Creating signed url or cookies doesn't work about amazon-cloudfront-developer-guide

[joshbean]

Hi @syed-netable – Sure, I will add this to my list. It looks like that PHP code hasn't been touched in, well, a long time. I'll try to make time to look at it and fix it.

[syed-netable]

Hi @joshbean
Any progress on the above task?

[joshbean]

Hi @syed-netable
No, no progress yet, unfortunately. I've been very busy with other work, and haven't been able to get to this one. It's still on my backlog though.

[syed-netable]

Hi @joshbean

We are really waiting to get this finished can you please take a look at the earliest

Best regards,
Syed

[syed-netable]

Hi @joshbean

Hope you are keeping well. Can you please update about this

Best regards,
Syed

[joshbean]

Hi @syed-netable

I'm sorry that I haven't been able to get to this yet. Unfortunately I can't commit to a specific delivery date. I have lots of other work on my plate right now, but this item remains on my backlog, and I will get to it when time allows.

If you are in urgent need of a code example for creating CloudFront signed URLs in PHP, I suggest you do an internet search for one. For example, I found this example in the AWS SDK for PHP Developer Guide, and this code on Stack Overflow. Hopefully you'll find something that will work for you. And when I do have time to update the PHP example in the CloudFront Developer Guide, I will update this issue.

Josh

[joshbean]

Closing this issue or pull request in advance of archiving this repo. For more information about the decision to archive this repo (and others in the 'awsdocs' org), see the announcement on the AWS News Blog.