phpweather-devel

Thanks

[<Aqa...@ao...>]

Thank you martin, i will try and check what the file states., and i will 
report back any faults or findings..you know it would be a great idea, to be able 
get phpweather boxed and immediately ready to use, for novices like us, so we 
can just pop the program onto our webpages, and if there are any updates we 
can just get the relevant file and reload it over the original..i tyhink this as 
been said a couple times before.

Re: Thanks

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

Aqa...@ao... writes:

> Thank you martin, i will try and check what the file states., and i
> will report back any faults or findings..

Okay.

> you know it would be a great idea, to be able get phpweather boxed
> and immediately ready to use, for novices like us, so we can just
> pop the program onto our webpages, and if there are any updates we
> can just get the relevant file and reload it over the original..

But PhpWeather is ready to use straight out of the zipfile/tarball. At
least it's supposed to be :-) And when a new version arrives you just
unpack it over your old installation. This will preserve any
defaults.php file you might have made with your own defaults (such as
your default station, your database password etc.)




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