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using a 3rd party API

Thread began 6/24/2013 7:34 am by Jamie | Last modified 6/24/2013 9:15 am by Jamie | 550 views | 4 replies

Jamie

using a 3rd party API

Hi guys

I have been asked by a client to see if we can add a foreign exchange feed to a site and have managed to find a free supplier of this (openexchangerates.org) but I have never implemented this sort of thing on a site before and I dont have a scooby as to where or how I should start.

The quick start guide can be seen here: https://openexchangerates.org/quick-start

If you could give me a bit of steerage in how to get this going I would REALLY appreciate it. For example, getting the GBP/USD rate as a feed would be a great start :D

Many thanks

Jamie

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