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The script below runs this website:

http://www.alabamaweather.org/beta/places/textversion/metar_text.php?icao=KBHM

Open that page and you get a line of text which is what I want however I need the script below edited

to let me add another METAR station to the end of the URL. The URL above as KBHM at the very end, thats one METAR station, now I would like to have it like: KBHM,KGLD,KTCL and so on and for every METAR station I add the output adds the info on a new line.

 

Example:

Current:

http://www.alabamaweather.org/beta/places/textversion/metar_text.php?icao=KBHM

When viewed you see:

33.5667,-86.75,1,89°F,KBHM-AL\nTemp: 89°F  31.7°C\nHeat Index: 92°F  33°C\nDewpoint: 67°F  19.4°C\nHumidity: 48.2%\nHumidity Index: 101.5°F  38.6°C\nWind: 270 @ 5.8 MPH\nPressure: 30.04" 1017mb\nVisibility: 9.0 Miles\nWx/Sky: /\nCloud Height:  FT

 

 

Now, what I would like it do is:

http://www.alabamaweather.org/beta/places/textversion/metar_text.php?icao=KBHM,KTCL,ECT...

Which would display the aditional data...

33.5667,-86.75,1,89°F,KBHM-AL\nTemp: 89°F  31.7°C\nHeat Index: 92°F  33°C\nDewpoint: 67°F  19.4°C\nHumidity: 48.2%\nHumidity Index: 101.5°F  38.6°C\nWind: 270 @ 5.8 MPH\nPressure: 30.04" 1017mb\nVisibility: 9.0 Miles\nWx/Sky: /\nCloud Height:  FT

 

33.2167,-87.6167,1,89°F,KTCL-AL\nTemp: 89°F  31.7°C\nHeat Index: 94°F  34°C\nDewpoint: 69°F  20.6°C\nHumidity: 51.9%\nHumidity Index: 103.3°F  39.6°C\nWind: 190 @ 4.6 MPH\nPressure: 30.00" 1016mb\nVisibility: 10.0 Miles\nWx/Sky: /\nCloud Height:  FT

 

Here is the script:

 

<?php
header('Content-type: text/plain');

$authcode = ' AUTH CODE';
$fontdir = "/home/alabamaw/public_html/beta/places/font/";

error_reporting(0);

$icao = isset($HTTP_GET_VARS["icao"]) ? $HTTP_GET_VARS["icao"] : "0";
if (!preg_match('/^\w\w\w\w$/',$icao)) {
exit;
}

$buildit = 0;
$txt = "$tmpdir/current-$icao.txt";
if (file_exists($txt)) {
$mtime = filemtime($txt);
// cache every 10 minutes
$time = time()-30;
if ($mtime < $time) {
$buildit = 1;
}
} else {
$buildit = 1;
}
if ($buildit) {
ignore_user_abort(true);
$text = BuildText();
print $text;
}

///////////////////////////////////////////////////

function BuildText() {

global $icao,$authcode,$short_name;

// Get URL of data based on state above

$lines = file("http://places.allisonhouse.com/data/$authcode/raw/sfcobs/ascii.php?icaos=$icao");

foreach ($lines as $line) {
if (!preg_match("/^;/",$line)) {
$parsed = explode('#',$line);
}
}

if (!isset($parsed)) {
return ;
}
echo($parsed[2]);
echo ",";
echo($parsed[3]);
echo ",";
echo "1";
echo ",";
list($temp_f,$temp_c) = explode('/',$parsed[13]);
echo "$temp_f";
echo "°";
echo "F";
echo ",";
echo($parsed[0]);
echo "-";
echo($parsed[1]);
echo "\\n";
echo "Temp:";
list($temp_f,$temp_c) = explode('/',$parsed[13]);
echo " $temp_f";
echo "°F";
list($temp_f,$temp_c) = explode('/',$parsed[13]);
echo " $temp_c";
echo "°C";
echo "\\n";
echo "Heat Index: ";
list($hdx_f,$hdx_c) = explode('/',$parsed[18]);
echo "$hdx_f";
echo "°F";
list($hdx_f,$hdx_c) = explode('/',$parsed[18]);
echo " $hdx_c";
echo "°C";
echo "\\n";
echo "Dewpoint:";
list($dew_f,$dew_c) = explode('/',$parsed[14]);
echo " $dew_f";
echo "°F";
list($dew_f,$dew_c) = explode('/',$parsed[14]);
echo " $dew_c";
echo "°C";
echo "\\n";
echo "Humidity: ";
echo($parsed[16]);
echo "%";
echo "\\n";
echo "Humidity Index: ";
list($HI_f,$HI_c) = explode('/',$parsed[19]);
echo "$HI_f";
echo "°F";
list($HI_f,$HI_c) = explode('/',$parsed[19]);
echo " $HI_c";
echo "°C";
echo "\\n";
echo "Wind: ";
list($wind_dir,$wind_knots,$wind_mps,$wind_mph) = explode('/',$parsed[9]);
echo "$wind_dir";
echo " @";
echo " $wind_mph";
echo " MPH\\n";
echo "Pressure:";
list($pressure,$b,$c,$d)=explode('/',$parsed[15]);
echo " $pressure";
echo"\"";
list($pressure,$b,$c,$d)=explode('/',$parsed[15]);
echo " $c";
echo"mb";
echo "\\n";
echo "Visibility:";
list($visibility_miles,$visibility_ft,$visibility_km,$visibility_meter) = explode('/',$parsed[10]);
echo " $visibility_miles";
echo " Miles";
echo "\\n";
echo "Wx/Sky: ";
echo($parsed[11]);
echo "\\n";
echo "Cloud Height: ";
list($ceiling_ft,$ceiling_meter)=explode('/',$parsed[12]);
echo "$ceiling_ft";
echo " FT";
}
?>

