Use NP-Gravatar to get the avatar on Gravatar

Use NP-Gravatar to get the avatar on Gravatar

<无详细内容> // Creating instance: $ GravatarService = new NP_Service_Gravatar_Profiles (); // Changing response format to XML: $ GravatarService-> setResponseFormat (new NP_Service_Gravatar_Profiles_ResponseFormat_Xml ()); // Getting profile data. $ Profile = $ gravatarService-> getProfileInfo ('foo @ bar.com '); // $ Profile is instance of NP_Gravatar_Profile so we can access some of its properties. Echo 'Id: '. $ profile-> ID .' '; Echo 'username: '. $ profile-> getPreferredUsername ().' '; Echo 'photos: '; Foreach ($ profile-> getPhotos () as $ photo ){ Echo 'value. '"/> '; } // Changing response format to JSON: $ GravatarService-> setResponseFormat (new NP_Service_Gravatar_Profiles_ResponseFormat_Json ()); // Getting profile data but forcing raw Zend_Http_Response object to be returned, // By passing boolean true for the second argument of the getProfileInfo () method: $ Response = $ gravatarService-> getProfileInfo ('foo @ bar.com ', true ); If ($ response instanceof Zend_Http_Response) {// true! // Do something } // Changing response format to QR Code: $ GravatarService-> setResponseFormat (new NP_Service_Gravatar_Profiles_ResponseFormat_QRCode ()); // QR Code response can not be exported NP_Gravatar_Profile object, as that // Response format type does not implement // NP_Service_Gravatar_Profiles_ResponseFormat_ParserInterface interface, // So raw Zend_Http_Response object will allways be returned when using // That response format: $ Response = $ gravatarService-> getProfileInfo ('foo @ bar.com '); Echo $ response-> getHeader ('content-type'); // Prints "image/png ". // The Gravatar XML-RPC implementation requires API key for // Authentication proccess. It can be retrieved on the page // For editing profile, on wordpress.com. $ ApiKey = 'someapikey '; $ Email = 'foo. bar@foobar.com '; // Email address associated with the $ apiKey. // Creating instance: $ GravatarXmlRpc = new NP_Service_Gravatar_XmlRpc ($ apiKey, $ email ); // Checking whether there's a gravatar account registered with supplied email addresses. $ Result = $ gravatarXmlRpc-> exists (array ( 'Posa. nikola@gmail.com ', // That's me.: D 'Foo @ example.com' )); $ Values = array_values ($ result ); Echo (bool) $ values [0]; // Prints "true", as I do have Gravatar account .:) Echo (bool) $ values [1]; // Prints "false", as that second email address probably doesn't exist. // Getting user images on the current account: $ Images = $ gravatarXmlRpc-> userImages (); // $ Image is instance of NP_Service_Gravatar_XmlRpc_UserImage, // As we didn't pass $ raw parameter as "true" when executing // UserImages () method. $ Image = $ images [0]; $ ImageUrl = $ image-> getUrl (); // Instance of Zend_Uri_Http. Echo $ image-> getRating (); // Prints some rating (G, PG, R or X ). // Saves some image to be a user image for the current account. $ This-> _ gravatarXmlRpc-> saveData ('path/to/someImage.jpg ', NP_Service_Gravatar_XmlRpc: PG_RATED ); // Generating Gravatar URL. Echo 'gravatar ('foo @ bar.com ').' "/>; // Generating Gravatar URL and specifying size and rating options. Echo 'gravatar ('foo @ bar.com ', array ('s' => 200, 'R' => 'PG'). '"/>; // Full parameter names are supported, too. Echo 'gravatar ('foo @ bar.com ', array ('size' => 100, 'default' => 'identicon'). '"/>; // Generating Gravatar URL and specifying file-type extension. Echo 'gravatar ('foo @ bar.com ', array ('s' => 200), 'jpg ').' "/>; // Above view helper call will produce this URL: // Http://www.gravatar.com/avatar/f3ada405ce890b6f8204094deb12d8a8.jpg? S = 200