John D. Turner

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Awesome info graphic on the evolution web design. I think next will the rising of CSS3 and the repeat od simple designs.

I'm becoming addicted to Readabilty.

Payments

Posterous requires a credit card to be on file for all paid accounts. Posterous reserves the right to bill these accounts for services. It is solely up to the user to downgrade their account in order to terminate recurring charges. Posterous reserves the right to terminate services to any delinquent account. There is a 15 day return policy for Posterous services.

Posterous may also resell third party services such as domain registrations. These services are provided by another company and Posterous makes no guarantees or warrants on them. There are no refunds for domain registrations.

I heard rumors that they were. Today I noticed this on the TOS. Anyone know if this has been there for a while?

I thought this was a super cool redesign of a plane ticket, going to see how to translates to a posterous design.

Current Version: 0.1
Code Available on GitHub
Public Clone URL: git://github.com/calvinf/posterous-api-library-php.git

I have written a PHP 5 library for the Posterous API. It uses the curl extension to query the Posterous API, retrieves the XML, and returns the XML as a SimpleXMLElement.

I have tested all of the Reading, Posting, and Post.ly methods. I have not done tests of the Twitter/media upload methods.

I am making a Posterous Headlines for WordPress plugin. It is currently available via GitHub, and it will be added to the WordPress plugins directory after additional testing.

Some methods require passing the username and password for a Posterous account to the constructor.

Example:

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print?

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<?php

02	require('posterous-api.php');

03	$api = new PosterousAPI();

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05	header('Content-type: text/html');

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try {

08	$xml = $api->readposts(array('hostname' =>'calvinf'));

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}

10	catch(Exception $e) {

11	print $e->getMessage();

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die;

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}

14

15	foreach($xml->{post} as $post) {

16	echo $post->title . "<br />";

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}

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?>

This is a cool php lib I found for the Posterous api.