Re: PHP Weather 2.1.2

[Martin G. <gim...@gi...>]

Dan Martin <da...@da...> writes:

Hi Dan

> I initially tried utilizing PHP Weather 2.1.2 and I can get things
> to work.

Good, that's always nice to hear! :-)

> But I do not like the format of pretty print. I want a format
> similar to what Pedro Leitao has at
> http://www.stpatrickhighschool.org/weather/ , but I cannot seem to
> pull the variables needed to do so.

Perhaps we can persuade Pedro to reveal his nifty code? :-) I would be
very happy to include it as a second choice of output method for
PhpWeather.  Infact, this is just the kind of output that PhpWeather
needs, I've never gotten around to making a proper tabular output.

> I am using 1.62, however it only work some of the time. Most of the
> time it cannot pull the data. Would it be better to pull it into
> MySQL using a hourly crontab, and query from there?

There shouldn't be any difference --- PhpWeather is basically doing
just that, or rather it's supposed to be doing that.

> As you can probably tell I am not too proficient at PHP.
>
> I would appreciate any help.

We'll see what we can do.

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