Re: [twitter-dev] Callback URL not authorized issue
hi steve ,can you please tell me how to insert api key in head section ,i am not able to do that ,please help me steve , my emailid is svelug...@gmail.com thnks in advance steve On Fri, Aug 6, 2010 at 11:26 PM, Steve atif-nas...@hotmail.com wrote: I have implemented @Anywhere on a web-page. I have registered an app with Twitter and inserted the API key in the head section and both modules in the body section of my page. I am getting the following error: The provided callback url http://mymobileplanet.co.uk/iPhone.html is not authorized for the client registered to 'http:// www.mymobileplanet.co.uk'. I have tried several methods to somehow make it work but all in vain. I would appreciate if someone can visit my pages and see what the problem is or guide me how I can make it work. -- -Srikanth Velugoti 09810962506 ---
[twitter-dev] Callback URL not authorized issue
I have implemented @Anywhere on a web-page. I have registered an app with Twitter and inserted the API key in the head section and both modules in the body section of my page. I am getting the following error: The provided callback url http://mymobileplanet.co.uk/iPhone.html is not authorized for the client registered to 'http:// www.mymobileplanet.co.uk'. I have tried several methods to somehow make it work but all in vain. I would appreciate if someone can visit my pages and see what the problem is or guide me how I can make it work.
RE: [twitter-dev] Callback URL not authorized issue
I was able to click right in to the page from my black jack, which is good. Half the links in cyberspace don't usually come mobile windows based! -Original Message- From: Steve atif-nas...@hotmail.com Sent: Friday, August 06, 2010 1:56 PM To: Twitter Development Talk twitter-development-talk@googlegroups.com Subject: [twitter-dev] Callback URL not authorized issue I have implemented @Anywhere on a web-page. I have registered an app with Twitter and inserted the API key in the head section and both modules in the body section of my page. I am getting the following error: The provided callback url http://mymobileplanet.co.uk/iPhone.html is not authorized for the client registered to 'http:// www.mymobileplanet.co.uk'. I have tried several methods to somehow make it work but all in vain. I would appreciate if someone can visit my pages and see what the problem is or guide me how I can make it work.
Re: [twitter-dev] Callback URL not authorized issue
Hi Steve, Our OAuth implementation is very strict about host names and will not authorize callbacks unless the host name matches exactly. In your case, the www subdomain is the difference. You can make your @Anywhere app work on both host names by adding mymobileplanet.co.uk (without the www) to your list of authorized domains. Go to http://dev.twitter.com/apps, click on the name of your @Anywhere app, and then click on Manage Domains in the right sidebar. Enter mymobileplanet.co.uk into the form field and click Authorize. On Fri, Aug 6, 2010 at 10:56 AM, Steve atif-nas...@hotmail.com wrote: I have implemented @Anywhere on a web-page. I have registered an app with Twitter and inserted the API key in the head section and both modules in the body section of my page. I am getting the following error: The provided callback url http://mymobileplanet.co.uk/iPhone.html is not authorized for the client registered to 'http:// www.mymobileplanet.co.uk'. I have tried several methods to somehow make it work but all in vain. I would appreciate if someone can visit my pages and see what the problem is or guide me how I can make it work. -- Dana Contreras Twitter Platform Team http://twitter.com/DanaDanger
