hans leutscher <ha...@mo...> writes:
Hi Hans
> I'm sorry to disturb you, but I have just one simple question.
>
> Which file must I run to get the data?
>
> When I run phpweather.php in my browser, nothing happens, all I get is
> an empty page.
Yes, this file only declares the phpweather class.
Try including the file in some other file and call decode_metar(). A
complete test example:
<?php
header('Content-Type: text/plain'); // Plain text for a simple test.
require('phpweather.php');
$weather =3D new phpweather();
print_r($weather->decode_metar());
?>
Put the above in a file and upload it to your server in the phpweather
folder.
That shows you all the data (in a somewhat raw form) obtained from the
METAR report. To get a nicely formatted weather report you have to
combine the $weather object with a output object, like this:
<?php
$output_text =3D new pw_text_nl($weather);
$output_text->print_pretty();
?>
> I have spend quite some hours in the discussiongroups, but these
> files are huge, and I cannot find the answer, therefore I write to
> you.
And I'm answering back to the list too, so that others might find the
answer some other time.
I fully agree with you that reading the index.php file supplied with
PHP Weather is far from straight forward...
> The testpage works at: http://www.atelier.box.nl/Hedane/pweather/
So far so good...
> What do I not understand?
>
> (I have also tried the PHP weather script from Matt Wilson, which I
> understand and it works. But I thought your script was better,
> therefore)
>
>
>
> I hope you can help me out
>
> Thanks a lot
>
> best regards
>
> Hans Leutscher
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