SAWAN IMPORT & EXPORT T/A INDIKRAFT
Furniture in Randburg

We are only interested in making your Indikraft experience as pleasant as possible, which is why we only use any information gained for our own research and promise never to sell your information to any unconnected third parties. On occasion, we do need to hire other companies to help us provide some services. In some of these cases we may need to share information that these companies need, in order to provide services to us, and ultimately to you. An example would be our marketing and advertising agencies. We'll limit the information we give them, and they will only have access to your information for the purposes of performing such functions. We'll make sure that we only send you messages that we think will be of interest to you for instance the dates of our in-store sales, details of special offers or information about new products and services. It's short and contains important implementation rules. This API has been designed for ease of implementation. All methods and requirements are intentionally kept very simple, with one exception: almost all functionality requires OAuth. On methods that return a copy of the user object for the current account, such as bookmarks/list, check the username value to see if it has changed and record the change in your application as necessary. Unless otherwise noted, output from every method is an array. Each item in the array is an associative array (a hash) containing simple named parameters, each with a type key to describe it. qline support is deprecated as of version 1.1 of the API. A simple custom format called qline is also supported for environments without convenient JSON decoding, but with a URL-decode string function. Output on success: A single-line qline -like output (not JSON, to match conventions when issuing access tokens) with the OAuth access token and secret to use, e.g. A concatenation of bookmark_id values that the client already has from the specified folder. A '-' delimited list of highlight IDs that the client already has from the specified bookmarks. This is a comma-separated list of bookmark_id values that the client already has in its local bookmark data, and shouldn't be re-sent. Any IDs sent in the have parameter that would not have appeared in the list within the given limit are returned in a delete_ids parameter on the meta object. The have parameter can just be a list of the bookmark_id values, e.g. If you join the hash value you have for an article with its article ID using a colon, e.g. Finally, you can optionally append two more fields to each ID with colons to indicate how far the user has read each article, as a floating-point value between 0.0 and 1.0 to indicate progress and the Unix timestamp value of the time that the progress was recorded, e.g. progress: The user's progress, as a floating-point number between 0.0 and 1.0, defined as the top edge of the user's current viewport, expressed as a percentage of the article's total length. progress_timestamp: The Unix timestamp value of the time that the progress was recorded. url: Required, except when using private sources (see below). Bookmarks can be private, such as the bookmarks that result from Instapaper's email-in text feature.