I am @unfollowr owner an I could provide service of that kind.
On Dec 6, 5:36 am, Carlos Eduardo carlos@gmail.com wrote:
Is there any way to find out where users from Unfollow other User
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When pulling tweets through API we are getting false URL attached to
the tweet. The usual difference is of +1 on the serial number after /.
Example:
When pulling this tweet http://twitter.com/atesch/status/13793827580026881
we ended up with it content but attached to this URL
Hi everybody,
Hopefully this question hasn't been asked a million times already and
I was just searching for it badly, but here goes.
I played around with the twitter API back in basic authentication
days, and I was asked by a friend to put something together for him.
In the old days it would
It's actually very simple.
1. Download Abraham's TwitterOAuth from
https://github.com/abraham/twitteroauth
2. Get API keys from http://dev.twitter.com/
3. Open a new .php file, include and initialize TwitterOAuth:
$connection = new TwitterOAuth('consumer key', 'consumer secret', 'user
key',
If you need a step by step tutorial on doing this with PHP, and want
something that shows you exactly where to get the right OAuth keys and
use them in the code, you can try this tutorial:
http://140dev.com/twitter-api-programming-tutorials/hello-twitter-oauth-php/
The sample code uses Matt
I am confused.
{
name: Twitter API,
..
.
screen_name: twitterapi,
following: false --i am following twitterapi, or
twitterapi is following me?
}
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I don't know if you already ran across this but I too am a newbie to Twitter
API.
I was just using this to test twitter post from processing.
It shows how to setup Twitter app to get 0Auth keys - you can use the
wordprayr twitter account as the app.
I have a webapp in php without any database associated with it. I'm
just saving the user's (encrypted) oAuth token and token secret in two
separate cookies. Now I want to build in multi-user support, and I'm
wondering what would be the best way to store the multiple tokens and
secrets.
My idea is
The best way is to urlencode() the key and secret separately, and then
separating them with a space.
Tom
On 12/12/10 8:07 PM, jaronbarends wrote:
I have a webapp in php without any database associated with it. I'm
just saving the user's (encrypted) oAuth token and token secret in two
Thanks everybody for the suggestions. I'll give them a look.
Very much appreciated :)
Jason
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I use this source at https://github.com/aral/XAuthTwitterEngine
first..
I register my App at dev.twitter.com
and send message to a...@twitter.com .. about Xauth Key..
and i get consumerKey and consumerSecret..
I change consumerKey and consumerSecret line at XauthTwitterEngine
I can get
your welcome
On Sun, Dec 12, 2010 at 18:55, Jason Rennie jwren...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks everybody for the suggestions. I'll give them a look.
Very much appreciated :)
Jason
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It is totally possible Chief, but it just seems a bit overkill if all
you want is to get a valid twitter screen name.
If you are asking a user to authorize your app, IMHO, most users will
expect something in return. My thoughts are to provide the most
transparency to users while also providing
Is Twitter Anywhere down? None of the follow buttons or hovercards
that I'm using on my site are working.
Quy
@quytennis
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