Topic: Bitcoind for PHP (Read 2993 times)
Thanks for this. I'm using Python with it so the format of the amount isn't quite as important, but the "listreceivedsince" method is very useful.
https://gitorious.org/intersango/bitcoind
I recommend this version of Bitcoin for people.
Uses strings ("100000000") instead of doubles (1.0) for the RPC interface.
And listreceivedsince RPC call.
It's far better to keep polling for new received payments/sent payments, import them into your database and then act on it. Using bitcoin internal accounts is very bad in general.
I recommend this version of Bitcoin for people.
Uses strings ("100000000") instead of doubles (1.0) for the RPC interface.
And listreceivedsince
It's far better to keep polling for new received payments/sent payments, import them into your database and then act on it. Using bitcoin internal accounts is very bad in general.
Nice!
There are no hacks. Check the commit logs.
Using bitcoin internal accounts is very bad in general.
Why? And shouldn't this be fixed by fixing the account system, instead of hacking around it with a language-specific layer of abstraction?
https://gitorious.org/intersango/bitcoind
I recommend this version of Bitcoin for people.
Uses strings ("100000000") instead of doubles (1.0) for the RPC interface.
And listreceivedsince RPC call.
It's far better to keep polling for new received payments/sent payments, import them into your database and then act on it. Using bitcoin internal accounts is very bad in general.
I recommend this version of Bitcoin for people.
Uses strings ("100000000") instead of doubles (1.0) for the RPC interface.
And listreceivedsince
It's far better to keep polling for new received payments/sent payments, import them into your database and then act on it. Using bitcoin internal accounts is very bad in general.
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