how to get no. of shares of social networking in our database?

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Hi,

I have included mo. of shares of social networking through various APIs. And all the shares display no. against each social networking sites where all the stat reside in its respective networking site's database. Now I want to save all the share stats in my database so that I can give some points when somebody shares our website page on facebook, linkendin, etc. and which is only possible when I get all the shares stats in my database.

In simple language, all the shares should earn some points to visitors and that is only possible when we get that stats in our DB. so is there anyone who would show how to do it?

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Posted 20-May-13 3:32am

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[no name] 20-May-13 9:48am

"show how to do it", how to do what exactly? There are thousands, if not millions, of examples of how to save data to a database out there for whatever database you are using. Did you do any research at all? What have you tried? What errors do you get when you run your code?

ZurdoDev 20-May-13 9:55am

You already know how to get the values through the various APIs. So, now just write them to your own db. What's the issue?

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