I guess you have to use GET tumblr.com/api/authenticate?email=user@e... to get the avatar of the user. The sample response for mine is tumblr version="1.0"> You also need the email address and password of the user, or do it via OAuth Or you could scrape the tumblelog for the avatar $page = file_get_contents("http://{$tumblog}. Tumblr.com/"); $avatar = preg_match(.
I guess you have to use GET tumblr.com/api/authenticate?email=user@e... to get the avatar of the user. The sample response for mine is and get the avatar-url field of the corresponding tumblelog. Too bad there is no json format option, maybe use preg_match.
You also need the email address and password of the user, or do it via OAuth. Or you could scrape the tumblelog for the avatar. $page = file_get_contents("http://{$tumblog}.
Tumblr.com/"); $avatar = preg_match('/+)" alt="portrait"/', $page, $matches)? $matches1: '
.Amm just like this site tumbletrain. Com try to add your tumblr username.. then refresh the page it will automatically add your tumblr photo... how did it done? Sir :) – Marcelius Dagpin Jun 9 at 7:27 @marc Best bet would be that they fetch the tumblelog page and look for this :) thank you so much bro... whew... savior... – Marcelius Dagpin Jun 9 at 9:27.
A better solution for this is to put the Avatar api in an img tag. Api.tumblr. Com/v2/blog/{base-hostname}/avatar/size example: So as long as you have the blogname, you can display the avatar.
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