OBSOLETE, please follow this post.
To setup your location for the weather feed you need to visit http://weather.yahoo.com/ and search it by zip code or city name and press go.
To setup your location for the weather feed you need to visit http://weather.yahoo.com/ and search it by zip code or city name and press go.
From the address bar copy the city number...
Edit the AppConfig.xml file. Under System/Others/YahooForecastFeed we enter the follow URL including the city number we get from Yahoo website.
The final URL should be like this...
http://weather.yahooapis.com/forecastrss?w=946738&u=c
where
&u=c - Celsius
&u=f - Fahrenheit
UPDATE: Framework version 0.2.6.556 (type %about% on terminal tab) supports a GUI for weather setup.
<!-- SYSTEM SETTINGS -->
<System>
<Alerts>
<MailHeaders>
<MailFrom>noreply@xxx.net</MailFrom>
<MailTo>xxx@gmail.com</MailTo>
<MailSubject>Alert from Jubito</MailSubject>
</MailHeaders>
</Alerts>
<Comm>
<!-- Addresses that allowed to post notifications to socket specified -->
<Trusted>192.168.1.10; 192.168.1.11</Trusted>
<!-- Socket for accepting network messages via telnet, ip cameras, etc -->
<localHost>192.168.1.10</localHost>
<localPort>5744</localPort>
<!-- Web Server -->
<Hostname>xxx.dyndns.org</Hostname>
<httpPort>8080</httpPort>
<!-- Microcontroller -->
<ComPort>/dev/ttyACM0</ComPort>
<BaudRate>9600</BaudRate>
</Comm>
<Others>
<YahooForecastFeed>http://weather.yahooapis.com/forecastrss?w=946738&u=c</YahooForecastFeed>
</Others>
</System>
Save and close the file. To test if it's ok, go to terminal tab and give some corresponding functions like %todaylow%, %todayhigh%, etc.
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