Hi there, I just remenbered that this felt into my Inbox some time ago. Perhaps this could help you, Grant? This guy seams to have some luck...
here is a modification to your pretty_print_metar function that will let it work more easily function pretty_print_metar($metar, $location, $direct) { global $strings; - - - - if ($direct) { printf($strings['pretty_print_metar'], $minutes_old, $gmtime, $wind_str, $location, $temp_c, $temp_f, $altimeter_hpa, $altimeter_inhg, $rel_humidity, $sky_str, $visibility, $runway_str, $weather_str, $prec_str, $temp_str); } else { $res=sprintf($strings['pretty_print_metar'], $minutes_old, $gmtime, $wind_str, $location, $temp_c, $temp_f, $altimeter_hpa, $altimeter_inhg, $rel_humidity, $sky_str, $visibility, $runway_str, $weather_str, $prec_str, $temp_str); return $res; } } so if I send something like pretty_print_metar($metar, $location, 1) it does it's normal thing otherwise it returns a string that I can put in my websites themeable layout. You can view it on my web site at http://linux.made-to-order.net/weather.php Unless I here from you shortly I plan to redistribute your program with this modification as a weather module for PHP-Nuke. Thanks for your great program
-- Best regards, Martin Geisler Checkout http://www.gimpster.com for: PHP Weather => Show the current weather on your webpages. PHP Shell => A telnet-connection in a PHP page.
