public function AddThis::fetch in Drupal Most Popular 6

Makes a generic call to the AddThis.com server.

See http://www.addthis.com/help/analytics-api

Parameters

string $dimension: The dimension we're interested in. It must be null or one of:

• content
• continent
• country
• domain
• service

string $format: The format to return results, either 'csv' or 'json'.

string $params: Additional parameters to send. The following are allowed:

• pubid: The publisher profile for which you're requesting data. Can be omitted if you have only one profile.
  • Modified in Settings form
• period: 'day', 'week' or 'month'
• domain: any URL domain
• service: 'email'
• url: Collect response data only for the specified url.

1 call to AddThis::fetch()

AddThis::fetchCSV in modules/mostpopular_addthis/mostpopular_addthis.classes.inc

Makes a call to the AddThis.com server and parses the CSV response.

File

modules/mostpopular_addthis/mostpopular_addthis.classes.inc, line 63

Provides a connector to the AddThis.com API.

Class

AddThis

@file Provides a connector to the AddThis.com API.

Code

public function fetch($dimension = '', $format = 'csv', $params = array()) {
  if (empty($this->username) || empty($this->password)) {
    drupal_set_message(t('You must configure the AddThis.com username and password'), 'error');
    return NULL;
  }
  if (isset($this->pubid)) {

    // add pubid to params
    $params['pubid'] = $this->pubid;
  }

  // Create the URL
  $auth = $this->username . ':' . $this->password . '@';
  $url = self::data_url;
  if (!empty($dimension)) {
    $url .= '/' . $dimension;
  }
  $url .= '.' . $format;

  // Clean up the URL and add query parameters
  $request_url = url(self::data_scheme . $auth . $url, array(
    'query' => $params,
  ));
  $this->result = drupal_http_request($request_url);
  if (isset($this->result->error)) {
    drupal_set_message(t("Error connecting to AddThis.com service.<br/>!url<br/>@code @error", array(
      '!url' => url(self::data_scheme . $url, array(
        'query' => $params,
      )),
      '@code' => $this->result->code,
      '@error' => $this->result->error,
    )), 'error');
    return NULL;
  }
  return $this->result->data;
}