Re: Using PHPWeather question

[Etienne T. <et...@om...>]

On Mon, 2004-02-09 at 18:50, Daisyhead wrote:
> > The 2.x series have better (but still far from perfect) documentation,
> > which you'll find in the tarball/zipfile.
> 
> Thank you Martin. I guess it's just because I'm not all that familiar with
> PHP yet. I am looking at the documentation that came with my v2.x download
> and I've managed to figure out how to call in the temp and wind speed, but
> am having problems with things like visibility and cloud cover, etc. Is
> there any way to use a "shortcut" and call in all the variables?
> 

If you want a "shortcut" you should use the methods in
output/pw_text.php.  It has methods like print_pretty(),
print_pretty_visibility(), print_pretty_clouds().  It will even be in
the language you set.  Look at the index.php file, it has all the
necessary steps.  For your needs, I would put in
print_pretty_visibility() and not print_pretty(), which is what the main
page of phpweather uses.

Etienne


> Thanks,
> Jenni
> 
> 
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