Mike Pietruk wrote:
Now, what we would need to know next from whoever at GWMicro wrote this
script is this:
are Wunderground parameters set by the script or how they happen to be on
your pc?
That would be me. WoN parses the HTML page that comes back when entering
a location. In that HTML, there's a link to the XML source for the
weather conditions of that location. Using the Windows WinHTTP object, I
download that XML, parse the condition information, and present that
(either by speaking it, or displaying it in a dialog, depending on which
command you choose). No special parameters are passed when retrieving
the initial HTML, so whatever the defaults WU uses are what I get back.
If there's some way to designate how the search results should return, I
can investigate passing those along with the location, and perhaps that
would return a different result.
Aaron
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