Weathermap Plugin doesn't show up

[optize]

I uploaded the weathermap directory to /var/www/html/plugins/ and added the following in /var/www/html/include/global.php;

$plugins = array();
$plugins[] = 'weathermap';

But it doesn't show up. Is there anyway to debug this?

[DLNoah]

I'm 98% sure that weathermap requires the settings plugin as well, as the tab it uses in the settings page for its configuration option is used by several other plugins that depend on the settings plugin.

If that is the case, you need to have settings declared before weathermap.

[optize]

Added that, now my global.php looks like;

$plugins = array();
$plugins[] = 'settings';
$plugins[] = 'weathermap';

Still nothing.

[Howie]

weathermap doesn't require settings (that's thold).

However, if you really did add the "$plugins = array(); " line, then that makes me think that you didn't install the plugin architecture properly/at all. That line should already have been there.

[Deviloper]

Are you sure you "allowed" your Adminuser to SEE weathermaps?

This was my fault.

->http://127.0.0.1/cacti/user_admin.php?a ... _edit&id=1

See user management -> admin -> Realm Permissions

Check if "Plugin Management" and " Plugin -> Weathermap: Configure/Manage" and "Plugin -> Weathermap: View " is granted.

[optize]

I don't have either one of those. Here are the things that are checked under Realm Permissions.

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User Administration
Data Input
Update Data Sources
Update Graph Trees
Update Graphs
View Graphs
Console Access
Update Round Robin Archives
Update Graph Templates
Update Data Templates
Update Host Templates
Data Queries
Update CDEF's
Global Settings
Export Data
Import Data

[Howie]

I don't have either one of those. Here are the things that are checked under Realm Permissions.

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User Administration
Data Input
Update Data Sources
Update Graph Trees
Update Graphs
View Graphs
Console Access
Update Round Robin Archives
Update Graph Templates
Update Data Templates
Update Host Templates
Data Queries
Update CDEF's
Global Settings
Export Data
Import Data

Did you install the Plugin Architecture? You should see at least a couple more permissions there, and you shouldn't have needed to add the first '$plugins=array();' line, because the Plugin Architecture puts it there.

http://cactiusers.org for more info on the PA.

[optize]

Wow, I feel slow.

That was it, thanks!