<?php
/*
Copyright (c) 2009 Yahoo! Inc. All rights reserved.
The copyrights embodied in the content of this file are licensed under the BSD (revised) open source license
*/
require_once "config.php";
require_once "php_sdk/Yahoo.inc";
require_once "CustomSessionStore.inc";
//capture POST data for update
$title = $_POST['title'];
$description = $_POST['description'];
$link = $_POST['link'];
$token = $_POST['token'];
//initialize session
$sessionStore = new CustomSessionStore();
$session = YahooSession::initSession(KEY, SECRET, APPID, TRUE, CALLBACK, $sessionStore);
$yahoo_user = $session->getSessionedUser();
//create new update
if ($title) {
$suid = $yahoo_user->guid . time();
if ($yahoo_user->insertUpdate($suid, $title, $link, $description)) {
echo "Update Successful";
}
}
<?php
require 'config.inc';
require_once "yosdk/Yahoo.inc";
require_once "CustomSessionStore.inc";
$applicationId = '';
$redirect = TRUE;
$callback = '';
$guid = '{guid}';
//app logic would provide this
$sessionStore = new CustomSessionStore($guid);
$session = YahooSession::initSession(KEY, SECRET, $applicationId, $redirect, $callback, $sessionStore);
$user = $session->getSessionedUser();
$start = 0;
$count = 10;
$total = 10;
var_dump($user->getConnections($start, $count, $total));
/**
* Requires that there be a session in this PHP page request. Generates
* a redirect for the user to log in, if necessary. You must call
* requireSession() before any data is sent back to the user in order
* for the redirect to work.
*
* @param $consumerKey The OAuth consumer key.
* @param $consumerSecret The OAuth consumer key secret.
* @param $applicationId The application ID, optional.
* @param $callback The callback URL to redirect the user to after
* they verify the application access. If no callback
* is provided, the current page URL will be used.
* @param $sessionStore The session store implementation to use. See
* YahooSessionStore for more information. If no
* session store is provided, clearSession will
* instantiate a NativeSessionStore and use that.
* @param $verifier The oauth_verifier returned by the OAuth servers
* after authorization. Passing NULL indicates that
* authorization was completed previously or that
* requireSession() should look for oauth_verifier in
* the $_GET superglobal.
* @return YahooSession The current session or NULL if a session cannot
* be established.
*/
function requireSession($consumerKey, $consumerSecret, $applicationId = NULL,
$callback = NULL, $sessionStore = NULL, $verifier = NULL)
{
if(is_null($sessionStore)) {
$sessionStore = new NativeSessionStore();
}
if(is_null($verifier) && array_key_exists("oauth_verifier", $_GET)) {
$verifier = $_GET["oauth_verifier"];
}
return YahooSession::initSession($consumerKey, $consumerSecret, $applicationId, TRUE, $callback, $sessionStore, $verifier);
}
<?php
require_once "../../yosdk/Yahoo.inc";
require_once "CustomSessionStore.inc";
require_once "config.inc";
$redirect = TRUE;
$guid = '{guid}';
//set by app logic
$sessionStore = new CustomSessionStore($guid);
$session = YahooSession::initSession(KEY, SECRET, APPID, $redirect, CALLBACK, $sessionStore);
?>
<pre>
<?php
print_r($session->accessToken);
?>
</pre>
<?php require 'config.inc'; require YOSDK_PATH; $session_store = new CookieSessionStore(); $session = YahooSession::initSession(KEY, SECRET, APP_ID, TRUE, BASE_URL . '/callback.php', $session_store); $access_token_readable = print_r($session->accessToken, true); //send an update $user = $session->getSessionedUser(); $suid = 'update' . time(); //just a unique string $title = 'this is an update'; $link = 'http://developer.yahoo.com/social/updates/'; $user->insertUpdate($suid, $title, $link); //create a link to the logged-in user's profile page $profile_url = 'http://profiles.yahoo.com/u/' . $user->guid; ?> <head> <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="style.css"> </head> <h1>Success!</h1> You have now authorized updates originating from this site to be published on Yahoo! <p/> An event notification has been sent to Yahoo! to demonstrate this behavior. You can see it on <a href="<?php echo $profile_url; ?> " target="_blank">your Yahoo! profile page</a>. <p/> In case you're interested, this is the access token this site can store, refresh, and use to sign requests to the Updates API: <pre> <?php
