Hi Valdhor. I did finally manage to get this done. My app now has the capability to display a users Twitter feed and post a tweet to a twitter feed a long as they enteer a valid username and password.
I'm now looking for good examples of using Facebook connect to do the following:- - View a user's statuses - View all a users albums and photos - Allow a user to post a new status to Facebook - All a user to upload a new photo to a specific album What I really want is to be able to do all of the above WITHOUT the user being taken to the 'Allow Access' window of Facebook which opens up in a new instance of Explorer, the reason for this being that I want my app to be entirely self contained or if there is no way around this I'd like to have it so the allow access window opens up in a html component within my application. Is this possible would you know? --- In [email protected], "valdhor" <valdhorli...@...> wrote: > > What did you manage to glean from the Twitter API documentation? > > --- In [email protected], "James" <garymoorcroft_ict@> wrote: > > > > I am looking for the quickest and simplest possible method to allow a user > > to post a tweet to twitter from within an air application. > > > > Basically I just want them to be able to enter their name and password in > > my app type what they want to tweet and click a button and it will tweet it > > to their profile. > > > > I've found tonnes of examples of displaying twitter feeds within > > applications but hardly any for posting a tweet FROM an air app. Can anyone > > recommend any or tell me what I'd need to do to get this done? > > >
