Hey @ThinhDinh
I changed it and it gives me a different error.
Thanks,
It should be âvar url = âŚâ instead of âvar url ;â
You missed that equal sign, make it the same as the below rows.
Santiago,
It should be:
var url = âhttp........â
Thanks to you both @ThinhDinh @gvalero
It is working now but I donât think itâs actually showing anything weather related.
I think thereâs a further typo in that URL. It should be âencodeURLâ instead of âencodeURIâ isnât it?
What is it returning?
Did you provide the right details in the right cells for the âweatherâ sheet? Did you run the script while you are opening the âweatherâ sheet?
Yes, to both.
I have checked it several times and it seems that I have everything where it needs to go.
From the image they have on the site, it seems that your code has not been put the right way in the URL.
That encodeURI (or URL, whatever) should be showed as black text.
I am hitting a Big wall here. According to the directions they have, I am supposed to put the API in Cell A5.
I have not idea where or how to add the URL/URI.
I donât think there are any other wrong things except your format of the URL. See what they did with the âencodeURIâ part, itâs not inside quotation marks. Do just like them and I think youâll be fine.
Ha, finally it works 
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Totally I agree! 
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I would appreciate if you all would UPLIKE this daily weather widget request I submitted to Glide! The more votes the more likely theyâll put it on as a feature! THANKS!
GLIDE WEATHER FEATURE REQUEST LINK