[twitter-dev] Re: Twitter OAuth Example?
could somebody please help me I need a simple Twitter OAuth example that fully running along with the source code 1. What particular language are you using? 2. To better tailor your response, what part of the OAuth process is difficult to understand? - Konpaku
[twitter-dev] Re: Sending 1600 DMs?
On Aug 1, 3:42 am, Vladimir Dvornik hagen.perep...@gmail.com wrote: Who knows what is Direct Message limits for oauth users? It's the same. OAuth limits are different from basic auth (which is going out soon anyways) for GETS, but POST limits are the same. - Konpaku
[twitter-dev] Re: getting full list of followers from a private list: members.json?cursor=-1
Hello, http://api.twitter.com/1/bvijaykr/flexfollow/members.json?cursor=-1 I have also triedhttp://api.twitter.com/1/bvijaykr/flexfollow/members.json?cursor=-130... which returned a diff set of results.I also triedhttp://api.twitter.com/1/bvijaykr/flexfollow/members.jsonwhich returned the same 1st age of results as ?cursor=-1 This is correct. To get the next set of results, you need to use the next_cursor ( or previous_cursor if you care to navigate that way ) value in the call returned from the cursor=-1 url. - Konpaku
[twitter-dev] Re: i want to display published article on twitter account
Assuming you have an RSS feed you can simply use something like Twitterfeed (http://twitterfeed.com/) to push RSS feed updates to your twitter account. Please note that you should also have content besides just posting links to give your account more personality and not make people report you for spam. - Konpaku On Jun 30, 11:37 pm, hina hina.b...@gmail.com wrote: Hello, I am web developer and develop an application where experts are published their articles and now i want ti display those published article on the twitter account. Please help me how can i will do. Thanks Hina
[twitter-dev] Re: Problem with status encoding... I guess
Hello, Hello Konpaku, thanks for you answer. I am encoding my text with UTF8, I don´t know what you mean by your files Sorry I meant all the source files. Also what language and oAuth library are you using for this? - Konpaku Kogasa
[twitter-dev] Re: Problem with status encoding... I guess
Hello, I had a few bugs with encoding, I was not using UTF8 and now I do, so I am able to tweet stauff like Peñarol á é í ó ú (spanish lang characters). I was making some tests and I noticed that if I want to set '!' as my status (just the exclamation mark) it dos not work... I get an Incorrect signature error message. I had this issue before. Check the encoding of your files. It needs to be set to UTF-8 (can't remember if it's with or without BOM though..) - Konpaku Kogasa
[twitter-dev] Re: How to check the access tokens before directing to a sign in /allow, deny page?
Hello, First off I'm curious as to what language this is. A quick glance suggests javascript. Also what libraries are you using? Regarding the actual auth workflow, what exactly is the process that you are utilizing? Is it a callback URL or pin based auth? You call OAuth.GetRequestToken, but I don't see how you pass the return value of this to OAuth.GetAccessToken. - Konpaku Kogasa
[twitter-dev] Announcement: oauth-python-twitter2 0.2 release
Hello Everyone, While looking at creating a python twitter app, I noticed that the combination of twitter api access and oauth authentication was a bit spread out over many projects. I decided to consolidate everything into a single area. The work I currently have available as both a 0.2 release and svn source repository can be found here: http://code.google.com/p/oauth-python-twitter2/ Requirements are: simplejson oauth2 Both of these are available using easy_install. Please note that there is a chance this all works on Windows, but I've only tested it on a Linux system. There is a sample python script included that shows how to go through a basic oauth pin-based authorization workflow, then make a simple API call. Regarding the API itself, it is currently in the basic stages of development, and still require things like test cases and proper error handling. To put it simply, if the API goes 503 error on you, a nice unhandled exception will appear before you. Also, I'm adding wrapper functions that are easier to work with around the generic ApiCall function. If you need to access an API call that does not yet have an equivalent wrapper function, you can simply use the ApiCall function to call whatever it is. I'll be adding more wrapper functions as I get the chance. Patches and other developers are welcome. While I check this email address every now and then, please note that Issues should be directed to the Google Code Issue tracker. Feel free to file enhancement requests, but note that getting all the wrapper calls up, proper error handling, and test cases are my number one priority at this point. - Konpaku Kogasa
