The output of my php is a JSON object (see below). Shouldn't I be able
to just call the php file?
Here is my php code:
<?php
header('Content-Type: text/javascript');
header('Cache-Control: no-cache');
header('Pragma: no-cache');
include('Services/Weather.php');
$metar = &Services_Weather::service("METAR", array("debug" == 0));
if(Services_Weather::isError($metar)) {
die("Error: ".$metar->getMessage()."\n"); }
$data = $metar->getWeather("CYBW", "Metric");
$icon = $metar->getWeatherIcon($data['condition'], $data['clouds'],
$data['wind'], $data['temperature'],51.083,-114.083);
$fmt = 1;
function chgFmt($flag) {
$flag = (($flag==0)?1:0);
return $flag;
}
$value{"Weather"}{0}{"Icon"} = $icon;
$value{"Weather"}{0}{"Condition"} = ucfirst($data['condition']);
$value{"Weather"}{0}{"Temperature"} = $data['temperature']."°C";
$value{"Weather"}{0}{"Humidity"} = $data['humidity']."%";
$value{"Weather"}{0}{"Wind"} = $data['wind']." kph";
$value{"Weather"}{0}{"Clouds"} = $data['clouds'][0]['amount'];
$output = json_encode($value);
print($output);
?>
The output is some variant of this...
{"Weather":[{"Icon":
34,"Condition":"","Temperature":"13°C","Humidity":"76.7%","Wind":"0
kph","Clouds":"few"}]
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