Weather Atlas

Thank you for the heads-up.

We will most definitely try to identify the vulnerability. If/When we find the issue, we will fix it, hopefully before it is announced on the mentioned website. If it is published, we will address it promptly.

Thx again

A quality control for the quality plugin ??

• This reply was modified 5 months, 3 weeks ago by Weather Atlas.

Double check what widget you are referring to.
Weather Atlas Widget does not have “next” not “month names”

NEXT as in browser?
Also how do you get “November”?

There is no screenshot attached

Hello, thanks for the feedback.
If you have a time please consider leaving a review. Thanks.

Clicking where?

Please provide a link to the page wher you have a problem

• This reply was modified 5 months, 3 weeks ago by Weather Atlas.

The bug has been fixed. Update to 3.0.1

Note: the bug does not appear in all WP versions/locations. Pls notify if more bugs appear, or this issue persists with your version.

Hello,

Please check for a Caching Plugin:
Look for any caching plugins installed on the website. Common WordPress caching plugins are WP Super Cache, W3 Total Cache, and WP Rocket. You can access the website’s admin dashboard and navigate to the plugins section to identify if any caching plugins exist or are active.
If you are using cache, entire page is saved incl. the weather widget.

and/or

Deactivate and Reactivate the Weather Atlas plugin:
Try deactivating and then reactivating Weather Atlas plugin. This action can help reset transient data and clear any cached content.

and/or

Try different location to check if the problem is of location data being saved in your database or retrieving data.

ROCKVILLE, MD works fine when we test it.

OK, it’s a bug in “transient” time for fetching the update probably.

It confirmed – our test widget is showing updated weather data. As suggested – try to change location, and then revert back to Cartersville, GA

OK, it’s a bug in “transient” time for fetching the update probably.

We’ve tested just now Cartersville, GA. The Widget shows “52”, “Sunny”.

Can you please in Admin panel for the widget change the location to any other, and save it. (that should load new data).

And then change location back to Cartersville, and Save again. (that should fix the issue)

Setting the cache for each page to 10 minutes should resolve the issue.

According to the author of WPSSO, caching is not of the page, but of the meta tags and Schema markup, and it does not cache the entire page.

The widget is not displaying the high temperature for the day.

Please consider that there is also caching of weather condition data in your database. This is necessary because fetching weather data and waiting for the response every time a page loads would be highly inefficient. Instead, the data is retrieved from your database and updated subsequently from our system. For the weather widget, weather data delay is acceptable.

Hello @jsmoriss,

Thanks for the clarification. I have assumed that “cached” refers to caching of the page.

Hello!

First off, thank you for dedicating your time to translating the Weather Atlas Widget into French Canadian. Your contribution is immensely valuable to the project.

The translations should be reviewed by someone fluent in both the source and target languages, in this case, French Canadian.

Unfortunately, there are no editors for this specific project for French Canadian, yet.?

So it’s either to wait for an approval, or a better idea – Become an editor. And approve translations.

Your page source shows:

<meta name="wpsso-cached" content="2024-01-21T15:50:46+00:00"/>

Are you using any caching WP plugins?

The use of caching plugins on a WordPress site that has a weather widget can lead to the display of outdated weather information and conflicts with the dynamic nature of the widget.

The cache essentially creates a static version of a page, including the weather widget, which prevents the widget from fetching and displaying the most current weather data.

Caching plugins are excellent for storing and serving static content, such as images, CSS, and JavaScript files. But, they are not typically designed to save pages with dynamic parts that changes frequently, like that of a weather widget.

Possible solution would be to turn off caching (main usage is to save from recreating same page without a need – especially on heavy load sites) or compromise (possibly the best solution) decrease / limit the time for storing the cache to 30 minutes

Checked your site, there is a huge current temp next to an icon.
Please provide screenshot if you do not see current temp.
Thank you.