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== Why does a standard gauges web page have text where it should show gauges? == | == Why does a standard gauges web page have text where it should show gauges? == | ||
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[[File:Gauges missing.jpg]] If a standard Cumulus 'gauges.htm' web page displays like this then either | [[File:Gauges missing.jpg]] If a standard Cumulus 1 'gauges.htm' web page displays like this then either | ||
1) (Most Likely) The weather station owner has not loaded the required files/folders onto his/her server; | 1) (Most Likely) The weather station owner has not loaded the required files/folders onto his/her server; | ||
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* Also explained in [[Simple Website setup]] on this Wiki. | * Also explained in [[Simple Website setup]] on this Wiki. | ||
or 2) JavaScript is not enabled (or not available) in the browser being used to view the page (if not enabled, this can be switched on in either 'Options', 'Preferences' or 'Settings' depending on browser). Note that Firefox version 23 | or 2) JavaScript is not enabled (or not available) in the browser being used to view the page (if not enabled, this can be switched on in either 'Options', 'Preferences' or 'Settings' depending on browser). Note that Firefox from version 23 removed the ability to change this in Option preferences, so ignore this solution in that browser. | ||
or 3) You are using a browser add-on such as 'NoScript' (over 2 million use this) which requires you to explicitly turn on JavaScript for each web site you visit within the 'NoScript' options. (This sort of add-on may be used to restrict advertising or tracking of your actions, or for security against unwanted processes being started by sites you visit). | or 3) You are using a browser add-on such as 'NoScript' (over 2 million use this) which requires you to explicitly turn on JavaScript for each web site you visit within the 'NoScript' options. (This sort of add-on may be used to restrict advertising or tracking of your actions, or for security against unwanted processes being started by sites you visit). | ||