Keith, I just looked at your gauges page just now and all seems as it should; gauges, updating and mouseover plots all seem to be workings. There is one possibility as to why gauges.js seemingly changed itself. The SteelSeries Gauges skin is set to 'copy once' a number of files (including gauges.js) from the skins/ss/scripts directory to the public_html directory. 'copy once' means that when weeWX is started and the first report cycle is run all of the files that match the [CopyGenerator] copy_once setting (in skins/ss/skin.conf) are copied to the destination directory. There is also a copy_always setting that will copy the matching files every report cycle. This 'copy once' or 'copy always' behaviour woudl result in there being 2 copies of gauges.js on your system; 1 in the skins/ss/scripts directory and one in public_html. If you want to change a setting in gauges.js and you make the change in public_html, the change will work but the next time weeWX is started that file will be overwritten by the 'copy once' behaviour and any changes lost. That is why I suggested you make the change to gauges.js in skins/ss/scripts rather than in public_html. So it could be that you may have previously changed the public_html gauges.js, things worked, but those changes were overwriiten sometime later when weeWX was restarted. It was just bad luck that the chnage was the setting for the location of gauge-data.txt and there happended to be an old copy of gauge-data.txt in the default location.
As for browser cache issues, I don't know. There seems to have been a lot of issues coming up of late that have been fixed with by forcing a refresh or clearing a browser cache. I can't rememebr the last time I cleared a browser cache, maybe I have been lucky. In any case it appears to be working now so I guess that is the main thing. Gary On Wednesday, 28 February 2018 19:42:50 UTC+10, k_her...@yahoo.com wrote: > > Gary, > > That got it to working again. I know we had already change that before! > Don't know how that got changed. But however it happened, it did. I stop > weewx and restarted, waited about 15 mins and it still didn't change. So I > checked everything again and is was fine, but the web page wasn't > reloading. I deleted history again and then the page reloaded. I have never > had the problem with Safari that I couldn't force a page to reload without > deleting history. Strange. > > > Thanks again, > > Keith > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "weewx-user" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to weewx-user+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
