[Mobile Shell 3.0 Widget] WeatherPanel (with current conditions)

[storyr]

Originally Posted by Coucher

Storyr,

Figured out the issue in my situation. Additionally, I feel it may the same a few others have experienced. After reading someone make a comment about their "menu enhancement" and then running your slowed down script, I determined the problem was when the files are selected.

I had installed "francarl FingerMenu" ( http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showthread...399#post726399 ) a while back. It replaces most all of the system menus with larger, more finger friendly menus. It seems as though it may change the order of some of the menu items as well which is what was causing the failure on the file selection step.

I disabled FingerMenu, reran everything, and it worked flawlessly. Below for either your, or anyone's use is a video demonstrating how the injection should run when run correctly.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uZ8RQeYsRuQ

Hope this helps with some of you out there experiencing problems with the injection.

Nice video! Well, we're certainly getting closer to a solution. Here's what the vanilla Total Commander menus look like. Perhaps someone with the issue could start TC post what there's look like:

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I'm looking at alternatives to fix the issue...

[storyr]

Originally Posted by rebecker

Storyr,

I don't have Total Commander installed, but still get an error at Line 305.

BTW, thanks for your continued work with WP. About every 2 months I start looking at other weather apps, but always come back to WP after a few days.

-Bob-

np Bob - I get this worked out soon...

[storyr]

Originally Posted by j-squared

I was also having the zip error - and I had WP-Activate installed on my storage card. I uninstalled it and re-installed it on the device itself - and now it works!

I do have one minor issue in that it does display the current temp in degrees C not F. How do I change that?

The widget reads the WeatherPanel setting for units and displays accordingly. You'll need to go into you WeatherPanel settings and change the units there:

[jmorton10]

Originally Posted by storyr

Did you exit Mobile Shell, the restart it? (or, alternatively, soft reset)

Yes, I did (I tried both, about three times)

~John

[Tuffgong4]

Originally Posted by storyr

Nice video! Well, we're certainly getting closer to a solution. Here's what the vanilla Total Commander menus look like. Perhaps someone with the issue could start TC post what there's look like:

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I'm looking at alternatives to fix the issue...

deleted pictures so they dont take up too much space

my menu enhancement has the same layout structure as the vanilla TCommander menu layout if that helps at all.

[mckenph]

Originally Posted by Coucher

Storyr,

Figured out the issue in my situation. Additionally, I feel it may the same a few others have experienced. After reading someone make a comment about their "menu enhancement" and then running your slowed down script, I determined the problem was when the files are selected.

I had installed "francarl FingerMenu" ( http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showthread...399#post726399 ) a while back. It replaces most all of the system menus with larger, more finger friendly menus. It seems as though it may change the order of some of the menu items as well which is what was causing the failure on the file selection step.

I disabled FingerMenu, reran everything, and it worked flawlessly. Below for either your, or anyone's use is a video demonstrating how the injection should run when run correctly.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uZ8RQeYsRuQ

Hope this helps with some of you out there experiencing problems with the injection.

That was it. I also had Fingermenu installed. Deactivated it and everything is working fine

[Tuffgong4]

Fixed my first problem but ran in to another error. I watched the gif you posted Storyr and then went to # select the widgets.xml file
SendSpecial( "F2" )
Sleep( 750 )
SendSpecial( "Down" )
Sleep( 750 )
SendSpecial( "Down" )
Sleep( 750 )
SendSpecial( "Down" )
Sleep( 750 )
SendSpecial( "CR" )
Sleep( 750 )
WaitForActive( "Select/Unselect files", 5 )
Sleep( 750 )
SendKeys( "Select/Unselect files", "widgets.xml" )
Sleep( 750 )
SendSpecial( "Tab" )
Sleep( 750 )
SendSpecial( "CR" )
Sleep( 750 )

in this document I added another

SendSpecial( "Down" )
Sleep( 750 )

and it got past the error I was getting but the next step for unzip got an error now...

progress maybe??

[mckenph]

Originally Posted by mckenph

That was it. I also had Fingermenu installed. Deactivated it and everything is working fine

OK I was wrong. Everything loaded got the widget to appear however when I press the widget it says loading weather panel and then goes away and does not pop up WP

[Tuffgong4]

added a few lines to the .mscr in a few places
SendSpecial( "Down" )
Sleep( 750 )
seems that menu enhancement needs the first option counted as well
and I get a lot further but now I get this error in the image and now a problem with line 311

probably has to do with selections to zip the file.

[storyr]

Originally Posted by jmorton10

Yes, I did (I tried both, about three times)

~John

All I can think of is to reinstall WP-Activate and redo each step.

The CAB installs the registry entries, and the Inject installs the xml for the widgets. These are the two things required for a widget to work in MS.

Originally Posted by mckenph

OK I was wrong. Everything loaded got the widget to appear however when I press the widget it says loading weather panel and then goes away and does not pop up WP

1. Make sure WeatherPanel is running in your Today screen
2. It won't work with a default WeatherPanel layout - you must use something like PhatPhinger.
3. If that doesn't work, try exiting MS the restarting.

Originally Posted by Tuffgong4

added a few lines to the .mscr in a few places
SendSpecial( "Down" )
Sleep( 750 )
seems that menu enhancement needs the first option counted as well
and I get a lot further but now I get this error in the image and now a problem with line 311

probably has to do with selections to zip the file.

I'm going to try some new things this evening - thanks to you and everyone else for taking the time