Hi,
I do not want to specify more than I need, and I didn't feel it was a
good thing to hard code a URL in my code.
So I tried, - $proxiedHttpClient = new Zend_Http_Client(NULL,
$config); - and it works! The only reason to use NULL is to avoid
hard coding a URL.
I now have a working Mysql to Google spreadsheet generator or rather a
working prototype.
I have a scheduler that runs XML scripts like this:
<job name='mysql2gdocs' type='sql'>
<script>
<sql>
USE OPS;
select * from schedule;
</sql>
<sqlconverter>
<name>sqlconverter_GoogleDocs1.php</name>
<docname>dayly sheet</docname>
<target>report</target>
<user>myuserid</user>
<password>mypassword</password>
</sqlconverter>
</script>
</job>
This produce a Google spreadsheet of the sql query 'select * from
schedule;' named 'dayly sheet'.
The produced spreadsheet still looks crappy, and that leads to my next
question in this neverending series of questions.
How do I add graphics to my spreadsheet, I look at visualisation and
gadgets but I do not find a PHP api to use.
Can you point me into the right direction?
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