CJ Product API php code (uses SOAP)

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Another bit of code, this time, the CJ API, you'll need a developer key from CJ:

<?php
        $developerKey = "YOUR-DEVELOPER-KEY";
        $websiteId = "YOUR-SITEID";
        
    try {
        $client = new SoapClient("https://product.api.cj.com/wsdl/version2/productSearchServiceV2.wsdl", array('trace'=> true));
        $results = $client->search(array("developerKey" => $developerKey,
                                            "websiteId" => $websiteId,
                                            "advertiserIds" => '',
                                            "keywords" => 'washing+machine',
                                            "lowPrice" => '5',
                                            "highPrice" => '1000',
                                               "currency" => 'GBP',
                                               "sortBy" => 'price',
                                             "sortOrder" => 'asc',
                                            "startAt" => 1,
                                            "maxResults" => 10));
                                            
    foreach($results->out->products->Product as $details) 
        {
            $adId = $details->adId;
            $advertiserId = $details->advertiserId;
            $advertiserName = $details->advertiserName;
            $buyUrl = $details->buyUrl;
            $catalogId = $details->catalogId;
            $currency = $details->currency;
            $description = $details->description;
            $imageUrl = $details->imageUrl;
            $inStock = $details->inStock;
            $isbn = $details->isbn;
            $manufacturerName = $details->manufacturerName;
            $manufacturerSku = $details->manufacturerSku;
            $name = $details->name;
            $price = $details->price;
            $retailPrice = $details->retailPrice;
            $salePrice = $details->salePrice;
            $sku = $details->sku;
            $upc = $details->upc;
        
        echo '<a href="'.$buyUrl.'" target="_blank"><img style="float: left; margin: 10px; border: 1px solid #e4e4e4;" src="'.$imageUrl.'" alt="'.$name.'" width="200"  /></a><strong>'.$name.'</strong> '.$description.'<br /><br />Brand: '.$manufacturerName.'<br /><br /><strong>'.$manufacturerName.' '.$name.'</strong><br /><br /><strong>&pound;'.$price.'</strong><br /><a href="'.$buyUrl.'" target="_blank"><br /><img src="http://www.emmanie.co.uk/clickhere.png" alt="'.$name.'" border="0" /></a><hr style="clear:both;"  />';
        }

        } catch (Exception $e){
            echo "There was an error with your request or the service is unavailable.\n";
            print_r ($e);
        }
?>

I've added ALL the returned fields as variables, in case you want to use them in your code.

This is what it should look like Washing Machines via CJ API