Connecting to elggVoices with C

The other week I posted a PHP example for connecting to the elggVoices API. For those of you interested in developing desktop applications, here is some example code for doing the same thing in C/C++. This code is designed to be built into a library (either a static or dynamic) but could probably be directly […]

Marcus Povey

The other week I posted a PHP example for connecting to the elggVoices API. For those of you interested in developing desktop applications, here is some example code for doing the same thing in C/C++. This code is designed to be built into a library (either a static or dynamic) but could probably be directly […]

@commands on elggVoices

Some of you who have been using elggVoices recently, may have noticed some rather odd looking shouts appearing in the channels. Shouts beginning with “@” can be used to execute commands in a channel – especially useful when used remotely via SMS. I thought it might be useful to give you a quick run down […]

Marcus Povey

Some of you who have been using elggVoices recently, may have noticed some rather odd looking shouts appearing in the channels. Shouts beginning with “@” can be used to execute commands in a channel – especially useful when used remotely via SMS. I thought it might be useful to give you a quick run down […]

Getting started with the elggVoices API (part 4 – Putting it all together)

In yesterday’s article, we took a look at the server’s reply format. You now have all the information you need to construct the core of a library and start making server requests. Here is some sample PHP code for making POST and GET style queries. This library will let you make a query, and return […]

Marcus Povey

In yesterday’s article, we took a look at the server’s reply format. You now have all the information you need to construct the core of a library and start making server requests. Here is some sample PHP code for making POST and GET style queries. This library will let you make a query, and return […]