 

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try

<?php
header('Content-type: text/plain');

$authcode = ' AUTH CODE';
$fontdir = "/home/alabamaw/public_html/beta/places/font/";

error_reporting(0);

$icao_array = isset($HTTP_GET_VARS["icao"]) ? explode(',',$HTTP_GET_VARS["icao"]) : array();
foreach($icao_array as $icao){
if (!preg_match('/^\w\w\w\w$/',$icao)) {
exit;
}

$buildit = 0;
$txt = "$tmpdir/current-$icao.txt";
if (file_exists($txt)) {
$mtime = filemtime($txt);
// cache every 10 minutes
$time = time()-30;
if ($mtime < $time) {
$buildit = 1;
}
} else {
$buildit = 1;
}
if ($buildit) {
ignore_user_abort(true);
$text = BuildText();
print $text;
}
}

TFD3 Member

TFD3

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didnt work :(

 

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '=' in /home2/alabamaw/public_html/beta/places/textversion/metar_text.php on line 4

 

<?php
header('Content-type: text/plain');

$authcode = 'code';
$fontdir = "/home/alabamaw/public_html/beta/places/font/";

error_reporting(0);

$icao_array = isset($HTTP_GET_VARS["icao"]) ? explode(',',$HTTP_GET_VARS["icao"]) : array();
foreach($icao_array as $icao){
if (!preg_match('/^\w\w\w\w$/',$icao)) {
exit;
}

$buildit = 0;
$txt = "$tmpdir/current-$icao.txt";
if (file_exists($txt)) {
$mtime = filemtime($txt);
// cache every 10 minutes
$time = time()-30;
if ($mtime < $time) {
$buildit = 1;
}
} else {
$buildit = 1;
}
if ($buildit) {
ignore_user_abort(true);
$text = BuildText();
print $text;
}
}

///////////////////////////////////////////////////

function BuildText() {

global $icao,$authcode,$short_name;

// Get URL of data based on state above

$lines = file("http://places.allisonhouse.com/data/$authcode/raw/sfcobs/ascii.php?icaos=$icao");

foreach ($lines as $line) {
if (!preg_match("/^;/",$line)) {
$parsed = explode('#',$line);
}
}

if (!isset($parsed)) {
return ;
}
echo($parsed[2]);
echo ",";
echo($parsed[3]);
echo ",";
echo "1";
echo ",";
list($temp_f,$temp_c) = explode('/',$parsed[13]);
echo "$temp_f";
echo "°";
echo "F";
echo ",";
echo($parsed[0]);
echo "-";
echo($parsed[1]);
echo "\\n";
echo "Temp:";
list($temp_f,$temp_c) = explode('/',$parsed[13]);
echo " $temp_f";
echo "°F";
list($temp_f,$temp_c) = explode('/',$parsed[13]);
echo " $temp_c";
echo "°C";
echo "\\n";
echo "Heat Index: ";
list($hdx_f,$hdx_c) = explode('/',$parsed[18]);
echo "$hdx_f";
echo "°F";
list($hdx_f,$hdx_c) = explode('/',$parsed[18]);
echo " $hdx_c";
echo "°C";
echo "\\n";
echo "Dewpoint:";
list($dew_f,$dew_c) = explode('/',$parsed[14]);
echo " $dew_f";
echo "°F";
list($dew_f,$dew_c) = explode('/',$parsed[14]);
echo " $dew_c";
echo "°C";
echo "\\n";
echo "Humidity: ";
echo($parsed[16]);
echo "%";
echo "\\n";
echo "Humidity Index: ";
list($HI_f,$HI_c) = explode('/',$parsed[19]);
echo "$HI_f";
echo "°F";
list($HI_f,$HI_c) = explode('/',$parsed[19]);
echo " $HI_c";
echo "°C";
echo "\\n";
echo "Wind: ";
list($wind_dir,$wind_knots,$wind_mps,$wind_mph) = explode('/',$parsed[9]);
echo "$wind_dir";
echo " @";
echo " $wind_mph";
echo " MPH\\n";
echo "Pressure:";
list($pressure,$b,$c,$d)=explode('/',$parsed[15]);
echo " $pressure";
echo"\"";
list($pressure,$b,$c,$d)=explode('/',$parsed[15]);
echo " $c";
echo"mb";
echo "\\n";
echo "Visibility:";
list($visibility_miles,$visibility_ft,$visibility_km,$visibility_meter) = explode('/',$parsed[10]);
echo " $visibility_miles";
echo " Miles";
echo "\\n";
echo "Wx/Sky: ";
echo($parsed[11]);
echo "\\n";
echo "Cloud Height: ";
list($ceiling_ft,$ceiling_meter)=explode('/',$parsed[12]);
echo "$ceiling_ft";
echo " FT";
}
?>

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TFD3

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ok the script worked but its all showing up on one line.

I would like to see if I can get them on seperate lines.

 

Like

 

33.2167,-87.6167,1,84°F,KBHM-AL\nTemp: 84°F  28.9°C\nHeat Index: 90°F

33.2167,-87.6167,1,84°F,KTCL-AL\nTemp: 84°F  28.9°C\nHeat Index: 90°F

33.2167,-87.6167,1,84°F,KGLD-AL\nTemp: 84°F  28.9°C\nHeat Index: 90°F

 

and so on...

 

??

 

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