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I have a client that has an existing CMS and he'd like to pair two of his members at a time to engage in video chat for a tutoring service. Is there a service out there that is php-compatible that would allow for a seamless integration, meaning that the user wont have to create a 2nd account with the video chat provider?
Edit: yes, I know there's a lot of SO questions on video chat, and I've read about 50 of them and all of them seem to be trying to do the whole thing on their own. I'm looking for a solution where all we do is use an API or something like that to connect two users via video chat.
https://streamapi.com/
https://watershed.ustream.tv/ and also a list you might find handy: http://blog.programmableweb.com/2008/08/07/40-video-apis-on-programmableweb/
I just googled for "video streaming api"
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Ahoy,
I would like to create a simple commercial web application that would analyze traffic on the fan page. Is it acceptable to generate a list of the most active users along with their first and last name? Of course, this data would come from the Facebook Graph.
I have already read the Facebook Platform Policies and I'm still not sure :(
Best,
BA
Here in Portugal I've seen a lot of big registered marks doing that, but usually they do retrieve "names" of people through an application that someone explicits that allows those data to be used in the future.
According to Facebook Rules, once users insert their data in their platform, it can be used by the system, and once you are using the system... you could be using the data?
It is a kind of a controversial discussion.
In the part of Facebook I think you can get a Yes. In the part of really be legal to do that, you should ask a lawyer about your country laws.
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Is there any way to get notifications about GitHub organisation events on some URL instead of checking notificactions with cron?
Not natively. The GitHub Notifications API does not provide a way to work with notifications in a "push" model, so the best you can do is pull them every so often with cron.
I am also not aware of any third-party services that would automate the task of pushing notifications by hitting a custom URL every time a new notification is pulled from GitHub, even though it would be moderately easy to make such a service.
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I'm working with some friends on a small private mini MMORPG game server, and we want to make a PvP event (players VS player) fights, and post the live results on the website as a tree.
I don't know what is it called, I tried every keyword combination on google and this is what I finaly came up with (2 pictures at the bottom).
I need the name of the two types of the trees, what is called so I can do more googling about it.
I also need to know if there is any PHP/HTML/JS or FLASH, Scripts or API or something that can help me accomplish this. I have no problem coding it from PHP/MySQL side, but it looks very hard to render and print on client side, because the tree can get really big if we get alot of players. Please help.
This is called a complete full binary tree I think.
Here you can find some mathematical info to binary-trees.
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I'm not sure that this is the right place to ask this, but I'm going to give it a try. I'm looking for an application that can read a barcode and then send the code to another application. The second application is a PHP one, an e-commerce website. The first application, the one that reads the code, can also be an iOS or Android application, I don't mind.
Long story short I need an application that scans a barcode and then sends the result to a PHP application.
Did any of you happen to use something like this before?
Thank you.
Check out this Sorceforge project: http://zbar.sourceforge.net/
It's an open library to read and parse barcodes. They also offer APIs for iOS/Linux.
See the discussions about Android support here http://sourceforge.net/projects/zbar/forums/forum/664596/topic/3750726 and Has anyone built ZBar using the Android NDK?
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I was wondering if it is possible to give people something when they join my network on Facebook.
I am working on an website where people have to buy credits to get certain services. I want to give them 3 free credits when they join the group on Facebook. Is this possible?
I am also new to Facebook, so I don't know what to create. Should I create a personal account for myself, or should I make this for the company?
And how is this network called, is it a fan-club, a group, or something else?
Can someone point me in the right direction.
On a side-note: My application is in late development stage. Can I develop this setup in private mode, or should my website be already up and running? I'm working in PHP/MySQL.
You can check and see if the user is a fan of a page (your page) via their API