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JimmyL
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I've been using the following statement for the last year to get the current temperature from:
mobile.wunderground.com/cgi-bin/findweather/getForecast?bran d=mobile&query=35661
ph_regexsnap('<tr><td>Temperature</td>~255 <b>\(.+\)</b>°F'," [LOCAL1]",1,0)
It quit working a few days ago. I believe Pete provided my with this program. They probably changed something on the website but I don't know where to start to fix it. Can someone provide the answer?
I have PH announce the temperature, etc. through our Russound whole house stereo system - it's my wife's favorite feature so I've got to get it working again to keep her happy.
Thanks
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I noticed this, too. Guess I should figure it out. ;)
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Same issue here.
This worked for me:
ph_regexsnap('<tr><td>Temperature</td>~255 <b>\(.+\)
</b>°F',"[LOCAL1]",1,0)
Got tired of hearing:
"The temperature is Syntax Error"!
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That looks to be the same?
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JimmyL
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Noel - Tried your suggestion but it didn't work for me. Still returns a blank field.
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The forum software converted the code:
Here is what it should be -
ph_regexsnap('<tr><td>Temperature</td>~255 <b>\(.+\)</b>&
deg;F',"[LOCAL1]",1,0)
Take out the space between & and deg - I had to put it in
to get it to post correctly here.
That should do it.
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So Noel, the only reason it quit was because of the different °?
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I think I might have made 1 other change as well. Perhaps
putting quotes around a subsequent local variable, but I'm
not certain.
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Hmm. That worked, thanks!
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Works for me too.
Thanks
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Thanks… The only change I saw was the definition of degree "176:F."
BTW I’m testing a new Weather Alert that uses the new beta weather site since the old one went south as predicted. By the time they get off of beta I should be done. Trying now to make Tornado real alerts.
Edited by BeachBum - February 01 2011 at 21:20
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well the same thin has happened to me. temp no lnger works and I have no clue how to fix it. any chance there will be a new complete link. so even us noobs can just copy and paste for success thanks
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Just paste the ph_regexsnap above in place of yours.
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I'm new in here, Hope to enjoy this forum.
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Huh....still getting a goose egg on this. Here's the REGXSNAP statement I'm using (from above - note I copied it "as is" and the "& deg;" shows up as a degree symbol...but the line is correct in PH);
ph_regexsnap('<tr><td>Temperature</td>~255 <b>\(.+\)</b>°F',"[LOCAL1]",1,0)
...and here is the section of code from which it *should* be snapping:
<tr><td>Temperature</td>
<td>
<span class="nowrap"><b>33.6</b>°F</span>
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<span class="nowrap"><b>0.9</b>°C</span>
</td>
</tr>
<tr><td>Windchill</td>
<td>
<span class="nowrap"><b>34</b>°F</span>
/
<span class="nowrap"><b>1</b>°C</span>
</td></tr>
<tr><td>Humidity</td>
What have I boogered up this time...? :)
-S
Edited by syonker - March 13 2011 at 09:43
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Scratch that - for some reason it up and started working....not sure why, but don't care. :)
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Ok, this thing went back to blank nothing dead again, and I've been up and down the forums, through the HTML generated by Weather Underground, and over the ph_regexsnap() function description with a fine-toothed comb. I have put in two other versions of "GET WEATHER" just to see what's up, and still nothing. Now I need a second set of eyes. Here is a snap of the macro:
Any ideas what the obviously simple problem is?
Regards,
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Oh...and I disabled line 70 and 80 for testing in this snap...checked or not, makes no diff.
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Kind of surprised noone has chimed in on this yet...so just pinging the group again. See anything obvious wrong with my GET WEATHER macro in the screen snap above? I'm getting a "blank" in my CURTEM global variable.
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syonker,
I am very new to Powerhome, especially any macro attempt to interact with the web, so bear with me. I also get a blank value from the ph_regexsnap. While troubleshooting I took the output of the ph_geturl to the WUM site and stored it in a global variable. When I ran the macro I noticed that the complete html for the result wasn't there. It appeared to be truncated. So, thinking it was just something to do with the screen display of something that long, I wrote the geturl output out to a file like your "skipped" line. Again, this confirmed that the complete html is not there, it appears to be truncated. The "Temperature" line is not in the file. This might be me, and the noobie factor, but check it out. Is there a limit that is getting exceeded? I am using PH 2.14
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