include 'sampleSettings.php';
}
defined('AWS_API_KEY') or define('AWS_API_KEY', 'API KEY');
defined('AWS_API_SECRET_KEY') or define('AWS_API_SECRET_KEY', 'SECRET KEY');
defined('AWS_ASSOCIATE_TAG') or define('AWS_ASSOCIATE_TAG', 'ASSOCIATE TAG');
defined('AWS_ANOTHER_ASSOCIATE_TAG') or define('AWS_ANOTHER_ASSOCIATE_TAG', 'ANOTHER ASSOCIATE TAG');
require '../lib/AmazonECS.class.php';
try {
// get a new object with your API Key and secret key.
// Added in version 1.0 is the new optional parameter to set up an AssociateTag (AssociateID)
$amazonEcs = new AmazonECS(AWS_API_KEY, AWS_API_SECRET_KEY, 'DE', AWS_ASSOCIATE_TAG);
/**
* Now you can work the normal way with the class with the difference
* that every URL in the response contains your AssociateTag
*/
$response = $amazonEcs->category('DVD')->responseGroup('Large')->search("Matrix Revolutions");
//var_dump($response);
// searching again
$response = $amazonEcs->search('Bud Spencer');
//var_dump($response);
// Use the new Setter to update your AssociateTag on the fly
$response = $amazonEcs->associateTag(AWS_ANOTHER_ASSOCIATE_TAG)->search('Bud Spencer');
//var_dump($response);
// For more examples please look at testItemSearch.php and testItemLookup.php
// These examples also could be used with the AssociateTag
} catch (Exception $e) {
echo $e->getMessage();
}
if ("cli" !== PHP_SAPI) {
echo "</pre>";
}
defined('AWS_API_KEY') or define('AWS_API_KEY', 'API KEY');
defined('AWS_API_SECRET_KEY') or define('AWS_API_SECRET_KEY', 'SECRET KEY');
defined('AWS_ASSOCIATE_TAG') or define('AWS_ASSOCIATE_TAG', 'ASSOCIATE TAG');
require '../lib/AmazonECS.class.php';
try {
// get a new object with your API Key and secret key. Lang is optional.
// if you leave lang blank it will be US.
$amazonEcs = new AmazonECS(AWS_API_KEY, AWS_API_SECRET_KEY, 'de', AWS_ASSOCIATE_TAG);
// If you are at min version 1.3.3 you can enable the requestdelay.
// This is usefull to get rid of the api requestlimit.
// It depends on your current associate status and it is disabled by default.
// $amazonEcs->requestDelay(true);
// for the new version of the wsdl its required to provide a associate Tag
// @see https://affiliate-program.amazon.com/gp/advertising/api/detail/api-changes.html?ie=UTF8&pf_rd_t=501&ref_=amb_link_83957571_2&pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_p=&pf_rd_s=assoc-center-1&pf_rd_r=&pf_rd_i=assoc-api-detail-2-v2
// you can set it with the setter function or as the fourth paramameter of ther constructor above
$amazonEcs->associateTag(AWS_ASSOCIATE_TAG);
// changing the category to DVD and the response to only images and looking for some matrix stuff.
$response = $amazonEcs->category('DVD')->responseGroup('Large')->search("Matrix Revolutions");
//var_dump($response);
// from now on you want to have pure arrays as response
$amazonEcs->returnType(AmazonECS::RETURN_TYPE_ARRAY);
// searching again
$response = $amazonEcs->search('Bud Spencer');
//var_dump($response);
// and again... Changing the responsegroup and category before
$response = $amazonEcs->responseGroup('Small')->category('Books')->search('PHP 5');
//var_dump($response);
// category has been set so lets have a look for another book
$response = $amazonEcs->search('MySql');
//var_dump($response);
// want to look in the US Database? No Problem
// The response contains now some information about this Node and its children, ancestors etc.
// So we picked out one noteId of the childelements: 408306 -> Programmierung (Programming).
// Now we want to browse this node
$response = $amazonEcs->responseGroup('TopSellers')->browseNodeLookup(1);
print_r($response);
// Picking out one childNodeId again
// 466484 -> Programmiersprachen (Programming languages)
$response = $amazonEcs->browseNodeLookup(466484);
//var_dump($response);
// I think its enough now.. the basics should be clear. You can browse deeper and deeper this way.
// Now we want to display the TopSellers in this node.
// So we have to change the responseGroup.
$response = $amazonEcs->responseGroup('BrowseNodeInfo,TopSellers')->browseNodeLookup(466484);
//var_dump($response);
// This is compatible with the associateTag feature. Feel free to use it here.
$response = $amazonEcs->associateTag(AWS_ASSOCIATE_TAG)->browseNodeLookup(466484);
//var_dump($response);
// At this moment when i'm writing this this ASIN: 383621640X is the TopSeller in this Node
// So i want to fetch all Infos about it.
// I have to set back my responseGroup to e.g. Large then starting the lookup request:
$response = $amazonEcs->responseGroup('Large')->lookup('383621640X');
//var_dump($response);
// If you want to use a nodeId combined with your search operation you can add the nodeId as parameter:
// It is necessary to provide a category first.
$response = $amazonEcs->category('Software')->responseGroup('Large')->search('PHP 5', 466484);
//var_dump($response);
// Searching something and returning some nodes found for this keyword.
$response = $amazonEcs->responseGroup('BrowseNodes')->search('Visual Studio');
//var_dump($response);
} catch (Exception $e) {
echo $e->getMessage();
