They're free, but use at your own risk

The scripts referenced here are used in the operation of this weather station, and may be freely copied and used to support your station. Please note that you use these scripts at your own risk. No warranty is expressed or implied. I accept no liability for any damages that may ensue from their use.
You will need to configure them for your own particular weather station website.
 A RSS Feed is available to help keep you informed on updates to the scripts.

Many of these scripts are now available on GitHub at https://github.com/ktrue

If you find one or more of the scripts useful to you, please consider making a donation to help offset the routine expenses of operation of this website. Thanks for your kind support!

A Version History is available -- check back from time to time to see if there are updates to scripts you have downloaded earlier. Announcements of version updates and new scripts are made on WXForum.net and Weather-Watch forums and saratogaWXPHP Twitter account as they become available.

Note: Twitter widget has been disabled 3-Jul-2023 since it no longer displays the recent update Tweets.

This page was updated Thursday, 21-Mar-2013 3:08 PM

PHP/AJAX Website Template Set - Support

If you are new to PHP programming, website design, AJAX JavaScript (etc.), then the templates provide a pre-packaged and functional starting point to easily put up a highly modular and functional personal weather website with a minimum of effort -- you mostly have to change some settings in two files (Settings.php and Settings-weather.php) to reflect your weather station, and the templates will work 'out-of-the-box'.

However, it's not always that simple, so here are the ways you can self-support, report problems, and ask for help with thorny problems you encounter while you implement your weather website:

• Please read ALL the documentation pages to see if your problem has already been addressed. In addition to the install instructions, looking at the before-you-install, construction, multi-lingual aspects, maintenance, and the ever-popular FAQ may answer your question in a speedy manner.
• If that doesn't address the issue, then please post your question on the appropriate forum listed below so we can help solve the problem
  • For Base templates, VWS-plugin, WeatherLink-plugin, WxSolution-plugin use WXforum.net (Custom Website Templates)
  • For Meteobridge-plugin use Meteohub.de forum (Meteobridge Discussion)
  • For Meteohub-plugin use Meteohub.de forum (Meteohub software, misc)
  • For Weather-Display-plugin use Weather-Watch.com forum (Custom scripts and templates)
  • For Cumulus-plugin use sandaysoft.com forum (3rd party tools)
  • For WeatherSnoop-plugin use Tee-Boy forum (WeatherSnoop plugins and scripting solutions)
  • For WeatherCat-plugin use WeatherCat forum (WeatherCat Web Templates)
  • For wview-plugin use wview Google group
    Note: you will need to be a registered member of those respective forums in order to post a question there. Registration is free.
• Still missing the help you need?
  Found a programming error in the scripts?
  Want to register your website to be listed with websites using the templates?
  Want to express your gratitude? (although, the Donate button above is a great way to express your gratitude :)
  Then please contact me and for problems, I'll try to help on a as-time-available basis.

Please do remember that the template set and supporting software is free for your use on your personal weather website. I do this programming as a (sometimes all consuming) hobby, not as employment. You use these scripts at your own risk. No warranty is expressed or implied. I accept no liability for any damages that may ensue from their use. Despite that warning, I do hope you find the template set useful for your personal weather website and that you can use the PHP code contained in the templates to further your learning about PHP so you could create your own scripts and share them in the future.

Regards,

Ken True

CWOP: CW1792
Wunderground: KCASARAT1
Weather enthusiast and programming hobbyist