Hi there,
I've send a file to Martin which'll handle postgres support.
It hasn't been tested... yet, but hopefully some other guy could do that
(you see, I don't have a working installation of Postgres and php).
I think Martin will put up a beta package soon (right Martin?).
See ya'll, and rep
Hi,
[Sorry Fred, made a mistake and didn't mail the list :-)]
Why don't you just use the array you got from calling decode_metar ??
IMHO it would be more easy to type $myarray['station'] instead of
looping through the entire array and then store the vars in other
varnames.
Just a thought ;-)
/
Thats quite okay... I guess that's what's this list is for anyway.
Helping eachother out, when phpWeather causes trouble :-)
/Kristian
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Some people have been asking how to print fx only a limited set of info,
instead of printing the huge text pretty_print does.
Perhaps someone should consider writing a doc, or something of the
different info bits decode_metar returns. With this in hand, it would be
quite easy to print only
Well, as as I can see, the site you're refering to does exactly what
phpweather does... gets info about the station and parses it.
The station locaters are the same as those used in phpweather, and you
should therefore be able to type in and use any station used by your
referring site in phpweath
You bet it is!
I just received a mail like that one... and opened it on a windows
machine
I think the virus tries to delete your windows dir, that's what it tried
on mine.
/Kristian
* GYULAI Mihaly ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Probably you'll also receive a big (2..3 MB?) mail from an unknown
>
