[horde] Weather: No location is set

[Chris]

Hi Rick.

That it isn't working either!

I have my subscription, and I have have entered my ID and license key on
the portal block configuration page.

When I go to the layout page, and choose Horde: weather.com, It gives me
"Error: The weather.com block is not available." instead of the options
you mention.

Either one working would be fine with me!

Any Idea what is going on here?

Thanks.

Chris



Rick Emery wrote:

>Quoting Chris <grooveman at comcast.net>:
>
>  
>
>>Hello.
>>
>>I have set up horde 3.0.9.  I am trying to set up weather for the
>>portal, but it simply states "No location is set".
>>
>>I am using open BSD 3.8 in a chroot jail with php4-core-4.4.0p0.  I
>>received my partner ID and my license key from weather.com.  I entered
>>those values on the "Portal Block Configuration" tab.  I have the pear
>>weather module installed (pear -d preferred_state=beta install -a
>>Services_Weather) and the XML_Serializer.
>>
>>
>>On the portal configuration page (click on "layout" button), it doesn't
>>seem to give me an option to choose my location.  Looking through
>>"options", I do not see an opportunity to set up my location either...
>>
>>I poked around on the list archive, and I saw this:
>>
>> php -q buildMetarDB.php -a -t dbtype -d dbname -u yourusername -p
>>    
>>
>
>There are two different weather-related blocks; weather.com and METAR.  
>Most people want the weather.com block; METAR is mostly for pilots.
>
>The weather.com block requires the partner ID and license key from  
>weather.com, and the METAR block requires the buildMetarDB.php file to  
>be executed.
>
>That said, under "Layout" for the portal page, which block did you  
>choose? If you chose "Horde: weather.com", you should have been  
>presented with a text box allowing a location to be entered. If you  
>selected "Horde: Metar Weather", you should have been presented with  
>drop-down boxes to select the location (which would be empty until the  
>database is populated by the buildMetarDB.php script).
>
>Rick
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