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Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you Geoff.

Downloads fine for me on IE8 as well. On a quick trawl around the web, are you using a Proxy Server as this sort of error seems to be associated with that type of Internet connection.

The news obviously didn't reach Australia !! http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-16158374

I think I collided with it and it disappeared!!

Well here on the Mendips we just had a sleet shower and its cold!!

Hhhmmm, Just realised I didn't add mine to this collection, did it way back in July I think !!

Hello Richard, Welcome to the forum. Hope you do not mind me saying but using fixed pixel "containers" in your code for the mainpage and the iframe i.e. #container{ width:2000px; height:1800px; border:1px solid #000; overflow:hidden; margin:auto; } #container iframe { width:2000px; height:...

When I first got Cumulus I had the same problem and I found this Topic https://cumulus.hosiene.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=250 and a very helpful forum member called Dane.

He has put together some code that will convert Easyweather data so I suggest you PM him and ask if he can help.

wee stream

Hardly one of those

From the look of the File Manager, yes the directory path is in blue. I would also check this with your web space provider, because sometimes these fancy File Managers give a totally wrong directory path in FTP terms because they are "trying" to make it "user friendly" for their ...

Your home directory is going to be something like / , /htdocs or /public_html it is not the the domain name of the web site.

None at the bottom some at the side IE8.

Are you using the free version or the paid for one?

I think this is because you already have a web site at that URL with its own index page. Try creating a folder on your site such as "weather" and upload the files to there i.e. http://www.hattecamping.se/weather/ and then access the Cumulus website by using a URL like http://www.hattecampi...

During the course of my job (installing software and hardware to monitor the production of the new chip based passports) we had to install very long USB links in order to monitor chip readers up to 40 metres away from the computer. The only reliable way we found to do this was to use fibre optic USB...

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