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Hi

Nice work

I'm still new in PHP so o wish you can tell me how its work

Hi,

I'll add an example of how to use this class very soon

Thank you
Kevin

Thanks alot for your reply I'll be waiting for the Example you will provid

Sam

Hi,

I didn't take the time to write a nice example but here an example how to play with the class, it's very easy.

<?php
include 'class.weather.php';
$data = new YWeather('UKXX0106', 'c');
$channel = $data->channel();
$item = $data->item();

echo $channel->location->city . <br>;
echo $channel->location->region . <br>;
echo $channel->location->country . <br>;

echo $item->condition->text . <br>;
var_dump($item);
var_dump($channel);
?>

I wrote an example with the interactive shell on my blog

en.pasunclou.com/php/get-the-weathe ...

HI

Thanks for your example i will try it soon

Regards

Samer

How can i get tomorrow forcast with this class

Hi,

To have a better understanding, you need to know how the object is constructed, for this we can use a var_dump

include 'class.weather.php';
$data = new YWeather('UKXX0106', 'c');
$channel = $data->channel();
$item = $data->item();

var_dump($item);

the result:
----
object(stdClass)#9 (2) {
["condition"]=>
object(stdClass)#10 (4) {
["text"]=>
object(SimpleXMLElement)#8 (1) {
[0]=>
string(13) "Light Drizzle"
}
["code"]=>
object(SimpleXMLElement)#11 (1) {
[0]=>
string(1) "9"
....



Now, if I want to get the forecast for tomorow, I use a loop :

include 'class.weather.php';
$data = new YWeather('UKXX0106', 'c');
$channel = $data->channel();
$item = $data->item();
foreach($item->forecast as $key => $value) {
echo $key . " " . $value->text . "\n";
}