Software Details:
Version: 1.1.23
Upload Date: 6 Jun 15
Distribution Type: Freeware
Downloads: 1
Provides individual components to communicate with TeamSpeak 3 servers.
Developed with agile methods, the framework is enterprise ready and can be jolted into production in any live TeamSpeak-powered web PHP application.
TeamSpeak is a voice chat cross-platform software that allows people to speak with each other via the Internet.
Features:
- Fully object-oriented PHP 5 and E_STRICT compliant components
- Access to all TeamSpeak 3 Server features via ServerQuery
- Integrated full featured and customizable TSViewer interfaces
- Full support for file transfers to up- and /or download custom icons and other stuff
- Powerful error handling capabilities using exceptions and customizable error messages
- Query mechanisms for several official services such as the blacklist and auto-update servers
- Dynamic signal slots for event based scripting
What is new in this release:
- TeamSpeak3_Node_Server::channelSpacerCreate() now accepts an additional parameter to specifiy the channel_maxclients for the spacer (defaults to 0).
- Fixed a stupid typo in TeamSpeak3_Node_Server::channelSpacerCreate().
- Fixed "Serialization of 'Closure' is not allowed" errors.
What is new in version 1.1.17:
- Updated the framework files to support the latest additions to the TeamSpeak 3 feature-set.
- Added a small number of additional bug fixes and improvements.
What is new in version 1.1.11:
- Fixed invalid usage of "permsid" instead of "permid" when an array of IDs was passed to permission related methods.
- Fixed invalid detection of some channel spacers.
- Fixed issues when using some UTF-8 encoded strings as command parameters.
- TeamSpeak3_Helper_String::isUtf8() now scans the entire string and checks that it conforms to UTF-8 by searching for non-ascii multibyte sequences in UTF-8 range.
- Added TeamSpeak3_Node_Host::permissionGetGrantById().
- Added TeamSpeak3_Node_Host::permissionTree().
Requirements:
- PHP 5.2.1 or higher
Limitations:
- Development and testing was done mainly on Apache. Might break on other server technologies.
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