Until then you will have to supply the API key by adding '--apikey "YOURAPIKEYHERE"' to your desktop link. See https://github.com/fboes/aerof…o-the-desktop-application on how to do that.
Thanks for the help. I'm supplying the API key as explained in your documentation, between quotes, as you suggest, but when I hit apply in the properties dialog what I get is an error message saying the supplied name is invalid, and that I have to check if the path and the filename are correct.
See attached (I probably have a typo or something - the key is incomplete on purpose).
Cheers, Ed
I doubt the quotes should be there. Try without.
I doubt the quotes should be there. Try without.
Tried with, without, with one space, without one space, and no luck. Please let me know if you're successful.
Cheers, Ed
Does it work when you remove the part with "--apikey..."?
Yes, it works. When I append the apikey it doesn't.
Your screenshot looks proper but for the missing " at the end of the command call.
The apikey is truncated, but has a quote " at the end, i.e., the apikey is written between two quotes.
Seems that it's not working.
Thanks, Ed
I found a guide where the part from the start up to ".exe" also has to be enclosed in quotes (obviously to encapsulate some blanks). Like this:
"F:/.../aerofly-wettergeraet-desktop.exe" --apikey "gwgsgdhhg"
Does this work?
Yes, it does!.
Thanks for your support.
Cheers, Ed
I am getting an error after updating to 1.41
