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rogerpride · Apr 25 '07, 07:03 AM

disregard that last post please.

rogerpride · Apr 25 '07, 06:53 AM

Well you'll ideally use Apache or IIS, not both. If it is going to go on a windows box, test it out first on your workstation.

rogerpride · Apr 25 '07, 06:37 AM

if your user inputs the month and year, use this:

$lastday = date("d", mktime(0, 0, 0, $month +1, 0, $year));
echo $lastday;

adding 1 to the month and setting the day at 0 forces date() to subtract a day, giving you the last day of the given month.

if you want the number of days in the current month modify it like this:

$month = date("n");
$year = date("Y");...

rogerpride · Apr 25 '07, 06:09 AM

The easiest way is to probably use the HTML <iframe> tag. That is if you really want to "embed" the other php page into the main php page.

<iframe src="navigator. php" scrolling="auto "></iframe>

file() is good for getting non-php files like xml, text and other stuff like that, but probably not for what you want here. Check out php.net for function descriptions.
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rogerpride · Apr 24 '07, 03:44 PM

The national weather service offers current conditions in either XML or RSS. Here's the link.

http://www.weather.gov/data/current_obs/

I use the php curl() function to write the XML file to my web server and then parse it with javascript.

Try something like this:

function get_weather() {

$ch = curl_init();

curl_setopt($ch , CURLOPT_URL, "XML URL");...

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