Modifying calendar weather widget

[gccervone (Gian Carlo Cervone)]

I want to modify the weather widget on our calendar pages. I saw the discussion at

Change Location of Weather on Calendar

Is it possible to change the location of the weather on the calendar? We don’t currently show it at all on our calendar, but are interested in doing so if we are able to customize where/when it displays. I see the following code in the lw_cal_day.html component… {[ if (obj.weather) { ]} <div id="lw_cal_weather"> Weather in {{ weather.location }}:<br /> <span>{{ weather.description }}</span> </div> {[ } ]} But I can’t see any way to move that elsewhere on the page. I wa…

but ours seems to be done differently, with

        <div id='weather_widget'>
            <div id="weather"></div>
        </div>

appearing in calendar-header.html. Unlike Jon’s case, ours appears on all the calendar pages. I was hoping it was just a calendar component that could be edited, but apparently not. My guess is that some js somewhere is replacing <div id="weather"></div> with the final html, which is something like this:

<a href="https://www.google.com/search?q=weather+zip+Brockport,US" target="_blank" class="804"><span class="weather_img"><img alt="" aria-hidden="true" role="presentation" src="https://openweathermap.org/img/wn/04d@2x.png"></span><span class="weather_temp">40°</span> <span class="weather_desc">Clouds</span></a>

But I can’t find the code that does that.

So before I write a module or some js to make the modifications, I’m just checking to see whether there is a way I can modify that final code when it is created. I’m not even sure a module can do it because I don’t know when in the timeline that js runs. Any thoughts are appreciated…

[jason (Jason Pontius)]

Hi G, hope everything is going great.

I took a quick peek at your server, and I think the code in question is in a client module called global_vars. (I believe it was migrated from Brockport Today, aka LW Storyteller, thus the somewhat non-normative approach there.)

Jason