Add a new webtag

[milos.jirik]

Hi Steve,

is it possible to add to the next edition of Cumulus new web tag <# RCapptemp> to display the current apparent temperature with an decimal point instead of comma?
Thank you

Milos

[steve]

Can I ask what you want it for? It's just that there are usually ways that you can do it for yourself, if using javascript or PHP, for example.

[milos.jirik]

Hi Steve,

in analogy to tags <#RCdew>, <#RCapptempTH> and <#RCapptempTL> I intend to use this tag for further expansion of web pages and other calculations in PHP. It is very difficult to re-insert this parameter to various websites and always bypassing this tag by script.
Thank you again.

Milos

[William Grimsley]

Hi Steve,

is it possible to add to the next edition of Cumulus new web tag <# RCapptemp> to display the current apparent temperature with an decimal point instead of comma?
Thank you

Milos

I thought apparent temperature was displayed as a decimal...

[steve]

Some parts of the world use a comma as their decimal separator, so Cumulus automatically puts commas in values that have decimal parts. But for some purposes (e.g. for javascript and PHP etc) the commas have to be converted to decimal points.

[William Grimsley]

Some parts of the world use a comma as their decimal separator, so Cumulus automatically puts commas in values that have decimal parts. But for some purposes (e.g. for javascript and PHP etc) the commas have to be converted to decimal points.

Oh right. Is that Windows language settings?

[PaulMy]

Oh right. Is that Windows language settings?

To avoid endless unnecessary posting please read the Wiki or help before posting as it says above.

Paul

[William Grimsley]

Oh right. Is that Windows language settings?

To avoid endless unnecessary posting please read the Wiki or help before posting as it says above.

Paul

Ok. Where did anyone say about the Wiki before this post?

[steve]

I intend to use this tag for further expansion of web pages and other calculations in PHP.

So can you not replace the comma in your PHP? As "BT" has done in his Sager forecast scripts - using str_replace(), for example.

[duke]

Wiki

I think the suggestion was to make use of it.........William.

[William Grimsley]

Wiki

I think the suggestion was to make use of it.........William.

Ok. Well, this issue isn't to do with me.

[PaulMy]

Wiki

I think the suggestion was to make use of it.........William.

Ok. Well, this issue isn't to do with me.

YES William the issue is directly to do and about YOU.

And sorry to get this off track for the OP.
Paul

[milos.jirik]

Hi Steve,

solutions like "BT" - using str_replace(), is not the right way. Thank you for all your effort and help, I will solve the problem differently.

Milos