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We are planning on building a pay per view (PPV) video solution but we have no idea from where to start. Here are the current givens:
it will be hosted on Linux
using PHP
Database: MySQL
And by PPV I mean:
- going to website, selecting a movie to watch/download
- going to payment portal and paying
- being now able to watch/download
So here is my question, from where to start?
is there an existing (recommended) solution that we can download/buy?
Any information would be really appreciated
I was just reading about someone who had a platform like this intended for adult movies that he was offering, may have even been open source. I'm sorry I forget what it was, but even if your content is G rated, software intended for porn will probably have the features you want so I'd start looking there. It's a big industry so there has to be a few ready made solutions available.
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I am working on some laravel project in which i want to provide live chat for customer services. Customer fill some information then chat will be start for example you can see demo https://www.telenor.com.pk/ or http://www.mobilink.com.pk/. There is a lot of other example I think that two is enough for understand what i want. I want some thing like that please suggest me any library or some helping material that can help me
I don't know if I understand you.
I mean if you want to use that kind of service on your laravel project, just simply register at one of live chat providers.
For example: https://www.tawk.to/ (it's free)
Its very easy to install. You will need just to add website in tawk, and put the javascript that you will get in your template.
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is there an API that querys an amazon like site (or amazon) and gets the market price of an item?
preferablly in php, but, doesnt have to be.
anyway, thanks
thanks =)
Well this could help you in a great way ::
http://www.phpclasses.org/package/642-PHP-A-PHP-XML-class-to-access-Amazon-API-they-released.html
a PHP class for easy access to Amazon API. :)
EDIT: i havent used it myself, but i assume that it should certainly be having some way to get Prices etc as you require it.
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Do you know a good and free newsletter system written in php that allows users import/export from database or text files, store multiple fields for every user (like name, surname...) and create users groups?
I've tried Listmessenger, but it's not completly free, and CcMail but it's not very good for me...
Even tho you have discounted Listmessenger, I have set it up for numerous companies (with the purchase of a $49 cdn dollar license - for over 200 users!). They have been very pleased, as the software is simple enough for most users, and advanced enough to get the job done (that you require). I have only had good feedback about the software, where otherwise other software created a large learning curve and did not work exactly as well.
I would recommend giving it another try, and $50 cdn dollars is not exactly a fortune for advertising, plus you can use it free for under 200 users (some features missing of course, but I assure you its well worth it).
Otherwise, I have tried phplist.com, but I have found it to be confusing for most users.
But try it if you want: http://www.phplist.com
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I just bought a used book which is the PHP and MySQL Web Development (4th Edition) but the cd was not included in it I just want the chapters example code specifically the include_fns.php since they don't tell you how to code in this file.
If any one knows where I can find the books source code examples please let me know.
Please visit this link.
This is 3rd edition version. you can download book examples here.
Edit : I have just Googled it and it was first link in the result. I dont know whether this web site supplies this material legally or not. You download and use this things all on your responsibility.
And here you can find source code for Chapters 2 and 3 missing from the CD-ROM
The exact link is Chap2and3SourceCode
It is update tab
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I had an idea to work on a livescore site with some additions, however before even trying to work on one, I would like to know from where such sites get their data from?
Thanks for any answer.
I've no idea for this particular site, but it seems like there are a couple of viable possibilities:
Subscribe to a live feed of information from a provider, e.g. a broadcaster or similar. I would imagine this would cost a fair bit and be subject to restrictions on use, etc.
Hire people to obtain the information from a variety of sources (including primary sources, i.e. watch several of the games) and update a database manually.
Scrape ("borrow") the information from one or more other sites which do one of the above.
you can do this using google live sports data api xml ->http://www.xmlsportsfeeds.com/products/live-scores/ it's a kind of paid rss feeds and they can be quite expensive.