<da...@he...> writes:
Hi there
> I've installed and configured phpweather - using mysql db. The
> original index page and speed test runs fine. The tables are formed
> and have been populated.
Good...
> However, test.php throws an error:
> Notice: Undefined variable: time in XXX /output/pw_text.php on line 1050
>
> The result is data unavailable.
>
> Any ideas? Please advise.
The test.php that comes with PhpWeather is only meant to test METAR
reports manually. You can enter a report in the input field and have
PhpWeather try and parse it.
If the report lacks the time/date part, then you'll see the notice
about the undefined variable. This is because every valid METAR must
have a time/date part.
If you're referring to some other test.php, then please write again.
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