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[SOLVED] Not really a weather instrument, but...
Been doodling and came up with something that those of you who run your own weather site might find useful.
http://home.earthlink.net/~robertbue...liteViewer.htm Feel free to use the code and/or modify it to fit your needs. Enjoy!! --RB |
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That is really super. Will deffinately add it to my web page. Thanks for the heads up. Hope You have a Happy New Year.
Thanks, Anthony http://mysite.verizon.net/vze6x1ca/index.htm KC8YSK |
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WOW! What A Wonderful Page! It'll Be A Help Around Here, I Can Tell You That. Keep Up The Great Work.
Nathan Parker 10CAST Center |
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Robert -
This is really neat. Although, I tried to put on my weather page, and when I click on one of the different links, for some reason it tries to open in a new browser winodw, only to give me an error. It puts the following address in the Address bar: javascript:update('http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/TROP/DATA/RT/NWATL/WV/20.jpg'); I'm sure you are a very busy person, but would appreciate some guidance. Please reply or send me a PM. Thanks! Corey |
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That's good. Nice and simple.
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