Need help from Web Dev that has worked with Nanacast API

JimOrr · 10-28-2012, 11:15 PM

I am in dire desperate need for a web developer that has experience working with Nanacast API and hooking it up to a non-wordpress site (kohana framework).

My web developer has been trying to get this to work for a week and he is ready to throw in the towel. When someone registers on the site Nanacast is picking it up and the outgoing API is logging that the information is being sent back to the site but the site never receives it.

Nanacast documentation is next to worthless and support is pretty much sending us canned responses that make no sense.

Can anyone help me?

Feel free to post here or send me a PM

Josh Anderson · 10-30-2012, 12:18 PM

Hi Jim,

The issue is your "web developer". I have reviewed your ticket and most of your issues have to do with trying to use the method GET with POST variables. He is demonstrating a significant lack of understanding of basic programming principles which is why he has not been able to complete the job for you.

Here is the answer clarifying the mistakes that Jim's "web developer" was making:

1. He had no GET variables in his url
2. He did not use a separate incoming file for the capture of the API call.
3. He was using variable names that were not in the documentation we provide.

Here is a link to our full outbound API documentation for anyone who needs it:

Nanacast API - Nanacast.com Outbound API

Jim, if you would like to work with an actual third party web developer with Nanacast API experience you might consider: Nanacast Consulting | Jesus Perez

Jesus Perez is a warrior and has an excellent track record both as a user and as a consultant and integration specialist.

Unfortunately it is easy for people to be mislead by "web developers" who struggle with basic programming principles. Any qualified programmer with basic standards based skills will be able to get the job done for you. In this case the issue is not "canned answers" nor is it with our documentation.

10-28-2012, 11:15 PM	#1
JimOrr Active Warrior Join Date: Dec 2009 Posts: 57 Thanks: 7 Thanked 6 Times in 4 Posts	Need help from Web Dev that has worked with Nanacast API I am in dire desperate need for a web developer that has experience working with Nanacast API and hooking it up to a non-wordpress site (kohana framework). My web developer has been trying to get this to work for a week and he is ready to throw in the towel. When someone registers on the site Nanacast is picking it up and the outgoing API is logging that the information is being sent back to the site but the site never receives it. Nanacast documentation is next to worthless and support is pretty much sending us canned responses that make no sense. Can anyone help me? Feel free to post here or send me a PM

10-30-2012, 12:18 PM	#2
Josh Anderson It's in my Signature :-) War Room Member Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: ID, USA. Posts: 8,905 Blog Entries: 1 Thanks: 301 Thanked 1,122 Times in 500 Posts Social Networking	Re: Need help from Web Dev that has worked with Nanacast API Hi Jim, The issue is your "web developer". I have reviewed your ticket and most of your issues have to do with trying to use the method GET with POST variables. He is demonstrating a significant lack of understanding of basic programming principles which is why he has not been able to complete the job for you. Here is the answer clarifying the mistakes that Jim's "web developer" was making: 1. He had no GET variables in his url 2. He did not use a separate incoming file for the capture of the API call. 3. He was using variable names that were not in the documentation we provide. Here is a link to our full outbound API documentation for anyone who needs it: Nanacast API - Nanacast.com Outbound API Jim, if you would like to work with an actual third party web developer with Nanacast API experience you might consider: Nanacast Consulting \| Jesus Perez Jesus Perez is a warrior and has an excellent track record both as a user and as a consultant and integration specialist. Unfortunately it is easy for people to be mislead by "web developers" who struggle with basic programming principles. Any qualified programmer with basic standards based skills will be able to get the job done for you. In this case the issue is not "canned answers" nor is it with our documentation.
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