DZ/015 said:Pack your bags and run! The end is near! Or just restart, that should clear up the problem, I think.
katie ta achoo said:are you sure you're connected to the internets?
My Widget's working just fine... (77096, fwiw)
Maybe do a restart of your computer?
commonpeople said:Weirdo. Yes, I'm connected to the internets or you wouldn't be reading my reply. I'm using Houston, TX in the input panel.
Just checked, I got the same using 77096, but other cities work fine.
Edit: No, I was mistaken- I only get the error using 'Houston, TX'. Zip codes work fine.
yg17 said:Are you connected to teh right internets?![]()
I thought about that, but then it would have been "NaNºº NaNºº NaNºº", which, clearly, it isn't.DZ/015 said:Either that or Mork is returning from Ork.
Katie, it looks like some of the Indian "nan" bread hit you in the head. I warned you...katie ta achoo said:are you sure you're connected to the internets?
My Widget's working just fine... (77096, fwiw)
Maybe do a restart of your computer?
commonpeople said:It does it after a restart of the widget. The error must be on the server. Somebody divided by zero.
Suffice it to say that this is not the end of the world. All it means is that AccuWeather's server did not have data from Houston at the time that your widget accessed it.commonpeople said:According to the dashboard widget, the current weather in Houston is NaN (not a number). Should I be worried- does this mean a black hole is coming?
jsw said:I thought about that, but then it would have been "NaNºº NaNºº NaNºº", which, clearly, it isn't.![]()