Quote from: CIYAM on October 31, 2015, 06:28:16 PM

Quote from: RussianRaibow on October 31, 2015, 06:25:45 PM

No... I dint. Signing is a part of their offered API. Here is their sample code...

http://blockcypher.github.io/php-client/sample/doc/transaction-api/CreateAndSignAndSendTransaction.html

Please check this line...

Code:

$txSkeleton = $txClient->sign($txSkeleton, $privateKeys);

I'm not familiar with the language (I'm a C++ coder) but if it means that the signing is not done on the client side then that would be a serious issue (hopefully the OP will clarify this).

This is PHP and the syntax is very similar to C. If you see the link I provided, it wont be very difficult for you to decipher the working logic. sign() is a server side function which is taking $txSkeleton & $privateKeys variables as input and returning the signed data. But, if I could sign using PHP itself, I could avoid this step and directly push the signed Tx. I hope, someone, who knows PHP, chime in and point me to a code that allows me to do so...