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There is currently two approaches to manually issuing a badge to the OBI backpack. These have been referenced in a number of blog posts mentioned above and in step 0 of this step-by-step guide. | There is currently two approaches to manually issuing a badge to the OBI backpack. These have been referenced in a number of blog posts mentioned above and in step 0 of this step-by-step guide. | ||
* One method is to make an http request with the correctly formatted json file as a part of the URL (provide example). | * One method is to make an http request with the correctly formatted json file as a part of the URL (provide example). | ||
<pre> | |||
http://beta.openbadges.org/baker?assertion=http://yourhosting.com/u/folder/BillyBlogTestBadge2.json | |||
</pre> | |||
* the second method is to submit the json file using a javascript call | * the second method is to submit the json file using a javascript call | ||
<pre> | <pre> | ||
<a href="javascript:OpenBadges.issue(['http://badges.bit.bc.ca/mwa/mwa-pjrch01.json'], function(errors, successes) | |||
{ });">, claim your badge.</a> | |||
</pre> | |||
<?php | <?php | ||
echo hash("sha256", "peter@example.com"."mwach01"); | echo hash("sha256", "peter@example.com"."mwach01"); | ||