I am reading in the documentation that once I have the access token that I should store it on the server side to bypass going through the authentication process again. Could I get a little bit more information about how that might be done? I am using the PHP5 wrapper so my intent is to use the token to handle requests on the server side. Being new to the API I could use some pointers...
Hi,
We don't have any example scripts to connect to a database or support the database side of it. You could use a MySQL database to store your access tokens. Here is a link to more information about getting started with MySQL.
Best Regards,
Shannon W.
API Support Specialist
Alright so I think what you are telling me is to take all the data out of $_SESSION["users"] and store it in a database or perhaps a .php file which will load the session...
Correct; you will need the username and access token for each account you want to access, in addition to your API Key which will be the same for every user.
Best Regards,
Shannon W.
API Support Specialist
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