This directory contains the tag file to upload through WLmulus.

Select either the WLtags-comments.htx file (larger, but with comments) or
the WLtags.htx (smaller, without comments) as the template file source.

Then place the chosen file in your weatherlink\[stationname]\templates directory
 
 Use the WeatherLink, Setup, Internet Settings... panel select a new configuration entry and press Configure.

 On the Data Upload Profile (n), select Upload every 5 minutes.  Press Select Template Files and
 In the Weather Template Files screen, press Add and select the WLtags.htx file in the file dialog.
 Set the Extension of Converted ".htx" file to be php and press OK
 
 Press OK on the Data Upload Profile to close it.
 Press OK on the Internet Settings dialog to close it and save the settings.


Then you can view the uploaded tags on your website as:

   WLtags.php?sce=view  (see the raw source after processing by WeatherLink)
 
   WLtags.php?sce=dump  (see the contents of the resulting $WX[] array with WeatherLink tag names and data values

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Optional:

If you want to enable the near-realtime function (1 minute uploads) using the WLrealtime.htx file, then

 Use the WeatherLink, Setup, Internet Settings... panel select a new configuration entry and press Configure.

 On the Data Upload Profile (n), select Upload every 1 minutes.  Press Select Template Files and
 In the Weather Template Files screen, press Add and select the WLrealtime.htx file in the file dialog.
 Set the Extension of Converted ".htx" file to be txt and press OK
 
 Press OK on the Data Upload Profile to close it.
 Press OK on the Internet Settings dialog to close it and save the settings.

 You should be able to see this file as WLrealtime.txt on your website

 Then change the Settings-weather.php file to change the lines:

# $SITE['ajaxScript']        = 'ajaxWLwx.js'; // for AJAX enabled display
# $SITE['WLrealtime']        = 'WLrealtime.txt';  // directory and name of WeatherLink WLrealtime.txt file

to read as:

$SITE['ajaxScript']        = 'ajaxWLwx.js'; // for AJAX enabled display
$SITE['WLrealtime']        = 'WLrealtime.txt';  // directory and name of WeatherLink WLrealtime.txt file

and that will enable the AJAX function for updates.

CAUTION:  Using 1-minute updates with WeatherLink may cause issues if you are using WeatherLink's built-in FTP.
If you're going to use this function, I strongly recommend you use Fling FTP on automatic mode to upload all
the needed WeatherLink files.