Help adam -- trying to get a Heat index from zipcode. -Jare

# Adam,.. I have no clue how to go about ths.. I tried to make something, didn't even try to run # it.. I know it won't work.  I'm just trying to pull out one line of data from a webpage.  From # weather.com.

# I want people to type !heat "zipcode) .. like !heat 90210
# And then it to search the site for that zipcode.. and scan the source for that like "Feels # like".. and output that "<span itemprop="feels-like-temperature-# fahrenheit">88</span>&deg;</div>"
# In this case the 88 would be what is needed to be seperated.

# The webpage where you can type in a zipcode to search is # # # www.weather.com/common/welcomepage/worldhtml
# Then once you search.. this is the output URL for my zipcode 35242
# http://www.weather.com/weather/today/Birmingham+AL+35242?# # x=4&lswe=35242&lswa=WeatherLocalUndeclared&y=9
#
# But for example if I try to simplify the URL.. and type in www.weather.com/weather/today/35242  # it will output that same page.  So seems like we could use the variable $2 to input the zipcode # after the url www.weather.com/weather/today/$2  (for their zipcode)

# Then as above.. it has the "feels-like-temperature-fahrenheit">  code in there to pull the # number from.

# I know this is simple.. I just can't do it.. :(

# See if you can get this working.. I've got to figure out sock commands..



on *:TEXT:!Heat*:#: {

on *:sockopen:heatindex*: {
if $sockerr > 0 { echo -a vlc not running | sockclose heatindex }
sockwrite -n $sockname GET www.weather.com/weather/today/ HTTP/1.1
sockwrite -n $sockname Connection: Keep-Alive
sockwrite -n $sockname $crlf
}
on *:sockread:heatindex*: {
if $sockerr > 0 P echo -a error | sockclose heatindex }
sockread %hi
if (*feels-like-temperature*) iswm %hi) {
sockmark heatindex $nohtml (%hi)
sockclose $sockname
}
}

on *:sockread:heatindex*: {
if $sockerr > 0 {echo -a error | sockclose heatindex }
sockread %hi
var $find $+(*fahrenheit">,$sock($sockname).mark,"*)
msg $chan [Current Heat Index For $2 Is]: %hi
unset %h*
sockclose $sockname
}

}