@TomSlavkovsky
Thanks for this improvement, it works very well ;)
The GPS coordinates displayed, by the picker, are translated exactly as those sent despite the truncated display in the address bar, it's perfect !
@rittels
Thanks again for the JS code which has helped me well until here.
(And in addition I discovered the GeoHash system ;p)
@TomSlavkovsky
Hi TomSlavkovsky,
will you share the info here when it's possible?
Thanks 😉
@rittels
ok understood, thanks for everything 😉
@rittels
I have a shift of 7 second North and 11 second West between the real position and Windy position.
What should I correct in your code to obtain an identical position?
Thanks again for the code, it's cool 😉
@jmh2002 It is for a boat that sails so I have to create the "geohash" according to lat, lon
@rittels Ok thanks, I'm going to look on that side
Hi,
It's easy for me to generate a URL of this type :
https://www.windy.com/?gfs,38.284,-37.430,8,i:pressure
but I do not know how to do it for the marker ...
https://www.windy.com/?gfs,38.284,-37.430,8,i:pressure,m:eJNae6w
Where i can learn this méthode ?
the ultimate goal is to get, without any additional manipulation, the display of the marker on the map like this :
