I have the same problem.
On the App settings it is set to:
Read, Write and Access direct messages
But when users authenticate with OAuth, it's telling users:
This application will not be able to:
Access your direct messages.
How do we fix this?
On Jul 4, 5:38 pm, alexre...@gmail.com
BUMP
Anyone?
On Feb 27, 11:26 am, Mr Blog mrblogdot...@gmail.com wrote:
We cannot get the official Tweet Button to count tweets - it always
shows zero.
Here's an example page:
http://140plus.com/question/why-do-i-need-nosql-mongodb-cassandra-cou...
And the code for the button
We cannot get the official Tweet Button to count tweets - it always
shows zero.
Here's an example page:
http://140plus.com/question/why-do-i-need-nosql-mongodb-cassandra-couchdb-etc-if-i-have-lucene-or-solr/8Tyz1
And the code for the button is:
a href=http://twitter.com/share;
I keep seeing references to a way to see your own access token for an
app:
http://dev.twitter.com/apps - application - My Access Token
E.g. http://dev.twitter.com/pages/oauth_single_token
I can't find this link under http://dev.twitter.com/apps anywhere.
Did it go away, or am I just not finding
FWIW, api.twitter.com cert also fails in Safari:
http://twitmart.org/img/UoNgE/apicerterr2.png
On Jul 1, 4:26 am, Yusuke yus...@mac.com wrote:
Hi,
Twitter4J users are facing sun.security.validator.ValidatorException
as of July 1 GMT.
It looks to be an API side issue. Is it a known one?
It
I have a suggestion that I think will be helpful for developers. When
the FCC shut of analog OTA TV, they scheduled a number of test
periods, where OTA TV was shut off briefly so people could see if
their TV was ready for the switch.
I suggest that after the World Cup related trouble subsides,
Agreed.
If the API is going to overload an error code, Twitter needs to
enumerate the error details and provide those details in a consistent
machine readable form.
On May 25, 1:52 am, akaii chibiak...@gmail.com wrote:
There seem to be a variety of possible causes for getting an 403 error
in
in the string might be your best bet to get
around this.
On May 22, 11:19 pm, Mr Blog mrblogdot...@gmail.com wrote:
My GaragebBot tweets when doors are opened or
closed:http://twitter.com/connectedthings
The tweets are of the form:
tweet 1: Door 2 opened
tweet 2: Door 2 closed manually
My GaragebBot tweets when doors are opened or closed:
http://twitter.com/connectedthings
The tweets are of the form:
tweet 1: Door 2 opened
tweet 2: Door 2 closed manually
tweet 3: Door 1 opened
tweet 4: Door 2 opened
tweet 5: Door 2 closed automatically
tweet 6: Door 1 closed manually
The
Perhaps, but I think it's a mistake to shut supertweet down. It's
solving a real-world problem, doing them a favor by doing something
for twitter so they don't have to. It pushes all these corner cases
off of their API front-end. It doesn't expose the user's Twitter
passwords and users never
Brian, there is no TLS or root CA certificates on this platform. No
browser. No X11. No screen or keyboard for that matter.
On May 14, 11:13 am, Brian Smith br...@briansmith.org wrote:
Mr Blog wrote:
For example, the current 'tweet' code binary is 18K bytes. If you can add
oAuth
in 100K
Thanks. As I note, that is a non-trivial project/barrier.
FWIW, I'm putting together a generic service for this application,
where a user can oAuth to the site and then create proxy credentials
that can be used to tweet etc.
http://www.supertweet.net/
Feedback welcome.
On May 12, 7:35 am, John
Hi Glenn,
FWIW, the application and platform is extremely small and lightweight
- there is nothing as powerful or huge as 'curl' there. It is all raw
C code, stripped down libraries, etc. measured in K-bytes, not
Megabytes, to say nothing of Gigabytes.
For example, the current 'tweet' code
I have a device that tweets using the API. It is a microcontroller
that is hooked to garage doors http://www.toyz.org/GarageBot
http://www.toyz.org/images/GarageBot_sm.jpg
It is a small box mounted on the wall in the garage as shown in the
photo. Unlike a full PC, it has no hard drives and
The ability to create apps like http://www.tweespeed.com/ as a result
of a few quick APIs to get the difference between two status IDs is
really nice.
Perhaps even if status IDs are not sequential there could be some kind
of a an API method like tweetCount(firstID, secondID) that if given
two
Hi Folks,
David Beckemeyer here, founder of BDT.COM, SF Bay Area ISP and
consulting firm during in the 80's - 90's and founding CTO of
EarthLink 1995-2005.
http://www.bdt.com/david/index.html
http://www.linkedin.com/in/davidbeckemeyer
Twitter mashups include Taglets.org and Twitmart.org (which
Does Twitter document the possible values of the time_zone field?
The values I see do not work directly to get the user's time zone, and
I'd like to map to UNIX times zones, or Java time zones. I can
(almost) use the utc_offset value, but that doesn't help me know if
this particular user is in an
Twitter4J - a Java library for the Twitter API - is really nice:
http://twitter4j.org
The author, Yusuke Yamamoto @yusukeyamamoto is very active, quick to
fix bugs, and stays current with rapidly evolving Twitter API. Highly
recommended.
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I moved to Twitter4J Streaming - so far so good.
search.twitter.com is not working for me from either API or directly
in the browser. Is it working for others? If I am blacklisted, how
does one go about getting it fixed?
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