The following examples uses file_get_contents(), which is supported by PHP natively. You may also use curl, but you need to install it on your server first.Listing all Inventory for initial data load
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$data = array('key' => 'YOUR API KEY', 'includeItemsWithQuantityZero' => false);
​This StackOverflow answer gives an example of the output of $http_response_header. You should look for or parse for the "200" HTTP status code, or alternatively use php's error_get_last() to see if file_get_contents threw an error.Error handling
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//Call after file_get_contents
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$lastError = error_get_last();
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if (is_null($lastError)) {
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// file_get_contents worked successfully
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} else { // We failed, see the contents of the error
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var_dump($lastError);
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}
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Using SSL (Recommended)
If you want to use SSL with file_get_contents, you need to enable the php_openssl extension. To do that, you must edit your php.ini file and add the proper line to the Dynamic Extensions section.