Three years ago I published code and an article for integrating the Authorize.Net APIs using PHP. This simplified interacting with Authorize.Net’s APIs by using their common XML interface. But many developers asked for a simpler API, one that used JSON instead of XML. In November of 2014 Authorize.Net delivered by announcing their new JSON format APIs. This blog post announces a new library to work with this new format. Continue reading
Working with Dates and Times prior to PHP 5.2 meant using date(), strtotime(), and other date related functions sometimes in convoluted ways to get to the date(s) you were looking for. Fortunately with PHP 5.2 the DateTime() class were introduced. (DateTimeZone() was introduced as well but is not covered here). It was further enhanced in PHP with additionally methods as well as the new DatePeriod() and DateInterval() classes. Continue reading
I am a PHP developer in central New Jersey and recently became unemployed. I have been programming in PHP for about twelve years, doing so professionally for ten of those. The following is my experience seeking employment in the New … Continue reading
If you find this tutorial and code useful, please take a moment to star it on Github. If you want to help develop it futher, fork it. This class has been replaced by a new package which utilizes the new … Continue reading
This series of articles demonstrates how to accept payments online using PHP and Authorize.Net. This is a practical tutorial as it uses real world scenarios and production ready code so readers can build safer and easier to maintain ecommerce websites. Source code is made available for download as well. Continue reading