[horde] Weather.com feed

[Thomas O'Brien]

Well, I feel pretty dumb, but for the archives...

I resolved the issue by adding:
PEAR Package: Cache 1.5.3 or newer (optional)
PEAR Package: DB 1.4 or newer (optional)
PEAR Package: HTTP_Request 1.2 or newer (optional)
PEAR Package: SOAP 0.7.5 or newer (optional)
PEAR Package: XML_Serializer 0.8 or newer (optional)

As well as any dependencies for the above.

The packages are listed as "OPTIONAL" and I assumed that the only
requirement was Services_Weather.

Thanks for the help Rick!

Thomas

-----Original Message-----
From: Rick Emery [mailto:rick at emery.homelinux.net] 
Sent: Wednesday, April 28, 2004 7:41 AM
To: thomas at creativebusinessystems.com
Cc: 'Rick Emery'; horde at lists.horde.org
Subject: RE: [horde] Weather.com feed

Quoting Thomas O'Brien <thomas at creativebusinessystems.com>:

> The zip is 95127 I also tried San Jose, CA.
>
> Thanks for the help.
>
> Thomas

Hmm. It comes up for me.

The best advice I can offer right now is some troubleshooting. What usually
works for me is to add var_dump calls in the code.

For example, I would start by adding:

var_dump($weatherDotCom);

on the line after:

$weatherDotCom = &Services_Weather::service("WeatherDotCom");
(line 104 on my install)

If $weatherDotCom is populated with what appears to be good data, move the
var_dump down and check the next object that gets created/assigned. It's a
little time consuming, but I've been able to fix every problem using this
process.

Good luck, and let me know if I can do anything more, Rick