Posts tagged with: php

I forgot to take into account the ImageKey returned by image_upload() and image_uploadFromURL(), and AlbumKey returned by album_create(). As of rev 1.0.7/1.1.5, these functions now return an array holding the ID and key. Thanks to devbobo for pointing this out so quickly.

I've updated phpSmug to support the new security features introduced. You can find more details of the new security measures here.

I've been meaning to sort this out for ages, but completely forgot. Thankfully b-root reminded me by logging Ticket #14. phpSmug (as of rev 1.0.5 and 1.1.3) now uses SSL/HTTPS for all login.with* methods to ensure login information is not sent across the wire in the clear.

I've just updated the 1.0.x and 1.1.x branches of phpSmug to resolve 3 issues I discovered with the caching used by phpSmug (Tickets #11, #12 and #13)

I've updated the example.php file in the phpSmug 1.0.x to branch to take into account the "Heavy" argument. Whilst this isn't strictly needed in the example.php, it does cause confusion as it's the first parameter, and the example was only providing the nickname parameter.  Continue reading ►

phpSmug 1.1.1, which adds support for rev 1.2.1 of the API, is now available.  Continue reading ►

Ladies and gentlemen, may I introduce you to a new project of mine...phpSmug is a PHP wrapper class for the SmugMug API. The intention of this class is to allow PHP application developers to quickly and easily interact with the SmugMug API in their applications, without having to worry about the finer details of the API.  Continue reading ►

Links of interest for 11 September 2007 - 27 September 2007:  Continue reading ►

I was reading through Derek Sivers' article on why he switched back to PHP after slogging away are Ruby on Rails for two years, when I stumbled upon something I didn't know and have actually been looking for (though I haven't put much effort into it yet)... autoloading objects in PHP.  Continue reading ►

If you've just got yourself a nice brilliant shiny new bit of Sun kit, like the T2000, via the Try and Buy or Startup Essentials, and are looking to put this kit to work as the face of your company (it's webserver), then this is for you.  Continue reading ►