Most iWidgets that do weather are not sophisticated enough to access and use the GPS of the phone. Consequently, the majority of them require you to plug in either a WOEID or Yahoo weather code, depending on which weather service the developer has decided to use. The downside to this is that the weather iWidget will only report the weather in the location of the code you use.I installed Stripe weather widget. It looks quite good - but for some reason even though I have GPS on it shows me as being in New York. But I'm on the other side over in London!
Has anyone else used stripe widget? If so what am I doing wrong?
There is an app out there that is designed to deliver that code based on GPS for iWidgets. It's called WidgetWeather. The problem with this app is that it's an all or nothing kind of thing. Either it works and location services is on ALL THE TIME. Or it's off and you get nothing passed to your weather widgets. The benefit of this tweak however, is that it will deliver local weather to any iWidget using the GPS switch.
Having location services on all the time impacts battery.
So, with Stripe I believe, you will need to use iFile to open either the html or CSS code and plug in your local weather code, or use the WidgetWeather to have it deliver GPS data to Stripe.
Hope that explains things.
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