Modern pages and sites have the “allow scripting capabilities” turned off, which hides the ability to set the site setting “HTML Field Security” which is needed to add forecast.io to the allowed iframe sites.
Note if You’re Using SharePoint Online with Modern Sites/PagesĪt least for the moment, this will NOT be supported.
Change localization of the measure units (degrees or fahrenheit, kph, etc). You can read the following blog from Dark Sky that outlines this and the available options. Join millions of users who depend on WeatherBug, the longest running weather app. Edit the page in SharePoint, and click Insert –> Embed Code, and click Insert. Download WeatherBug, winner of the 2016 Best Weather App by Appy Awards. There are a few other options I’ll outline below. Replace the lat and long with the numbers from step 1, and you can give it a name if you like. Go to notepad and paste the following code:. Enter the address or city/state, search, then look in the URL. This will give you the latitude and longitude. Go to, and enter the location for where you want the weather. We need to get the location for our widget. With full support for 3D Touch, iPad multitasking. The forecast.io service does provide an API, but we don’t need it. Forecast Bar offers hyper-accurate, hyper-local live weather and forecasts right at your fingertips. It’s not a no-code solution, but low-code. And if you’re favorite weather app is Dark Sky, you’re in luck! I’ll show you the tiny amount of code you need. But sometimes you want something easy and free to embed something on your SharePoint page. That’s great, but it’s custom and certainly not free. There are many ways to do this, and the ideal solution would be something that is global above the page that detects where you are and changes the weather for you. Sooner or later it would likely be nice to have some weather in SharePoint.
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