Alot of cities cannot be found via setup search

[StefanKrulj]

Thus leaving you with a blank weather forecast. This include capitals like Copenhagen, Berlin etc. I have been scouring the code for the url insertion to use hardcoded forecast.io/darksky url/coordinates, but I am strugling to find where you do this.

[gijsdewit]

Hi, had this problem myself a couple of days ago. It's due to the fact that cities outside of the US (afaik) don't feature the visibility attribute. So when it gets the forecast for a city outside of the US, there's no visiblity attribute in the JSON response and the visibility attribute becomes "null". This causes the request to fail and keeps the app from showing the weather data.

I made a quick fix by adding a line that checks if it's "null" and than replaces it with an "unknown" String.

String visibilityInfo = response.getCurrently().getVisibility() != null response.getCurrently().getVisibility().intValue() + distanceUnit: "unknown";

Add this to the getCurrentWeather method in the ForecastIOService class and change:

.visibilityInfo(response.getCurrently().getVisibility().intValue() + distanceUnit)

to:

.visibilityInfo(visibilityInfo)

in the WeatherBuilder in the return statement of that method.

Ideally all attributes should be checked for "null".

Hope this fixes your problem.

[StefanKrulj]

Fixed it indeed! Thanks!

I have hidden those weather UI elements on my build (small tablet) so didnt even think to check the JSON response if those attributes were incorrect...

[muude]

Sorry, I may be a noob on this - but where should I make this change?

As OP writes, I am trying to choose Copenhagen, but with no luck.