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I tried the project myself for an year, but failed and non of my local friends know / interested in it. So, if you kindly help me... I will be very very thankful to you.
Please please help me.
The Project -
I am building India's 1st Tech Portal web-site. BETA is running
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It will have its own custom gallery system on which I need help from you.
To final host, I have 2 options -
1. Fast server, Low webspace
2. Slow server, Big webspace
I have chosen Fast server, Low webspace.
The Objective -
I want to use <snip> as my partner in hosting all the images (articles and gallery system) of my site. Photoleech has its own API system (XML-RPC) that can be used to integrate with their system with my site.
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Using this, we can control the Photoleech a/c from my own website control panel as if everything is within my site.
The Problem / Task -
Though I have knowledge on PHP, XML, MySQL, but we have hardly any experience on XML-RPC coding.
So, if you kindly help me on coding the core login, list-images, upload-images (these 3s only) then I will be very very thankful to you.
Please please help us.....
[edited by: dreamcatcher at 8:32 am (utc) on Jan. 25, 2008]
[edit reason] no urls as per T.O.S [webmasterworld.com].Thanks [/edit]
You will probably find the information you are looking for in the XML-RPC Specification [xmlrpc.com]. Take a quick read there to figure out how everything should be and then if you need help with the implementation then we're here for you. I do encourage you to try to code this yourself first, however, before asking someone here to code it for you; after all, we do not do each other's homework :)
1. Fast server, Low webspace
2. Slow server, Big webspace
Regarding XML-RPC, there's nothing much to that other than the use of cURL or fsockopen commands to send/receive short bits of XML. I recommend that you look at the documentation, it is as simple as substituting your parameters into the right place within the XML.
