I discovered the answer.
Currently with twitter you do not to send an oauth_verifier (if it is
a web call). So you can just change the signature of the call
//Generate Signature
string sig = this.GenerateSignature(uri,
this.ConsumerKey,
this.ConsumerSecret,
this.OToken,
this.OTokenSecret,
this.CallBackUrl,
null, <--- put a null here
method.ToString(),
timeStamp,
nonce,
out outUrl,
out querystring);
This is using Shannon Whitley's code sample for twitter Oauth
On Nov 2, 12:34 pm, p capozzi <p...@globalxpres.com> wrote:
> Twitter has the capability to bypass the authorization screen if you
> are posted to one account. They give you an oauth_token and a
> oauth_token_secret. You should be able then to post directly to the
> twitter account but you still need the oauth_verifier.
>
> Does anyone have any ideas on how to get an oauth_verifier without
> resorting to the Twitter authorization screen round trip?
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