nickyu

I figured it out, I changed it from database cache to File and it seems to be working just fine.

Weather icon is working fine, except 1 thing, the weather image dosnt update!

Everything is correct but the image is always raining (which I know the weather sucks here, but not that bad;) )
If I mouse-over the icon, the ALT tag says ‘overcast’, or ‘cloudy’ but shows a picture of a rain cloud…anyone else had these problems?

Got it working for those reading this Thread….

‘curl’ is the command line I had to use

I got it half working wth the Cron Job on the server, Thanks for the link, what I was forgetting was the ‘php’ in front of the command line.

Now it posts the tittle, but not the body of the text…any answers to this?

I have that plug-in(as back-up), but I was hoping to get the Cron job working through the server. So that it is more reliable.

Apparently that plug isnt 100% from what I gather.

in my public html folder there is the file wp-mail.php

when I run https://www.nickandjoanne.com/wp-mail.php everything works great and posts emails (if they are there).

Otherwise when I run the Cron, it dosnt work, I get that error

Thanks for the quick response

Apparently I was using Version 1.3 or something… dont ask how I got it. But I upgraded to the current 2.3. I still dont see where a WMO number couldbe used…

Anyone know why the ICAO Indicator was used. It seems that on the website from the NOAA all locations have a WMO, but not a ICAO.

Thanks for the info.

Nick

Beel!

Feed a man fish he lives for a day, teach the man to fish, he lives for a lifetime!

Great! thanks for all the help.

FWIW…the site is https://www.nickandjoanne.com Its rough but should do the trick!

Thanks for the direction. Before I post what I did, I would like to state that I have no idea what I am doing! ?? I just started looking at this stuff on Monday. I am trying to learn this bit by bit. Let me bring you through my thought pattern, and if anyone has the time, please help me learn!

I figured out that in the CSS Stylesheet there is a div class called “post-content” if I put color=#B72694 it turns all the content posts a different color.
I then created two other div classes “post-contentn” and “post-contentj” These are for the 2 colors for 2 posters I will need.

I then went and edited the post.php to use an If/Else statement my code is below. Can anyone steer me in the right direction, I am getting a parse error?

Thanks for your understanding! I am a newbie!

<?php
if (the_author(‘nickname’) == “nickyu”)
{
<div class=”post-contentn”>
<?php the_content(); ?>
<div class=”post-info”>
<?php wp_link_pages(); ?> </div>
<!–
<?php trackback_rdf(); ?>
–>
<div class=”post-footer”> </div>

</div>

}
elseif (the_author(‘nickname’) = “joanne”)
{
<div class=”post-contentj”>
<?php the_content(); ?>
<div class=”post-info”>
<?php wp_link_pages(); ?>
</div>
<!–
<?php trackback_rdf(); ?>
–>
<div class=”post-footer”> </div>

</div>
}
else
{ <div class=”post-content”>
<?php the_content(); ?>
<div class=”post-info”>
<?php wp_link_pages(); ?>
</div>
<!–
<?php trackback_rdf(); ?>
–>
<div class=”post-footer”> </div>

</div>
}
?>

Anyone know how to make the entire post a different color, for a specified user?

eg.
user 1 = blue
user 2 = black
user 3 = green

The closest I got was this: But It would have to be done manually, I was hoping to hard set it so each person had a color.

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