Re: bug in 2.2.0 ?

[Phil P. <phi...@sw...>]

I printed it out, it's empty.
(ie enclosed in single quotes, prints out consecutive single quotes)

[ugh]

Yeah, the last 1.?? version (I have no idea which, it was a while ago) I 
played with worked fine. 2.2 comes with TAF decoding, so I thought I'd 
play with that. Unfortunately, either it's broken or I've not 
uploaded/installed it correctly.

Thanks,
Phil P

KISS wrote:

> Morning Phil,
> quick dumb question, what have you got in $cc_temp ?
> For your else statement
> $cc = $cc_temp;
> Just to clear things up as to if/else statement for return of info. I am 
> not personally using version 2.2.0 as I was happy with version 1.62 and 
> have had no need to update, but have to start with the basics to help you.
>  
> cheers and regards
> Gregg
> Cairns, Queensland
> 
>     ----- Original Message -----
>     *From:* Phil Pierotti <mailto:phi...@sw...>
>     *To:* php...@li...
>     <mailto:php...@li...>
>     *Sent:* Saturday, January 03, 2004 9:07 AM
>     *Subject:* bug in 2.2.0 ?
> 
>     I've just downloaded 2.2.0
>     Unpacked it on my web server
>     Configured it through the configuration webpage
> 
>     HTTP to index.php
>     Select country
>     Select Airport/ICAO
>     Click SUBMIT
> 
>     returns back to the default form - no METAR data displayed.
> 
>     Turned on Warnings as well as errors.
>     No warnings/errors displayed.
> 
>     Ran the test program, no problem.
>     Ran the 'speed test' program, no problem (though, obviously slow, as
>     I'm
>     not using a database).
> 
>     I added the following lines into the output, for debugging.
>     (after echo output)
> 
>       echo "<br>Here's the RAW output data<br><pre>\n";
>     print_r($data);
>     echo "</pre>\n";
> 
> 
>     NO data displayed.
> 
>     I added many and various 'debug comment' lines in odd places, appended
>     to $output.
> 
>     It *always* and *for every country/ICAO* says "ICAO was invalid".
> 
>     if ($icao != '') {
>     $output .= "<br>we got an ICAO<br>\n";
>        $weather->set_icao($icao);
>        /* icao was passed, we resolve country code */
>        $cc_temp = $weather->get_country_code();
>        if ($cc_temp === false) {
>          /* turn icao off, it is not valid */
>          $icao = '';
>          $output .= "<br>ICAO was invalid<br>\n";
>        } else {
>          /* use resolved country code */
>          $cc = $cc_temp;
>        }
>     }
> 
>     Thanks,
>     Phil P
> 
> 
> 
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