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| = Full List of Tag Names = | | = Full List of Tag Names = |
| This list only contains the tag names. Tag names are the basic entity when asking a value. Check the Usage of webtags | | This list only contains the tag names. Tag names are the basic entity when asking a value. Check the [[Webtags#Using_Webtags|Usage of webtags]] and don't forget tag names are only part of the [[Webtags#General Format for Web Tags]]. It does not indicate what parameters they can take, nor does it include the brackets the tag name is surrounded by when you quote it in a template file for Cumulus to process. |
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| , don't forget tag names are only part of the [[#General Format for Web Tags]], for example in a template file you precede the tag name with <, you may need input parameters, you may need output parameters, and you end the full web tag with >.
| | Here follow tables that group the tag names by the basic purpose of the tags listed. There has been confusion in the past of tags appearing in more than one group. If you find such occurrence you may notify or modify. |
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| it does not indicate what parameters they can take, nor does it include the brackets the tag name is surrounded by when you quote it in a template file for Cumulus to process.
| | == Current Conditions == |
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| Here follow tables that group the tag names by the basic purpose of the tags listed. There has been confusion in the past of tags appearing in more than one group, can contributors remove any remaining duplication, so future maintenance is easier.
| | We start with tags that relate to the latest values, as these are the ones that people most often choose to use. The current condition data is also available, for processes external to Cumulus, by using the inbuilt facility to generate [[Realtime.txt|a file]] with such data. CumulusMX makes current values available for a standard range of sensors where the same web tags apply across a range of weather station models. Current values from some [[#Extra Sensors|extra]] temperature and relative humidity sensors (see [[Extra temperatures]]) from particular weather station models are offered as well. |
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| There is a table of contents near the top of the page that you might find useful if you are interested in a particular tag group.
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| ==Current Conditions==
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| We start with tags that relate to the latest values, as these are the ones that people most often choose to use. The current condition data is also available, for processes external to Cumulus, by using the inbuilt facility to generate [[Realtime.txt|a file]] with such data. | |
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| Cumulus software makes current values available for a standard range of sensors where the same web tags apply across a range of weather station models.
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| Both Cumulus 1 and MX offer current values from some [[#Extra Sensors|extra]] temperature and relative humidity sensors (see [[Extra temperatures]]) from particular weather station models.
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| Recently, MX has been developed to support further extra sensors (see [[Extra Sensor Files]] page for full list of fields) and web tags have been added to support equivalent current values only.
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| ==== Feels Like ====
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| Feels like temperature was first made available, just for current conditions at MX version 3.5.4. In version 3.6.0. it was extended to add max/min for each day, each month, each year, and all time. In version 3.6.11 it was added to recent history.
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| The figures quoted for this derivative vary between versions:
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| * The first formula was used from MX version 3.5.4 (25 Apr 2020) build 3075 until version 3.6.7 (4 June 2020) build 3083
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| * The second formula, which was coded incorrectly, and so gave strange results, applied in versions 3.6.8 to 3.6.9 (build 3084, 3085)
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| * The third, and hopefully final, formula applies from version 3.6.10 (build 3086).
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| A php script for adding feels like as calculated in version 3.6.10 to any standard log line created either without feels like, or with an older (now incorrect) calculation, can be downloaded from [https://cumulus.hosiene.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=18096 Create Missing topic on support forum]. Obviously, this calculates from the small sub-set of current conditions that have been logged, and is not as accurate at deriving maximum and minimum as derivation made as each reading is processed by MX (so including all current conditions).
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| The [[Calculate_Missing_Values#CreateMissing.exe| Create Missing utility]] will not correct the older (incorrectly calculated) figures, but will add Feels Like temperature values to any standard log line created by Cumulus 1, by MX prior to release 3.5.4, or if you have imported lines into the log from an external source.
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| ===Standard sensors=== | | ===Standard sensors=== |