i'm facing an equal scenario like the one above...
i'm running a website where 2 to 3 users post status updates to that
site which are posted then to twitteraccounts of the corresponding
user. so basically i want to send updates to 2 or 3 twitter accounts
via a php script. the users send their
Dan,
I've taken a stab at answering your questions below:
now from my understanding i need to change this over to start using
OAuth is this correct? the system does it all back end so my bloggers
dont write anything it auto does it for you, it posts to the one
single twitter account.
Yes
Start with simple code. I'm using php and the Rest Api from twitter.
At the moment i can put my friends_timeline on a php page and
compare username and passwords to make a login.
see ya!!
(era mas para presumir que para ayudar jeje)
chepe263
Wave your magic wand, demand some plz send teh codez, and your wish
will come true!
You're probably better going to the Drupal community for this if you
intend to use Drupal. This isn't a website building tutorial list.
This isn't a Drupal how-to list. Most of us here probably don't even
use
Hmmm... may be if you can do that work, I'd be glad to talk to you
about this.
I haven't got any time to do this right now, but I want to quickly put
out a site for this. Reach me if yo can do this.
On Aug 31, 6:10 pm, Adam Cloud cloudy...@gmail.com wrote:
**Sprinkles some fairy dust**
There is a Twitter Drupal module that does not support OAuth or Sign in with
Twitter yet.
http://drupal.org/project/twitter
If you check the issue queue those are both planned features.
There is also a lightweight Sign in with Twitter module that I wrote:
shameless_plug
And mine, www.cheek.com/downloads/Twitter_Auth
/shameless_plug
Abraham Williams wrote:
There is a Twitter Drupal module that does not support OAuth or Sign
in with Twitter yet.
http://drupal.org/project/twitter
If you check the issue queue those are both planned features.
