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SteveBower
Problems using Salesforce PHP toolkit from GoDaddy
Are there known problems with using the PHP toolkit from an account hosted by GoDaddy?
I see other people with similar problems, but no resolution.
I'm no PHP expert, but my phpinfo result (www.stevebower.com/phpinfo.php) seems to show CURL, OpenSSL, and SOAP as all enabled.
However, I still get the "Could not connect to host" message from login.php
(http://www.stevebower.com/sforce-php/samples/login.php)
I'd appreciate any thoughts and experience with GoDaddy's configuration.
Thanks, Steve.
e-mail: sforce@stevebower.com
I see other people with similar problems, but no resolution.
I'm no PHP expert, but my phpinfo result (www.stevebower.com/phpinfo.php) seems to show CURL, OpenSSL, and SOAP as all enabled.
However, I still get the "Could not connect to host" message from login.php
(http://www.stevebower.com/sforce-php/samples/login.php)
I'd appreciate any thoughts and experience with GoDaddy's configuration.
Thanks, Steve.
e-mail: sforce@stevebower.com
A little documentation on their part would have been nice.
:-) Steve.
Partially right David, they've got 5.1.4 on their shared server, but the default was 4.something. You have to override the default mapping for php to php5 in an .htaccess file for your domain, and then you'll get v5.
On your own virtual machine I'm sure you can install whatever version you like!
Thanks, Steve.
http://wiki.apexdevnet.com/index.php/Members: PHP_Toolkit_1.1_Samples#Support_for_HTTP_proxies_in_SOAP_calls
and the proxy values are from here:
http://help.godaddy.com/article.php?article_id=289&topic_id=
which are
$proxySettings['proxy_host'] = "64.202.165.130"; // proxy.shr.secureserver.net
$proxySettings['proxy_port'] = 3128;
I haven't gotten any further but I thought I would share this in case anyone else runs into it.
-Bret
Here is my login.php5 snippet:
Thanks for your help