Google Glass Programming in PHP by Tony Gaitatzis

Author:Tony Gaitatzis [Gaitatzis, Tony]
Language: eng
Format: azw3
Published: 2014-01-21T05:00:00+00:00

When that happens you will get a row in your HttpPost table containing this content: {

"collection": "timeline",

"itemId": "cc4bf15e-370d-4ebf-a2f3-1f1282623029", "operation": "UPDATE",

"userToken": "whoami",

"userActions": [

{

"type": "CUSTOM",

"payload": "like"

}

]

} // we will never see this page in person, // so let's save it to

// the database so we can check on it later $query = "insert into `HttpPost` ".

"( `url`, `headers`, `post` ) ". " values ".

"('".$url."','".addslashes($header).",'".addslashes($pos tString)."')";

$mysqli->query($query);

It is important to note here that PHP’s $_POST variable doesn’t process the incoming JSON. As a result, $_POST is empty even though Google Mirror has posted content to your timeline_callback.php script. To access the JSON, you must use the $HTTP_RAW_POST_DATA to access this JSON string.

Once this process is complete, you may choose to respond by posting content to their Glass Timeline or some other action.

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