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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.
lol... I never noticed that before !!
Thank you Brian !!!
Agree on the approach. Looking forward to downloading the new script, since the previous Dropbox link has been deleted.
I'd be happy to toss out $5 or $10 to thank you for keeping this silly box, with the misspelled "Humidiy" desktop app, alive for all these years.
I think the way you did it works fine. Since the data is updated frequently, you will never know. It will only be an issue if the data is not refreshed and the display(which only displays 5 days) finally catches up to the 8th day data.
