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[steve]

"<?php echo $ByMonthWindHT mon=2 format="'day' dd, yyyy 'at' hh:mm"; ?>"

You can't use the 'mon=2' parameter with a PHP variable; it's Cumulus which understands that, not PHP. You have to use the parameter when you set the PHP variable from the web tag, like Graeme has done here: https://cumulus.hosiene.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=7359

[duke]

So, if I've got this right (and it is still early) my first 2 lines should be (removed time/date format for now):

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  hightemp = ["<?php echo $JanTempH; ?>","<?php echo $FebTempH; ?>","<?php echo $MarTempH; ?>","<?php echo $AprTempH; ?>","<?php echo $MayTempH; ?>","<?php echo $JunTempH; ?>","<?php echo $JulTempH; ?>","<?php echo $AugTempH; ?>","<?php echo $SepTempH; ?>","<?php echo $OctTempH; ?>","<?php echo $NovTempH; ?>","<?php echo $DecTempH; ?>"],

    hightempT = ["<?php echo $JanTempHT; ?>","<?php echo $FebTempHT; ?>","<?php echo $MarTempHT; ?>","<?php echo $AprTempHT; ?>","<?php echo $MayTempHT; ?>","<?php echo $JunTempHT; ?>","<?php echo $JulTempHT; ?>","<?php echo $AugTempHT; ?>","<?php echo $sepTempHT; ?>","<?php echo $OctTempHT; ?>","<?php echo $NovTempHT; ?>","<?php echo $DecTempHT; ?>"],
   

[steve]

Yes, that looks about right. But note that PHP variable names are case sensitive:

"<?php echo $sepTempHT; ?>

[beteljuice]

@duke

Looks like you are mixing up JS and php array definitions.

I think it should be more like:

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<?php
echo "hightemp = new Array ('" .$JanTempH. "','" .$FebTempH. "','" .$MarTempH. "','" .... "','" .$DecTempH. "');";

// OR

echo "hightemp = new Array (\"" .$JanTempH. "\",\"" .$FebTempH. "\",\"" .$MarTempH. "\",\"" .... "\",\"" .$DecTempH. "\");";

// but of course your php tags should already have been created as an inlude file eg.

// $FebTempH = '<#ByMonthTempH mon=2>';

?>

But the beteljuice has been lacking clarity lately

Edit: missing a quote - fixed

[duke]

Firstly, thanks Steve / beteljuice for your help but this is really getting the better of me .

beteljuice, I tried both your examples but both produce a syntax error.

Steve, the webtags by GraemeT are capitalized as

$JanTempH = '<#ByMonthTempH mon=1>';

The 2 lines I have shown above allow the page to load without errors but show no figures. The tags work ok because if I paste them anywhere else on the page they produce a figure. HERE

Any other ideas guys before I conceed and wait for someone else to convert?

Duke

[steve]

Steve, the webtags by GraemeT are capitalized as

$JanTempH = '<#ByMonthTempH mon=1>';

yes, and one of yours (the one I quoted) wasn't capitalised correctly.

The 2 lines I have shown above allow the page to load without errors but show no figures.

Your last variable declaration ends with a comma rather than a semicolon.

[duke]

yes, and one of yours (the one I quoted) wasn't capitalised correctly.

OOpps, sorry steve, missed that.

Your last variable declaration ends with a comma rather than a semicolon.

And my hat off to you, spot on. seems to working now, just a "few" more webtags to change .

Thanks for sticking with me guys.

Duke

[beteljuice]

@ duke

I missed a quote (edited and fixed)
But the 'values' which are numeric can lose one set of enclosing quotes altogether:

Test for code below

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<?php

$JanTempH = 1.0;
$FebTempH = 2.0;
$MarTempH = 3.0;
$DecTempH = 12.0;

echo "hightemp = new Array ('" .$JanTempH. "','" .$FebTempH. "','" .$MarTempH. "','" .$DecTempH. "');<br />";
echo "hightemp = new Array (" .$JanTempH. "," .$FebTempH. "," .$MarTempH. "," .$DecTempH. ");";
?>

Outputs:

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hightemp = new Array ('1','2','3','12');
hightemp = new Array (1,2,3,12);

[duke]

So as not to hog this thread and some what off topic anyway. New thread here.

Duke