Comments by funniezatee

funniezatee 17-Mar-12 10:57am View

This is an example of method 2, which is quite easy to find. Anyone implement events created from the profile page itself? Because I don't want to move all my posts from my events to a new Fan page created event.

funniezatee 7-Oct-11 9:33am View

Actually this script belongs to me, and I intend to allow external servers to run it. However, I do not wish to allow them access to the code. Short of doing some sort of encryption (I heard something about Zend), or obfuscation which is insecure, does creating an API allow this?

However my code does file manipulation, so it would be unwieldy to be sending files of several 100s of MB across servers, which i suppose would be the case if I were to use an API? Is there no way around this, short of giving external parties my script and putting some disclaimer/copyright claim in it?

funniezatee 18-Apr-11 9:09am View

Sadly this seems to work on computer browsers only, and not on android or iphone.

funniezatee 5-Apr-11 2:22am View

Okay, i was checking out on this on the fly streaming thing and it seems quite a possible method for php. I wonder if its possible to stream multiple files continuously one after the other on a single download? Is there such a thing?

Brian

funniezatee 5-Apr-11 0:29am View

Hi Peter,

actually I did testing for on the fly watermarking. My code is in php, because its an Apache linux server, so no C# or java for me.

After testing, i found that it takes ~1min++ to copy a new set of files to work on, 30-50secs to watermark them, and another 1 min to compress them.
Most of the time is not in the watermarking process, but tied up in file I/O.

I'm not quite sure on how to implement CGI or Apache module. Can i just put php code into them, or?
Are they worthy considerations?

Brian

funniezatee 31-Mar-11 3:04am View

Thats the php zip method i have tried. But this takes too long and times out at 300seconds. For .tar.gz format, its fast, just that there does not seem to be a self extractor out there. Maybe i will need to bundle my download with a uncompressing utility.

funniezatee 25-Mar-11 0:24am View

Yes, my host uses Apache. I was already looking at PHP, or rather i started looking there at the initial stage. However, i did not seem to find a method to manipulate wave files at such a low level as data embedding?

Brian

funniezatee 24-Mar-11 9:03am View

Hi,

it seems my web host does not even support java or asp.net environment!
Does this mean i'm kind of out of options? Because I only have java and C# code
for my function. And I can't find something in PHP to do this.

Any other plausible options for me ?

Brian

Comments by funniezatee (Top 8 by date)