I'm working on some code and trying to get the email address from linkedin. I have looked at there docs to confirm that they do support sending the email via api now.
I tried to add 'scope' => r_emailaddress. If I look in the raw section of the response I see email-address but this does not seem to be getting added ['auth']['info'] array as email so I have no standerdized way of always getting an email from all of my various providers.
I have also tried the following with out success.
$this->mapProfile($profile, 'email', 'info.email-address');
$this->mapProfile($profile, 'email', 'email-address');
Any thoughts?
http://opauth.org/
It ended up being this.
$this->mapProfile($profile, 'email-address', 'info.email');
You also need to add this to linkedinstrategy.php $defaults variable
'scope' => 'r_emailaddress'
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I have the following code and it sends SMS notifications to my phone:
$notification = $twilio->notify->services($serviceSid)
->notifications->create([
'toBinding' => $batch,
'body' => $txt,
'statusCallback' => 'http://postb.in/b/jarblegarble' // <-- this doesn't work
]);
However, even though the sending works, I can't seem to figure out their callbacks.
I'm scouring through their docs and I can't find how to set the callback URL. I see some of their resources use "url" while others use "statusCallback" (heck, one seems to use "redirect"). That being said, I can't seem to post to postb.in using them -- there must be a way to check the status of my notification.
So it turns out I was wrong on two fronts.
1) The callback URL needs to be passed to your messaging service this way:
$notification = $twilio->notify->services($serviceSid)
->notifications->create([
'toBinding' => $bindings,
'body' => $txt,
'sms' => ['status_callback' => 'http://your_callback_url' ]
]);
2) postb.in wasn't working! I was testing the code above, after being assured by twilio support that it was valid, I decided to try and post to my own server and just capture the POSTed content. Sure enough, it was working as they suggested.
Edit: It wasn't clear to me at the time but the callback URL will be called for each SMS sent out for each status update. So that means queued, sent, and delivered. I initially thought that I'd just get a status update for the batch itself as I don't necessarily care for the status of up to 10,000 txt messages.
Your example passes the statusCallback parameter of the individual SMS service API to the universal notify API. This mixing won't work. The individual SMS service sets up a callback for that one particular message, which isn't efficient for batch sends. The universal notify API, in contrast, relies on web hooks, which are globally configured per service.
The simplest thing to do, in your case, is to use the individual SMS service API:
$message = $twilio->messages->create('+15551234567', [ 'body' => 'Hi',
'from' => '+15559876543',
'statusCallback' => 'http://postb.in/b/jarblegarble' ]);
To use the universal notify API, you'll need to set the PostWebhookUrl to the target URL when creating the notification service, and arrange for the code at that URL to handle onMessageSent messages. More at the "web hooks" URL above.
Caveat emptor: haven't tried any of this, and I haven't used Twilio in literally eight years, but the above is my theoretical understanding.
I need to read sent items from an email account to insert the details into a database as part of development of a support ticket system.
I have managed to implement reading inbox emails using the below code and successfully inserted those into the database.
$stream = #imap_open($current_mailbox['mailbox'], $current_mailbox['username'], $current_mailbox['password']);
$overview = imap_fetch_overview($stream,$email_id,0);
$message = imap_fetchbody($stream,$email_id, 1.2);
I have searched all over the internet and stackoverflow to find a solution, but no use. I haven't found even a single discussion regarding this (Reading sent items from an email account).
Hope someone here can help me in this issue by sharing some useful code snippets or URLs for reference.
Thanks in advance.
Got it working and successfully retrieved all sent emails by replacing {mail.domain.com:143/notls} with {mail.domain.com:143/notls}INBOX.Sent.
That is by setting the value of $current_mailbox['mailbox'] to {mail.remanns.com:143/notls}INBOX.Sent
The complete code is
$mailboxes = array(
array(
'label' => 'domain.com',
'enable' => true,
'mailbox' => '{mail.domain.com:143/notls}INBOX.Sent',
'username' => 'mail#domain.com',
'password' => 'mypassword'
)
);
$stream = #imap_open($current_mailbox['mailbox'], $current_mailbox['username'], $current_mailbox['password']);
Thank you Darren for guiding me through the right path. I figured it out by following you suggestion regarding finding the sent box name first.
How do I go about getting a count of emails received on a particular date across all gmail folders. Managed to get email inbox counting working ok but now need to figure out how to get number received for previous day using PHP and oauth. Can anyone help?
The messages#list method allows you to pass a q parameter which accepts the same query format from the Gmail search field.
Thus it's possible to do this:
// $gmail is an instance of Google_Service_Gmail
$messages = $gmail->users_messages->listUsersMessages('me', array(
'q' => "after:2014/10/20 before:2014/10/21"
));
// $count is the number of messages from 2014/10/20
$count = $messages->getResultSizeEstimate();
Beware that the result will be different from what you see in Gmail if you have the 'Conversation view' turned on.
Is it possible to allow a client to connect to the API ONLY with a google apps domain email address? Users often have their own gmail session active and we need to ensure that they can only connect to the api using our Google Apps Domain email.
