
options=10
[r00-i00]
id=@01
[r00-i01]
string=" "
[r00-i02]
id=@02
[r01]
options=10
[r01-i00]
id=@03
[r01-i01]
string=" "
[r01-i02]
string="Tomorrow: "
[r01-i03]
id=@04
Edited the number of rows to be 2.
Changed the URL to a local UK one.
And edited the rows information at the bottom
The first line shows: "[ER01] [ER01]"
The second line scrolls "[ER01] Tomorrow: [ER01]
I was hoping it would the following but for my region:
Marion, Iowa Sat 12 Mar, 2005 14:52:00
28F Clear Tomorrow: sunny, high 70, wind 10mph
Obviously I am missing something obvious....?
Thanks very much
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