MSN GRABBER? How to use?
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MSN GRABBER? How to use?
http://www.phpclasses.org/browse/package/2299.html
How do u use this PHP file?
I downloaded it cuz Im interested but havent a clue how to use it for its purpose.
How do u use this PHP file?
I downloaded it cuz Im interested but havent a clue how to use it for its purpose.
Contact list importers change so much I don't see how someone could offer a class that wouldn't need updated when the login security changes (like around once a month).
I haven't looked at the class though.
I haven't looked at the class though.
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- RobertGonzalez
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Ok, in a nutshell, you need a server, it needs to have PHP installed on it. Then the file needs to be on that server so the server can parse it. Now according to the example.php file:
the GetRecords will grab a bunch of thidbits of information and store them into the res array, which you then loop through to see what is in it. But before you put the file onto your server and attempt to execute it, you will need to change some values in the core class itself:
Set these to what they need to be to hit what you want it to hit, then put them on your server and try to run them. Bear in mind also that this class relies on the cURL extension to be in your PHP install.
In reality, this is something that I would not expect someone that has less than a firm understanding of PHP to deal with.
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<?php
include('msnlistgrab.php');
$gm = new msnlistgrab();
$gm->GetRecords();
foreach ($gm->res as $val)
{
echo $val .'<BR>';
}
echo '<hr>'.$gm->total;
?>Code: Select all
<?php
var $user='user name goes here';
var $password='password goes here' ;
var $server ='messenger.hotmail.com';
var $port = 1863;
var $version = 'MSNMSGR 6.2';
?>In reality, this is something that I would not expect someone that has less than a firm understanding of PHP to deal with.