Posts by webarto

ToivoMedia said
Can I ask a rookie question – what’s the difference between adsense and adwords?

In AdSense you are Publisher, in AdWords you are Advertiser.

You still have 1 bug left Good luck.

You can modify WP almost however you like, but it is definitely not the best for all purposes (there is no universal solution), porting to custom made platform shouldn’t be too expensive.

tomistyles said
I want to create some modules for an opensource LMS script written in PHP , this new modules are both enhancements of existing features and new customizations. Details will be made available. Developers with good knowledge of PHP , kindly reply

Good enough? http://bit.ly/zend-certified-engineer

michaelhejja said
Sure I’ll do it, send me the…. Oh, you just used up your $20. Sorry.

Elitism detected. Oh wait, you actually have the badge.

Style inputs in header (http://pokit.org/get/2bb1cfa395d17558f6abd2e4953582fe.png), good theme but feels unfinished.

graphicmind said
Probably a stupid question but what does a programming language have to do with a network of websites?

This network of websites is built with that programming language, so, everything you see and click.

@aaranmcguire, RoR is object oriented, just like PHP frameworks (at least some of them), you can count classes/modules for PHP frameworks in marketplace on fingers of one hand, not to mention Ruby.

@mudi, nothing that everyone already knows

API should return item ID not item name, either way, you have to have array/table with item ID, item name, and marketplace it belongs to. I think that API shouldn’t return that data, overall, it is very bad.

If anyone finds it useful (without database)

$json = file_get_contents('http://codecanyon.net/api/edge/username/key/recent-sales.json');
$json = json_decode($json, true);

$marketplaces = array(
    'PHP Mobile Device Detect' => 'codecanyon',
    'Google Did You Mean PHP Class' => 'codecanyon',
);

foreach($json['recent-sales'] as $key => $value)
{
    $value['marketplace'] = $marketplaces[$value['item']];
    echo "{$value['item']} ({$value['marketplace']})", '<br />';
}

PHP Mobile Device Detect (codecanyon)
Google Did You Mean PHP Class (codecanyon)
PHP Mobile Device Detect (codecanyon)
Google Did You Mean PHP Class (codecanyon)
PHP Mobile Device Detect (codecanyon)