Looks great and thanks but yea for my site we are scattered all over Australia and no point in having just the 1 location weather showing, so need the option of looking elsewhere, but great idea though thank you.
I keep getting an error that reads.
Warning: fopen(/home/public_html/includes/cron/extras/weather.txt) [function.fopen]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /includes/cron/extras/weather.php on line 75
Warning: fwrite(): supplied argument is not a valid stream resource in /includes/cron/extras/weather.php on line 76
Warning: fclose(): supplied argument is not a valid stream resource in /includes/cron/extras/weather.php on line 77
Installed and works great! I wonder, though, is it at all possible to have multiple location capability, or even like Doctor Death was asking, be able to use a field? We already have a zip code field on my website, would be awesome to be able to use that with this product.
I keep getting an error that reads.
Warning: fopen(/home/public_html/includes/cron/extras/weather.txt) [function.fopen]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /includes/cron/extras/weather.php on line 75
Warning: fwrite(): supplied argument is not a valid stream resource in /includes/cron/extras/weather.php on line 76
Warning: fclose(): supplied argument is not a valid stream resource in /includes/cron/extras/weather.php on line 77
The description for Weather File is a little misleading... it should read:
Enter into this box the full server path to the weather.txt file and make sure you change the weather.txt file to have 777 permissions. Note that a server path is not an HTTP link. Example: /home/username/public_html/domain/forum/includes/cron/extras/weather.txt
Where "username" is the username you use to login to your backend control panel for your web server, cpanel, for example. I kept getting the same error, so I did a search of all of my settings that had "public_html" in it, and found a little better explanation under the Error Handling and Logging section.
The description for Weather File is a little misleading... it should read:
Enter into this box the full server path to the weather.txt file and make sure you change the weather.txt file to have 777 permissions. Note that a server path is not an HTTP link. Example: /home/username/public_html/domain/forum/includes/cron/extras/weather.txt
Where "username" is the username you use to login to your backend control panel for your web server, cpanel, for example. I kept getting the same error, so I did a search of all of my settings that had "public_html" in it, and found a little better explanation under the Error Handling and Logging section.
Thanks meissenation, I'll give this a better look over to see where I went wrong....