PHP Day-file Monthly Climatical Table

[6719jason]

usermap is updated.

Thanks Kevin

Slightly off topic but...I have been scratching my head all day trying to get this to work.

You know the PHP Day-file Monthly Climatical Table - No MySQL Script you made....
I can get it to display the current months data no problem within my website but...when I try and get it to display another month I get error messages and so on.
I used the following to include it <?php include ("./dayfile.php?y=2010m=01"); ?> But this simply doesnt work?
What Am I doing wrong?
My site works on the following template system...Template_Content / Monthly / content.php
I have set up a non working example of the problem... http://www.weeleyweather.co.uk/?page=Feb2010
Yet...the file dayfile.php sits in the main directory?

[6719jason]

David/Daj - Could you please update my URL on the Wiki Weather Gadget to http://www.weeleyweather.co.uk

Done

I much prefer the new URL

Oh Me too

2 Year Deal - Domain Redirect and .co.uk for £13 which isnt too bad and I could pay via PayPal.

[TNETWeather]

usermap is updated.

I used the following to include it <?php include ("./dayfile.php?y=2010m=01"); ?> But this simply doesnt work?
What Am I doing wrong?

Wrong format. should be:

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<?php include ("./dayfile.php?y=2010&m=01"); ?>

& between the year and the month indicators.

Leading zero on the month is not needed but works both ways.

[6719jason]

Wrong format. should be:

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<?php include ("./dayfile.php?y=2010&m=01"); ?>

& between the year and the month indicators.

Leading zero on the month is not needed but works both ways.

Thanks Kevin.

I did as you suggested and it unfortunately made no difference at all

I can grant temporary access to my server for you if that would be easier?

[TNETWeather]

There is nothing wrong with the dayfile.php script as these work just fine...

http://www.weeleyweather.co.uk/dayfile.php?y=2010&m=1

http://www.weeleyweather.co.uk/dayfile.php?y=2010&m=2

The problem must be in your script that is calling the dayfile.php script.

[6719jason]

I see.

Thanks Kevin. I can now see that they work fine outside of my Template System.

In your opinion, what is the best way of integrating in Tables into my website?

[TNETWeather]

Not knowing anything about how your website works, I don't know.

The error

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected $end, expecting T_VARIABLE or T_DOLLAR_OPEN_CURLY_BRACES or T_CURLY_OPEN in C:\xampp\htdocs\weather\template_content\Feb2010\content.php on line 6

Clearly is stating what it sees wrong.

On line 6 of the

C:\xampp\htdocs\weather\template_content\Feb2010\content.php

file it sees an syntax error with an unexpected end.

This typically is caused by a missing brace.

[6719jason]

Not knowing anything about how your website works, I don't know.

The error

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected $end, expecting T_VARIABLE or T_DOLLAR_OPEN_CURLY_BRACES or T_CURLY_OPEN in C:\xampp\htdocs\weather\template_content\Feb2010\content.php on line 6

Clearly is stating what it sees wrong.

On line 6 of the

C:\xampp\htdocs\weather\template_content\Feb2010\content.php

file it sees an syntax error with an unexpected end.

This typically is caused by a missing brace.

I see....Im not sure why it is stating that as this is the code from the content.php file:

<div id="main-copy">
<?php include ("./dayfile.php?y=2010&m=02"); ?>
</div> <!--END MAIN Div -->

[TNETWeather]

Not knowing anything about how your website works, I don't know.

I see....Im not sure why it is stating that as this is the code from the content.php file:

<div id="main-copy">
<?php include ("./dayfile.php?y=2010&m=02"); ?>
</div> <!--END MAIN Div -->

A script located in C:\xampp\htdocs\weather\template_content\Feb2010\content.php with a relative addressed location of ./dayfile.php .... is pointing at

C:\xampp\htdocs\weather\template_content\Feb2010

Not

C:\xampp\htdocs\weather\template_content

You might be better using direct addressing instead.

<?php include ("C:/xampp/htdocs/weather/template_content/dayfile.php?y=2010&m=02"); ?>

or where ever the actual physical location of the dayfile.php is.

[6719jason]

A script located in C:\xampp\htdocs\weather\template_content\Feb2010\content.php with a relative addressed location of ./dayfile.php .... is pointing at

C:\xampp\htdocs\weather\template_content\Feb2010

Not

C:\xampp\htdocs\weather\template_content

You might be better using direct addressing instead.

<?php include ("C:/xampp/htdocs/weather/template_content/dayfile.php?y=2010&m=02"); ?>

or where ever the actual physical location of the dayfile.php is.

Thanks for that Kevin.

I tried as you suggested and unfortunatly despite pointing directly to the file, it still gave an error