hi every one,

 

guys i have a question, i have a website and i want to put a weather into my website but the problem is i can not find any website that allows me to choose a layout or design of how weather should appear on the web. i want to design a the weather icons and the layout with a ( GRAPHIC PROCESSING ) application then get an HTML code.

 

Please help me if you any one have an idea...

How do you mean "put a weather on my website" ?

 

Do you mean a weather reporting widget or do you mean you want snow or rain or something appearing on the screen?

 

If the latter try Dynamic Drive.

Edited September 18, 201114 yr by nfc212

It doesn't have the flexibility of layout you want, but you can vary the amount of content from basic to quite a lot of weather info

 

Can I change the colour of the Weather Widget, it doesn’t fit the style of my web page?

Only the border colour of the Weather Widget can be changed, the rest should remain in our branded colours.

 

Met Office Weather Widget

i have a website and i want to put a weather into my website but the problem is i can not find any website that allows me to choose a layout or design of how weather should appear on the web. i want to design a the weather icons and the layout with a ( GRAPHIC PROCESSING ) application then get an HTML code.

 

 

Remember computers have no eyes teaching them to see is a lot like braille where you basically poke each pixel one at a time and ask what colour is it? It can be done but it's not easy, slow and a headache to code. But there is an easy way!

 

Find a website that provides an RSS feed for the weather in your area....

http://newsrss.bbc.co.uk/weather/forecast/2576/ObservationsRSS.xml this will give something like this an a lot more information...

 

Temperature: 13°C (55°F), Wind Direction: SW, Wind Speed: 5mph,....etc

 

Pull the string apart using the PHP 'explode' to get at the variables

<?php

// EXPLODE string example

$pizza = "Temperature: 13°C (55°F), Wind Direction: SW, Wind Speed: 5mph,";

$pieces = explode(",", $pizza);

echo $pieces[0]; // Temperature: 13°C (55°F)

echo $pieces[1]; // Wind Direction: SW

 

 

 

Then use IF statements to select your custom images

 

if ($pieces[1] == 'Wind Direction: SW') $wind-pic = 'SW.gif';

if ($pieces[1] == 'Wind Direction: NW') $wind-pic = 'NW.gif';