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I know IPS4.5 addresses issues with ph version 7.4....but don't know if there are hangups with software using earlier versions of php....

 

We provide PHP object library (single file PapApi.class.php) that simplifies making the requests to the  Post Affiliate Pro API and processing the responses. PapApi.class.php is part of every Post Affiliate Pro (since version 4.1.4.5) distribution and can be found in api folder in your installation files or you can download it in Merchant panel > Tools > Integration API Integration. Always use the PapApi.class.php from you current version of Post Affiliate Pro to ensure compatibility.

To be able to use this class, you need to have:

  • PHP version 5

  • either cURL extension or fsockopen enabled

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There is no direct support for that item specifically, however we do have people who integrate many items themselves. How easy that is will of course depend upon the full instructions provided by post affiliate. That said, your issue will be the PHP version there. The current release does not support anything below PHP 7.1, so if they are insistent on version 5, you could not run it in the same location as your community.

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7 hours ago, Marc Stridgen said:

There is no direct support for that item specifically, however we do have people who integrate many items themselves. How easy that is will of course depend upon the full instructions provided by post affiliate. That said, your issue will be the PHP version there. The current release does not support anything below PHP 7.1, so if they are insistent on version 5, you could not run it in the same location as your community.

thank you, have one further question related to this.  Would be easier link the third party software thru this:

Web 2.0 (Ajax)

Post Affiliate Pro is a Web 2.0-based application. It is based on new modern framework (GwtPHP), which covers communication between client (javascript running in browser) and server (php application).

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