December 2007
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# Suggested use:
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You need Monthly WD Report files from Weather Display Software,
and they must be located on your web server
http://www.weather-display.com/index.php
This script is designed to be a plugin for
TNET Weather - tws-avgext-script where the date string is used like this:
sample.php?date=200712
http://www.tnetweather.com/tws-avgext-script.php
This is a great addition to a great report script, it can save everyone having to edit the report page every month.
Thanks to Kevin Reed at TNET Weather for offering his scripts
I use it as a plugin on my tws-avgext-script Monthly Weather Reports page
http://www.642weather.com/weather/monthly-stats.php
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# How to use it:
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upload the contents of this file as include-get-month-files.php
in the same directory as your reports page
call it like this from the php page where your drop down list will be:
Note: (make sure to change sample.php to the name of your php page)
##### copy below here #####
##### copy above here #####
*/
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# begin settings
# ##############
# be sure to set the two settings variables below
# enter 4 digit year of your oldest report on your server - example: 2006
$startyear = 2006;
# Location of where the data files are located.
# You may need to change this and it must end with a slash.
# ./ is used if the files are in the same folder as your page with the dropdown list
$webdir = './';
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# end settings
# ##############
if (isset($_REQUEST['sce']) && strtolower($_REQUEST['sce']) == 'view' ) {
//--self downloader --
$filenameReal = __FILE__;
$download_size = filesize($filenameReal);
header('Pragma: public');
header('Cache-Control: private');
header('Cache-Control: no-cache, must-revalidate');
header("Content-type: text/plain");
header("Accept-Ranges: bytes");
header("Content-Length: $download_size");
header('Connection: close');
readfile($filenameReal);
exit;
}
function getmonthfiles() {
global $startyear, $webdir;
# find out how many years do we need to list files for
$thisyear = date('Y');
$yearcount = $thisyear - $startyear;
# Saftey setting incase some goofy year is entered like 200 for $startyear setting
# only allows 20 years in the past maximum.
if($yearcount > 20) $yearcount = 20;
$yearsarray = array();
for ($num=0; $num <= $yearcount; $num++ ) {
$yearsarray[]=$thisyear;
$thisyear--;
}
$monthsarray = array('12' => 'December','11' => 'November','10' => 'October','09' => 'September','08' => 'August','07' => 'July',
'06' => 'June','05' => 'May','04' => 'April','03' => 'March','02' => 'February','01' => 'January');
# $datestring is used to keep the dropdown properly selected
# see if it is there and 6 digits only
# make sure a month selected exists
# input sanity (allow only 6 digits for date query, nothing else)
$defaultdatefound=0;
$datestring = '';
$selected = '';
if ( isset($_GET['date'] ) && preg_match("/^[0-9]{6}$/", $_GET['date']) ) {
if (is_file($webdir.$monthsarray[substr($_GET['date'],4,2)].substr($_GET['date'],0,4).'.htm')) {
$datestring = $_GET['date'];
$defaultdatefound=1;
}
}
# this part properly sorts the files for the dropdown
# start with this year and work back
$count =1;
foreach ($yearsarray as $yk => $yv) {
# start with December and work towards January for each year we are working with
foreach ($monthsarray as $mk => $mv) {
# only files FOUND on the server are included
if(is_file("$webdir$mv$yv.htm")){
# make the default month, the first one we actually have found
# prevents January of a new year not found on Jan 1 because the file was not uploaded
if ($count ==1) $firstdatestring = "$yv$mk";
if ($datestring == "$yv$mk") $selected = ' selected="selected"';
echo ''."\n";
$selected = '';
$count++;
}
}
}
# make the default month, the first one we actually have found
if (!$defaultdatefound) $datestring = $firstdatestring;
return $datestring;
}
?>