riccardo cabassi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> After having successfully tested phpweather on my localhost, I found
> out that wind directions were not decoded on the server I am hosted.
> I presume this depends on using different PHP releases.
That's strange - the round() function ought to return an integer...
What version of PHP are you using on your localhost, and on your
remote host?
> Anyway, here a the bug fix:
>
> /* old code */
> $wind_dir_text_array[round($regs[1]/22.5];
> $decoded_metar['wind_dir_text_short'] =
> $wind_dir_text_short_array[round($regs[1]/22.5];
>
> /* new code */
> $ind = intval(round($regs[1]/22.5));
> $decoded_metar['wind_dir_text'] = wind_dir_text_array[$ind];
> $decoded_metar['wind_dir_text_short'] =
> $wind_dir_text_short_array[$ind];
>
> Kind regards
>
> Riccardo Cabassi
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