Thanks for the answers guys. Ill keep checking back to see updates. Good work!

Aye makes perfect sense.  I'm just not legal minded enough to see if using one free license for multiple people violates the weather.com TOS.

Okay, How do we edit the script so it will work again??

Makes perfect sense to me too.  I'd imagine that traffic is what prompted them to go the signup/key route in the first place, trying to cut down on massive pings.

Thanks to everyone who's looked into this, I was just now wondering what was going on with my widgets, and there it is, right here on the good ol' support forum.

I use Rainmeter and it's not working either. I get my location code from Asp.Net Resources which gets it from Weather.com

Ahh Al Gore the Father of the Internet can blame it on global warming

Well my problem is solved, just took the damn widget out for now.... And still can use my theme. Thanks alot for the help!

Don't know anything about scripting,codes or the like.  None of them work except the ones for the Stardock themes.  Now why any free weather information service would give a hoot about a product they give out for free is beyond me.  Solution would be to give credit to the information service from which the widget is getting the feed.  Stardock does.

Simple, Server hosting is expensive and weather.com is providing a free service to users. This is obviously a way to reduce the endless amount of pings their servers are taking and to better organize them to see where all their servers are used up.

Stardock pays for the accuweather feed . .  it's not free either.

Buckweiner could you be a little more specific on this - What was the line you replaced?  I'm having a go at hacking around here (that's the gassy sound you hear leaking into the atmosphere).

Okay, I signed up to use the weather.com xml feed. However, I don't know what I have to do to the existing script in order to use it. Anyone??

And Stardock recoups the expense as they sell their products.  I would much rather pay for a weather widget that works than a great looking widget that screws up my computer.   I'm also a Wincustomize subscriber.  I'm a customer as well.  So it's important that the widgets work as advertised.   Some people want to be bothered with trouble shooting this problem.  My point was...NOT ME.

look for this in the script

        Randomize
        str_RANDOM_URL = "&rnd=" & rnd()
        msgbox str_RANDOM_URL

and where it says = ""&rnd=" & rnd()" replace with

&link=xoap&prod=xoap&par=XXXXXXXXXX&key=XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

where XXXX's are the numbers you receive from them

AAAAAAAhhhhh,it is true missery,or with drawl does love company.Time for a cold brew,or 24,hehehe,I'm going to wait it out being a begginer the last time I tried changing scripts I had to start all over.hahaha

Ok guys, Im speaking with weather.com's customer service to try and see if I can get a valid license key that we all can use without violating their terms of service there. please bear with me and until then, if you're having troubles,

disconnect your internet,

right click on the weather object, and deselect script enabled

Alternatively you can delete the object altogether

you can reconnect your internet once its gone or disabled and hang tight until someone finds a solution here

You know, as I read the license agreement for the xml on Weather.com, I get the impression we're the type of people they're trying to shake off.  Looks like they're just wanting it to be used as an advertising tool.  Did anybody read the license agreement part 3 (Fees and Advertising) section (A)?

Mine looks like this

     Randomize
     str_RANDOM_URL="&link=xoap&prod=xoap&par=XXXXXXXXXX&key=XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX"
     http.Open "GET", "http://xoap.weather.com/search/search?where=" & x, False
     http.send ""
     ' Store data in a string
     weatherdata = http.responseText

Is this right, cuz it's not working

Absolutely.  I wasn't slamming them, I was thinking that creating an account and pointing my little widgets to it might be precisely the wrong thing to do.