10 projects tagged "PHP"
Box is a framework to build complex applications with simple repetitive tasks assimilated to a "black box". It is highly inspired by signal processing processes applied to the Web. It will replace any MVC or 3 layer patterns that are unaware of real Web programming needs. It natively includes high parametrization, languages, and templates for each task in the framework.
code_finder is a standalone script that contains a database of Bangladeshi postal codes with Districts, Thanas, Post Offices, and Post Codes. It is easily customizable and easy to use. Functions are provided for searching by postal code or post office name, and for displaying information.
JsonRpcPhp is a class that sends HTTP requests to a given JSON RPC server to call a specified function, passing any additional parameters. It can also send multiple JSON RPC requests and return the results of all calls. Another class can process server requests by registering a given object of service class and dispatching requests to be handled by that object.
PayPal Payments Pro/Adaptive Payments PHP Class Library includes methods to easily integrate all of PayPal's APIs, including PayPal Payments Pro and Adaptive Payments. It makes it extremely quick and easy to tie PayPal into your applications. It comes with template solution files for nearly every API call available. All you have to do is populate the request parameters, and you'll get a PHP array result which includes everything you'll need from the API call.
FileMaker Custom Functions for PayPal APIs provides a collection of custom functions for FileMaker Pro which provide direct access to PayPal's Web service APIs using nothing more than simple functions inside FileMaker calculations, just like any other FileMaker function. When the solution file starts, it loads a number of functions into your FileMaker system; you'll find them under External Functions from any calculation dialog. There are matching functions for each API call which PayPal provides in their NVP Web services. You simply choose a function and populate its parameters using your FileMaker data. The function will handle all communication with PayPal and return all response data back to the solution file in global fields so they're available for you to populate your own FileMaker tables/layouts accordingly.