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| Submitted on: 4/24/2000 7:28:50 PM
By: fishoutawata
Level: Intermediate
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By 16 Users
Compatibility:VB 5.0, VB 6.0
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| | | Get the Current Weather Conditions for any city in the United States.
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4/24/2000 7:35:33 PM:Chris
This is really cool i think
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4/24/2000 8:01:50 PM:Hello Ralphie
This is the best Coding I have ever
seen! Very Clean!
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4/24/2000 8:07:25 PM:rokinroj
Wow! What is this guy doing submitting
free source code...he should be a
professional. Totally awesome!!
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4/24/2000 8:14:36 PM:ztron
Very clean code, and a nice program. I
did not know there is such thing as
"... As New MSXML.XMLHTTPRequest"; so
I really learn something new with this
one. Thanks for sharing this knowledge
with us. Keep up the good work.
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4/24/2000 8:20:26 PM:fishoutawata
I've uploaded a small fix. Original
code would bomb if the city had no wind
to report. Should work now. :)
BTW.
Thanks for all the great feedback :)
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4/24/2000 9:03:40 PM:John
Exellent
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4/24/2000 9:44:03 PM:MrCoder
I seem to be missing
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4/24/2000 11:29:25 PM:Tyler Robbins
This is amazing, can u make one that
does the forecast?
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4/24/2000 11:36:15 PM:fishoutawata
Tyler,
Funny you asked for the
forecast i'm working on it right now
:). Thanks for the Comments :)
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4/25/2000 5:52:22 AM:Marc
By chance do you live in Bakersfield ?
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4/25/2000 10:46:17 AM:fishoutawata
Marc,
Yeah I'm originally from
Bakersfield, so i thought i would throw
in a plug for my hometown when I make
the screenshot :)
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4/25/2000 11:07:04 AM:Chyld of God
i can't get this to work, probably
because i have vb5. if there is
another reason, please let me know. i
get an error message at the
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4/25/2000 11:08:16 AM:Chyld of God
whoops, quotes... i get the error at
the 'As New MSXML.XMLHTTPRequest'
thingy... great program idea, and i
hope i can get it to work.
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4/25/2000 1:44:01 PM:fishoutawata
Chyld of God,
The error is comming
from the version of the xml parser on
your machine.. The Program was written
with version 2 of the msxml.dll which
installs when you install the latest
version of IE (ver 5). You can also
get the files from microsofts website.
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4/27/2000 3:29:17 PM:ElMatador
Pretty clean program. Perfect
Illustration of how to parse an HTML
page. Excellent Code structure and
program flow. :)
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4/28/2000 2:51:41 PM:Sassywm
I think you did a great job. I have a
question on your code if you could
please email me back @
sassywm@hotmail.com
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5/4/2000 6:11:43 PM:Ace315
I need some DLL file! send it to
tc_315@hotmail.com
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5/24/2000 1:00:22 PM:James
This works great, except in Oklahoma
City for today on www.weather.com
showed a "-" instead of 0 MPH, so the
code had an error on it. But then again
you're not making the program for us,
you're showing us how it works.
Excellent code, something I wanted to
know how to do and now I do. I wrote
something like this, but I didn't know
about MSXML or even InStr!
The
Contest Winner award? You totally
deserved it. Congrats and thank you.
Maybe someday I'll put some of my
own code samples in here.
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7/1/2000 8:26:13 PM:Jim
Great code!!
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7/29/2000 2:52:56 AM:Bobby
I get that "ObjHTTP As New
MSXML.XMLHTTPREQUEST" error also. I
assume it's because of the outdated
.DLL file. You mentioned. I am having
a hard time finding that .DLL.....Can
someone help me???
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7/29/2000 12:22:08 PM:John Doe
Can somenoe help me with the
MSXML.DLL....I keep getting
errors...This seems to be a great code,
hope I can get it to work.
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8/5/2000 9:04:09 PM:LaborSpy
The wind fix that you spoke of does not
work! Can you help me out with a fix?
A great program.
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8/11/2000 1:16:51 PM:James
Oops, found another bug. Checked the
temp this morning using this sample and
it shows to be 83 degrees. Checked it
again and it still shows 83 degrees. I
checked www.weather.com and it was 95
degrees then I checked the program and
it showed 95 degrees. There needs to be
a way to refresh this.
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8/15/2000 7:19:34 AM:Peter
Everyone has alerady said it, but I
must agree thatit is fantastic.
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3/24/2001 9:04:47 PM:James
Great code! Someone needs to make one
for us Canadians though
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9/29/2002 11:49:03 AM:Ron McDowell
Errors in the program when run, code
does not execute correctly, forced to
debug (VB6 Enterprise).
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