The Weather Alert v5 was a great Plugin originally written by Bill DeWitt and rewritten by Spitfire2600.
For whatever reason it stopped working and began producing errors when run.
I traced the issue to an apparently, no-longer-used format of a w1 prefix instead of the traditional www prefix.
I checked the original site and it was still up and running.
Changing the w1 to www seemed to work so I went through the Plugin and substituted the www where ever there was a w1.
I saved the Plugin and tested it several times and it worked perfectly.
There are 7 locations inside of the Plugin to supply that 4-letter code (replace it with the ones that are shown in the Plugin).
The code: objXMLDoc.load("
http://www.weather.gov/xml/current_obs/KAOH.xml") indicates the original creator's nearest airfields or airport where weather was posted. (Those 4 letters are for Lima, Ohio).
Go to the weather.gov site and at the upper left, put your City & State in the box and press enter.
You should see a new screen with your 4 Leffer callsign displayed.
Lightspeed, yours should be KIRK (Kansas City, MO
Since it has changed, go through the code and change the following lines to make sure none were missed.:
Just change the KIRK for any other 4 Letter callsign. Save your work and start Hal.
The weather should match any other weather that you're used to or that's near you.
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Here is a sample of line 82 in the Plugin: objXMLDoc.load("
http://w1.weather.gov/xml/current_obs/KDMW.xml"
Change it to: objXMLDoc.load("
http://www.weather.gov/xml/current_obs/KDMW.xml" then go through the Plugin and change all of the other lines with the w1.
Make these changes in your copy of the Plugin OR download the one I made corrections to and copy it to your current:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Zabaware\Ultra Hal 7 folder, overwriting the problem one and you should be all set.
