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Home / The Google Analytics API and PHP: A series The Google Analytics API is a powerful tool for accessing analytics data without having to log into the web interface and means you can easily have automated processes for collating data and saving it to a database, emailing information on a daily basis etc. Google Analytics API PHP ClassI have created a PHP class for accessing the Google Analytics

There is an updated version that does not require jQuery, which is available here: https://github.com/js-cookie/js-cookie The syntax is different from that described in this post, although the Github page includes code to allow for backward compatibility. Set a cookieSetting a cookie with jQuery is as simple as this, where a cookie is created called "example" with a value of "foo": $.cookie("examp

Home / PHP / PHP class for using the Google Analytics API Just quickly following up my post from earlier on today where I looked at how to log into the Google Analytics API using PHP and CURL using Username/Password Authentication I wrapped the login code up into a class with methods for logging in and then calling API functions. I’ll look at parsing the XML result data at a later stage. Update Ap

Having used the Zend Framework on a couple of projects and spent a lot of time reading the documentation I discovered the use of method chaining. This post looks at how to use method chaining in PHP. An example of method chaining from the Zend Framework documentation for the Zend_Mail component looks like this: $mail = new Zend_Mail(); $mail->setBodyText('This is the text of the mail.') ->setFrom(