WU temperature under icon?

[William Grimsley]

Hi Ken,

Is it possible, like all the other icons on the site, except the one under the data head "Forecast", to put the "High of 7" underneath it?

I tried this. I changed:

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for ($i=$startIcon;$i<$finIcon;$i++) {
		$ni = $doRTL?$numIconsInFoldedRow-1-$i+$startIcon+$k:$i;  
	    print "<td style=\"width: $wdth%;\">" . img_replace($WUforecasticon[$ni],$WUforecastcond[$ni],$WUforecastpop[$ni]) . "</td>\n";

To

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for ($i=$startIcon;$i<$finIcon;$i++) {
		$ni = $doRTL?$numIconsInFoldedRow-1-$i+$startIcon+$k:$i;  
	    print "<td style=\"width: $wdth%;\">" . img_replace($WUforecasticon[$ni],$WUforecastcond[$ni],$WUforecastpop[$ni],$WUforecasttemp[$ni]) . "</td>\n";

But, that just added another "High of 7" onto the bottom icons that already had "High of 7"

Please help,

Thanks

William

[saratogaWX]

I'm not sure why you think modifying the support script (WU-forecast.php) would be the best approach to solving the issue you've ascertained, because for future maintainability of your site, it is the last place to modify to achieve the desired effect without altering other parts of your site's display.

If the issue is with the presentation of one area in ajax-dashboard.php, then that is likely the place to make the modification and use the data that is available.

The ajax-dashboard.php has

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          <td align="center" valign="middle">
		    <table border="0" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0">
              <tr>
                <td class="data1" align="center" style="font-size: 8pt; border:none;text-align: center">
				  <?php print $forecasticons[1]; ?>
			   </td>
              </tr>
            </table>
		  </td>

to present the Forecast area. Changing it to

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          <td align="center" valign="middle">
		    <table border="0" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0">
              <tr>
                <td class="data1" align="center" style="font-size: 8pt; border:none;text-align: center">
				  <?php print $forecasticons[1]; ?><br/><?php print $forecasttemp[1]; ?>
			   </td>
              </tr>
            </table>
		  </td>

would do what you want (as is already done near the bottom of the page in the Weather Forecast area).

[William Grimsley]

Hi Ken,

Yes, I was looking at the WU-forecast.php file to see what I wanted was possible. But, I didn't look at the ajax-dashboard file which is stupid of me, as that was where the obvious answer was!

Sorry, I'm still not with the <?php print ?> bit yet!

Also, thanks for the code! That worked!

Thanks for you help,

William