I'm quite green, so there's a solid possibility I messed up. I reinstalled gadgetbridge and factory reset my watch (I only had it for a few days, and perhaps missed when initially setting it up whether or not the proper image displayed).
Then reloaded the apps and entered the information. The HTTP error displays.
I'm not sure if I did what you suggested correctly. When I connected in the IDE and tried to manually refresh OWMweather this came up:
Uncaught Error: Can't read property 'toFixed' of undefined
at line 42 col 118 in owmweather
...2) + "&lon=" + location.lon.toFixed(2) + "&exclude=hourly,da...
^
in function "pull" called from line 58 col 12 in owmweather.settings.js
});
^
in function "b" called from line 2 col 44
...if("function"==typeof b)b(p);else if("object"==typeof b)if("...
^
in function "select" called from line 1 col 78
...b,{x:c.x,y:c.y+f-a.y-b*d.h}))
^
in function "p" called from line 1 col 17
e.handled||p(a,e)
^
in function called from system
I went into Debug in Gadgetbridge and Set Weather, and the clockface started displaying weather, but it wasn't the weather in my area - it didn't make much sense, 59F and snowing. It also didn't change anything in Weather or OWMWeather.
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I'm quite green, so there's a solid possibility I messed up. I reinstalled gadgetbridge and factory reset my watch (I only had it for a few days, and perhaps missed when initially setting it up whether or not the proper image displayed).
Then reloaded the apps and entered the information. The HTTP error displays.
I'm not sure if I did what you suggested correctly. When I connected in the IDE and tried to manually refresh OWMweather this came up:
I went into Debug in Gadgetbridge and Set Weather, and the clockface started displaying weather, but it wasn't the weather in my area - it didn't make much sense, 59F and snowing. It also didn't change anything in Weather or OWMWeather.