For now the only solution has been that we disconnect them when they return from the auth steps if their email address doesnt contain our domain, with an error message telling them they need to follow the steps again using their [domain].com email address, which is far less than ideal. Can the domain be specified somewhere in the scopes or api console for example?
[Google API PHP Client]
I found a hacky solution, describing briefly for those who may need smth similiar:
If you add the login_hint parameter with the email address (in this case with Google Apps account, with our own domain) it bypasses the initial login page and if any other google sessions are available bypasses them as well. I didn't find this behavior described in the documentation, nor did I find the ability to add this parameter in the google-api-php-client. I added a method in the Google_Client.php file to allow the ability to add the login_hint parameter:
public function setLoginHint($loginHint) {
global $apiConfig;
$apiConfig['login_hint'] = $loginHint;
self::$auth->login_hint = $loginHint;
}
And the parameter to the authenticate method in Google_Oauth2.php:
$request = Google_Client::$io->makeRequest(new Google_HttpRequest(self::OAUTH2_TOKEN_URI, 'POST', array(), array(
'code' => $code,
'grant_type' => 'authorization_code',
'redirect_uri' => $this->redirectUri,
'client_id' => $this->clientId,
'client_secret' => $this->clientSecret,
'login_hint' => $this->loginHint
)));
Then I can call the method using the user's Google Apps email address during authentication:
$client->setLoginHint("user#mydomain.com")
If there was something built in that I didnt find in the docs or searches please let me know. By the way, I thought Google API guys were keeping an eye on SO for questions such as these, echo echo...
I am trying to write a PHP script that will allow me to do two things:
Allow users to use their Hotmail (I think its called 'Live' now?) account to authenticate themselves to a website
Retrieve an authenticated users contact list from Hotmail.
I have trawled the internet for the past 6 hours, looking for at least a working example that I can modify/extend to do the above two things. There are several dozens similar questions asked here on SO for example - NONE of the proffered answers work any more (admittedly, some of the questions were a few years old).
I tried the Microsoft site and downloaded the latest version of their API which seems to evolve at a rather alarming rate. I finally managed to track down an API which has not been deprecated (yet?).
I followed the instructions and when I attempted to authenticate, I was rewarded with the following mesage, for my efforts:
We're unable to complete your request
Windows Live ID is experiencing technical difficulties. Please try again later.
I immediately tried the online version of the demo and perhaps unsurprisingly, that worked like a charm.
As an aside, I managed to implement the same functionality for Yahoo and GMail, using their OPEN APIs, under an hour each. Now, it is possible that my unmitigated hatred of all things proprietary (sorry make that Microsoft), is causing me to lose the plot a little here.
Has anyone ACTUALLY (in 2012) managed to get a working sample in PHP that allows:
Hotmail (live?) user authentication
Hotmail user contact email retrieval
If you have, a code snippet, or a link to where I can find such a snippet would be very useful, as I have so far, wasted a whole afternoon trying to work the Microsoft Live API via PHP.
PS: No, I'm not interested in OpenInviter, its broken.
i wrote my own oauth library based around a single array for each service provider. this array contains all of the data required to perform authentication and retrieve user data. the array i use for msdn (ie. hotmail, outlook, xbox, msn) is:
$msdn = array
(
'oauth_version' => '2',
'oauth_method' => 'GET',
'redirect_user_params' => array
(
'url' => 'https://oauth.live.com/authorize',
'response_type' => 'code',
'http_params' => array
(
'url',
'client_id',
'redirect_uri',
'response_type',
'scope',
'state'
)
),
'obtain_access_token_params' => array
(
'url' => 'https://oauth.live.com/token',
'grant_type' => 'authorization_code',
'http_params' => array
(
'url',
'client_id',
'client_secret',
'code',
'grant_type',
'redirect_uri',
'scope'
)
),
'scope' => 'wl.signin wl.basic',
'obtain_user_data_params' => array
(
'url' => 'https://apis.live.net/v5.0/me',
'http_params' => array
(
'url',
'access_token',
'scope'
)
),
'client_id' => 'xxxxx', // = oauth_consumer_key in oauth 1.0 lingo
'client_secret' => 'xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx',
'readme_url' => 'http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/live/hh243647.aspx'
);
the parameters for each of the three oauth stages (ie "redirect user", "obtain access token" and "obtain user data") are in the http_params arrays. in the case of msdn these parameters end up in the query query string of the url that i send out with curl (since msdn only accepts GET, not POST).
i haven't tried retrieving the user's contact address book, but this would just be a case of extending the scope element with whatever extra information you require (documented here http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/live/hh243646.aspx). as you can see from the http_params arrays, the scope parameter is used in each of the three oauth stages.
Try out a Hotmail/MSN/Live import on the CloudSponge test drive to see if that's the user experience you're hoping for.
If it works for you, you can use our widget or our API. If you want to use the API, we have a PHP wrapper already written for your convenience.
Please confirm your callback url is with http:// if you only put www.domain.com then get this issue..