Quote Originally Posted by Lifetalk View Post
Use this URL format (replace the obvious vars) to get an xml response:
Code: 
http://api.filesonic.com/link?method=getDownloadLink&u=EMAIL&p=PASSWORD&ids=FILESONICID&format=xml
Replace 'format=xml' with 'format=json' to get a response in json.

Then, just use php's json_decode function to decode the response and extract the links using the appropriate array hierarchy.
Yea that seems to be the easiest solution for ricardo.

Do you know of a way to report the current upload or download speed of curl through php? I'd rather use curl for downloading and uploading, but with no progress I'd have to use the example from RL of sending chunks through a socket?