[twitter-dev] Re: 401 unauthorized

2011-03-30 Thread Nick Spacek
 Sorry, what hack is that?  I've heard a bunch of advice on working
 around this, but nothing conclusive.

I believe he means changing from https://api.twitter.com to
http://api.twitter.com. I can confirm that this works for me as well.
Obviously not ideal, but an interim solution?

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[twitter-dev] OAuth authorizing multiple accounts and disabling automatic redirection when account is already authorized

2010-08-06 Thread Nick Spacek
That's a long subject line, but I haven't seen much related to it
(there was one post last Autumn but didn't seem to have any
resolutions.

I'm working on an app where an app user may want to authorize multiple
Twitter accounts. Right now if they are already logged into Twitter
(say, with their primary account) and the account is already
authorized, they don't even get the option to sign in to a different
account; the OAuth flow just redirects the browser immediately to the
callback URL. Is there any way around this?

Is there some way to pass a username on the GET or in the headers?

Thanks,
Nick