urllib.urlencode(Var1.value) + '&windspeedkmph=%s'. Changed each of those to something along the lines of:Ĭode: Select all. You'll need to put an operator, such as a plus sign, though there are many other ways to accomplish it. urllib.urlencode(Var1.value)'&windspeedkmph=%s'.You see you have no operator between the call to urllib.urlencode() and the next part of the string (in multiple places in the line of code that I snipped that from).

It looks like you are not concatenating the strings together properly - for instance: Code: Select all.

Urllib2.urlopen('' % urllib.urlencode(Var1.value)'&windspeedkmph=%s' % urllib.urlencode(Var2.value)'&windgustkmph=%s' % urllib.urlencode(Var3.value)'&tempc=%s' % urllib.urlencode(Var4.value)'&rainin=%s' % urllib.urlencode(Var5.value)'&humidity=%s' % urllib.urlencode(Var6.value)'&UV=%s' % urllib.urlencode(Var7.value)'&softwaretype=Indigo&action=updateraw') I tried doing it with the code below, but it only works for 1 value and gives me an error 'embedded script: invalid syntax' when trying to update multiple values.Ĭode: Select all Var1 = indigo.variables # Wind Direction I need to update the winddir, tempc, rainin etc values with variable values before I send the string. I would like to upload my sensor data to my personal weather station on Wunderground using a scheduled python script that needs to send this HTTP GET string:

Wunderground pws