What I did was to install weewx (with Standard skin) and after that
installed extension 'amphibian' ... but I was not happy with the extension
so I uninstalled it.
Could it be that 'amphibian' messed things up and now displays middle
'chart' for Standard skin?
Here is an extract from my weewx.conf
# The StandardReport uses the 'Standard' skin, which contains the
# images, templates and plots for the report.
skin = Standard
[[[Units]]]
If so ... can I download Standar skin again and replace the one I have
instead of reinstalling weewx ?
Den lördag 9 september 2017 kl. 19:47:21 UTC+2 skrev Andrew Milner:
>
> The 'year table' appears to be the NOAA report, and is not a table as such
> - the data in the report is derived from the summary tables.
>
> The 'year chart' does show the temperature for the previous year, and the
> barometer - with all the data from the database. The middle 'chart'
> appears to be also trying to display temperature - why are there two charts
> for temperature?
>
> You should check the skin which is generating the graphs and see what is
> supposed to be being charted.
>
> Which skin are you using - the middle chart does not appear to be a
> standard skin chart.
>
>
>
> On Saturday, 9 September 2017 19:31:11 UTC+3, zkab wrote:
>
>> I installed weewx (deb version) from scratch on a new raspi.
>> Before that I had made a backup of weewx.sdb which I restored on the new
>> raspi.
>> When I checked weewx on the new raspi there seems to be a diference in
>> 'year-chart' and 'year-table' ( pls check attached files).
>> Don't understand why 'year-chart' is not showing all the data that is in
>> 'year-table' ...
>>
>
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