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@ DarkGUNMAN

That looks great! Thanks for posting..

Kind Regards Qosmio

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Originally Posted by bigears5000 (Post 952088)

Thanks for all you help [DarkGUNMAN].;) Weird. The RX-TX-IP works fine. Now with the yahoo i'm getting "possible pango markup language inconsistent/undetermined tag" with some numbers at the front now, but a green thumbs up on the widget?
EDIT: Actually, what's necho ip mean on rx-tx-ip. Sorry to be a pain in the arse. EDIT: It's ok. I just removed necho from the code and it displays ok now.
Here is the full error I get from the yahoo weather widget.
(0x1722280) QBW(id13-yahooweather)Warning! Possible Pango Markup Language inconsistent/undetermined Tag!

Fixed the RX-TX-IP widget. seems there was a new line which did not export correct. Attachment has been replaced.

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Originally Posted by bigears5000 (Post 952088)

...what's necho ip mean on rx-tx-ip...

Are you sure that not:

Code:

\necho

Code:

\n (newline)

echo

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Originally Posted by [DarkGUNMAN] (Post 952113)

Fixed the RX-TX-IP widget.

No that's the YahooWeather one in the RX-TX-IP.txt

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@ [DarkGUNMAN] thank you for your yahoo weather widget, I have a question for you..have you noticed that the low temp seems to be a tad crooked (slanted upwards) but I believe it coming from yahoo because it's alittle off there to. So I made separate QB snippets for the high and low temps as I like the side by side better than the stacked, but as I'm still learning here is there away to make QB do the side by as one widget instead of 2 and I found one of your older post to get the current temp is your new post better to use? (sorry for the long post)

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Code:

echo `grep 'forecast-icon.*http.*png' /home/user/.queen_beecon_dir/ywtemp.htm | grep -o High[:].[-0-9][-0-9]*`°C `grep 'forecast-icon.*http.*png' /home/user/.queen_beecon_dir/ywtemp.htm | grep -o Low[:].[-0-9][-0-9]*`°C

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DarkGUNMAN:
Real nice widget. I try do it myself, but RX-TX-IP.txt and YahooWeather.txt are the same. Is it possibly for you to fix that. Thanks.

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Originally Posted by cale (Post 952177)

DarkGUNMAN:
Real nice widget. I try do it myself, but RX-TX-IP.txt and YahooWeather.txt are the same. Is it possibly for you to fix that. Thanks.

Should be fixed now.

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Yeah, now it is fine. Thanks a lot!

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Originally Posted by [DarkGUNMAN] (Post 952022)

It's been a while since I looked at this so I should have done this sooner.
Packaged up and compressed with OptiPNG are the PNG files for my HTC-Style QBW Flipclock, as well as the RX-TX-IP widget, and YahooWeather widget.
Make sure you have WGET installed (apt-get install wget)

The format to make this work is a little different to the original - all of the digits have a TRANSPARENT background, so another qbw is used as the flipclock for the digits. I have supplied single and wide flipclock backgrounds for your taste (credit Darkl4r for the original)

For this purpose, the separate filename sare flipclocktrans.png.* and flipclockblank.png/flipclockblankwide.png

The panel in the background is for the main flipclock code.

Extract all to /home/user/.queen_beecon_dir and edit the qbw files to match - they are named different so as not to overwrite the original flipclock files.
Enjoy!

EDIT: RX-TX-IP fixed Not sure why it happened.

I have done above and added Yahooweather and RX-TX-IP to qbw but how do i actually get the clock?
Thanks