i just had a bad night with a lot electrical cuts, so it messed up my wind data.
to corret so many hours, i used notepad2 http://www.flos-freeware.ch/notepad2.html
it’s open source and very handy and small. i find it more easy to correct data with this notepad, then this one shiped in windows.
hey thanks, i downloaded Softvark, as it is not to big, looks good !
Softvark, by the way> your weatherpage looks very very smart.
can i ask you how you dit this?
can you give us a hand to archive things like this???
best regards
vossen
I take the xml feed from WD and put it into a SQL server database. Once it's in there I'm free to do what I like with it. The web pages are just asp.net pages querying the database. You could just as easily use the mysql database output from WD and then use php to query the database and format your webpages. Either way you need to know a server side web language such as asp, asp.net or php.
another alternative, if you are not as smart as Julian is to place the XML data directly into a web page.
Problem is it only works for IE as far as I can tell. But hey its better than nothing.
The left margin of my page is done like that. Beware XML data doesnt always agree with other data in the system. My max gust is shown as 39.1 in the XML data. But WDL (from clientrawextra) says 36mph
I take the xml feed from WD and put it into a SQL server database. Once it's in there I'm free to do what I like with it. The web pages are just asp.net pages querying the database. You could just as easily use the mysql database output from WD and then use php to query the database and format your webpages. Either way you need to know a server side web language such as asp, asp.net or php.
Julian
is there a good source anywhere for learning ASP or PHP Julian? Preferably free!!
It may be easy for you but it all goes right over my head - but it sounds worth learning to do great websites.
is there a good source anywhere for learning ASP or PHP Julian? Preferably free!!
The best place for free is the internet - there is a wealth of resources for asp.net and php, but it depends how you like to learn. I started, many years ago, by buying a book (I personally like the Wrox ones) and working through it on the daily commute. If you want to learn asp.net then try http://www.gotdotnet.com or http://www.asp.net. However most ISPs don't offer or will charge for .net hosting which means that php may be a better option.