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#[[ChartsCompiler]] #[[MeteoCam]] #[[Diary]] #[[UserAskedData]] #[[ChartsCompiler\|CompileOnly]] => a command which activates the compiler only. This is a very specific command with more than one effect. Please check out its own page. If you use modules but want the resulting server location outside of ~~you~~your main website location (e.g. in a subdirectory CUtils) then please create that directory and set your uploads for CUtils accordingly. To have your website find the specific realtime values (the JSON files) specifically generated for CUtils, than run the [[UserAskedData]] command and set the parameter where to locate those data. In the case as above: DoModular=true ModulePath=<path> == Commandline parameters (v7 and up) == To have modules work properly with the commandline parameters introduced in version 7 of CUtils, you need to use a script in your own index file:▼ ▲To have modules work properly with the commandline parameters introduced in version 7 of CUtils, you need to use athe ~~script~~runtime inlibrary ~~your~~for ~~own index file:~~''CumulusUtils'' <pre> <script src='lib/cumulusutils.js'></script>▼ <script>▼ const urlParams = new URLSearchParams(window.location.search);▼ </script>▼ </pre> This library is generated with the website command separately with the ''CUlib'' command. <br> It has it's [[CumulusUtils Runtime Library\|own entry in the wiki]]. You can also use - i.s.o. the ~~script~~library above - ~~the~~a ~~runtime~~script ~~library~~in ~~for~~your ~~''CumulusUtils'':~~own HTML file: <pre> ▲ <script> ▲<script src='lib/cumulusutils.js'></script> ▲ const urlParams = new URLSearchParams(window.location.search); ▲ </script> </pre> This library is currently only generated with the website command (which you can run even if you don't use the website) but in future it will be possible to generate it separately with an additional command. It will then get it's own entry in the wiki. [[Category:CumulusUtils]]