Some PHP installs have issues with ints the size of newer status_ids. Try
using `id_str` from the status object instead of `id`.
Also if you are using the latest version of TwitterOAuth I recommend
constructing your requests like this:
$rtstring = $twitter-post($url);
If you have paramaters pass them as the second argument.
Abraham
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On Fri, Feb 25, 2011 at 10:43, tianye22 ye.henry.t...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi All
I am trying to implement the retweet function using the statuses/
retweet/ api. I have encountered a very frustrating problem:
If I am passing the status id inside a variable, it does not work
Not working:
$parameters = array();
$url = 'statuses/retweet/'.$sid;
$rtstring = $twitter-oAuthRequest($url, 'POST', $parameters);
However if I hard-coded the statues id inside the url, it works:
Working:
$parameters = array();
$url = 'statuses/retweet/41203690924818432';
$rtstring = $twitter-oAuthRequest($url, 'POST', $parameters);
I have verified that the $sid does contain the correct id, I am really
confused here. Is there anything special in PHP of handing string and
integer? I am a newbiee to PHP.
Thanks for your help!
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