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It looks like the WAMPSERVER fix is throwing PHP errors on line 99, 120 and 55 for the getweather.php file. I am thinking this might be due to a change in the data string from Weatherbit ???
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Below is an updated version of getweather.php. It works around weatherbit.io changing their free forecasts from 16 days to 7 days.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/nw3e7tznsgt7ncj/getweather.php?dl=0
Post here if you have issues.
Much gratitude here, too. Saved the old getweather.php script on my desktop as getweatherOLD.php for reference and copied my weatherbit.io key from there. Copied, pasted, ran and the 5-Day updated right away.
Was ready to blame a Windows Update for this and glad you were able to find the real root cause. Also glad MSFT lets us work things out this way.
Offer to Zelle or PayPal still good, too.
Brian -
Thanks so much for your work on this….great fix…..very easy directions and file replacement. This little device has become a staple in my house for years now…everyone uses it to see daily high and lows for the week. Thank you again!!!
Brian,
Many thanks in getting the new "getweather" script posted so quickly on this thread.
lol... I never noticed that before !!
