@Paidi-Ramesh said in how to I do excuited function in javascript to java: JAVA code: mapTypeGroup.selectedToggleProperty().addListener(new ChangeListener() { @Override public void changed(ObservableValue observableValue, Toggle toggle, Toggle toggle1) { if (cond.isSelected()) { webEngine.executeScript("setRainWindy()"); System.out.println("Im passing command"); } } }); JAVASCRIPT: function setRainWindy(){ /* In this place, I'm only calling rain parameters */ }

Translation: "How can I change my password, when I have forgotten the old one?"

@marekd The plugins aren't available on mobile which is a deal breaker for me. But I'll probably create both the plugin and the app using API. The plugins are actually available on mobile, there's just no menu item for them. If you open https://www.windy.com/plugins then you can use them. If you open this link from other app (not a browser) then you can use them even in the Windy app (which hijacks the opened URL and opens itself, at least on iOS).

@kGhoitZu You can use timestamp from store, for example: store.set('timestamp', 1572759434482). All available timestamps eg for GFS, are stored here: W.products.gfs.calendar.timestamps.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46724721/use-windity-api-in-ionic-2

Just for anyone coming to this topic now, I used @Tedde / @jalbert's solution and it worked a treat, but I've found it can actually be achieved with a bit less code. @jalbert added minZoom and maxZoom options to the tileLayer, essentially negating the need for the zoomend Event Listener that @Tedde suggested. So in short, the following code is all that's required: map.options.minZoom = 4; map.options.maxZoom = 17; var topLayer = L.tileLayer('https://b.tile.openstreetmap.org/{z}/{x}/{y}.png', { attribution: 'Source: Esri, i-cubed, USDA, USGS, AEX, GeoEye, Getmapping, ', minZoom: 12, maxZoom: 17 }).addTo(map);

Is there a way of adding controls to windy using, I have been trying various leaflet extended plugins for this, but none appears on the map even though no error is thrownirs.gov my issue got solved!!!

@MarvinGomes said in Question about finding maps for own ww1 project: I am reading up on ww1 and I think I am gonna start a project of some sorts and I need maps of parts of France, Belgium and other zones where there was fighting. Preferably black and white (so I can write stuff on it; arrows with army movements and the like) and enough topography. Anyone know where I can find such things? (Order or print them out myself) Sorry if this is a dumb question but I really would like to make a scrapbook with maps and info that learned from various books I have about ww1. I am searching for maps that are as neutral as possible; so not with any other info than just places and roads of that time. Thanks!https://pcbuilder.onl/pcpartpicker/ my issue got solved!!

Hi Michael, Thank you for the inquiry. Since this is a complex problematique, I will be responding via email. Best regards, Miloslav Tlamicha Manager of Sales

Ditto with lightning storms....

I have also enquired, and got an email response, but then no answer to my further questions or followup emails. :(

As it stands here: https://api4.windy.com/docs Always use https://api4.windy.com/assets/libBoot.js. Not fixed versions. We remove old libs from time to time.

Thank you, @siim. I see one can pull data from certain weather stations. I am wondering whether it is possible to pull the predicted value for a given pair of coordinates when there is not a weather station at that place. I see these visualized on the Windy map and wonder if the underlying numbers are available.