I am trying to create a simple Log in with twitter application.
I am using this example: http://www.voiceoftech.com/swhitley/?p=681.
You can get all the code there.
But it throws out an error at this line
Response.Redirect(oAuth.AuthorizationLinkGet()); in oAuthTwitter
WebResponseGet.
Thanks
I fixed that now, I just had to type oob as callback url. But now I
don't get redirected to the page I want to be. I just get a PIN
number, what should I do now?
Twitter doesn't really care about IPs - unless you are doing things
really, really, really wrong.
Assuming that the signature generation stays the same (some platforms
have little-endian BO, big-endian BO, etc, and that may change the
algorithm a bit, but when windows-windows that doesn't really
Yes, by using the xAuth support you named :-)
http://dev.twitter.com/pages/xauth
Tom
On 8/10/10 6:07 AM, niks wrote:
Hi,
We are developing an Android native application which has a feature
for user to tweet his message on Twitter.
For accessing Twitter we are using twitter4j library which
Hi,
Thanks, for the reply,
But then why site working from the localhost on the same Computer.But If I
accessed it from Public IP it returns error.
Thanks,
Punit Khaire.
On Tue, Aug 10, 2010 at 4:13 PM, Tom van der Woerdt i...@tvdw.eu wrote:
Twitter doesn't really care about IPs - unless
Oh, it's the same computer? In that case, my timestamp issue doesn't apply.
You should check that all localhost URLs have been removed and changed
to the public addresses. That's all I can think of - like I already
said, OAuth (and Twitter) doesn't really care about IP addresses.
Tom
On
Sorry for the double post, but I just realized: is your public IP
firewalled? That could possibly be the issue.
Also, is the error you are getting a Firefox (or any browser) error, or
an OAuth/Twitter error?
Tom
On 8/10/10 1:11 PM, punit khaire wrote:
Hi,
Thanks, for the reply,
But
Thanks Ken,
I totall y agrree with your view,but I am doing RND on oAuth Username
password authentication,where I dont want twitter to prompt for
credentials,It will directly redirected to callback URl.
Is it possible???
Thanks,
Punit.
On Tue, Aug 10, 2010 at 1:32 AM, Ken k...@cimas.ch
It is not. You should simply store the keys in a cookie (which is safe,
as long as you don't leak the consumer keys).
Tom
On 8/10/10 1:16 PM, punit khaire wrote:
Thanks Ken,
I totall y agrree with your view,but I am doing RND on oAuth Username
password authentication,where I dont want
Thanks Tom,
We are using Eset antivirus and it is also firewalled.I am getting below
error when executing
Request token API,
*An existing connection was forcibly closed by the remote host*
For more info you can hit below URL,
http://203.78.217.115/TwitterOAUTH/Default.aspx
Thanks,
Ah, okay, you mean the .NET error page.
Well, to be honest, I don't know a bit about .NET. Luckily, I do know
how Twitter works :-) Can you show a dump of the request to Twitter?
(Could it be that the error you get is because Twitter generates a 401
error? In that case, your signature generation
The error 401 is at initail stage now as I said below is the error I think
it is not resolving the ports properly.Because it is running on port
but not working on any other port.
Thanks,
Punit.
On Tue, Aug 10, 2010 at 4:56 PM, Tom van der Woerdt i...@tvdw.eu wrote:
Ah, okay, you mean
This is tracked on http://code.google.com/p/twitter-api/issues/detail?id=1694#c0
On Aug 2, 10:31 pm, worshamweb worsham...@gmail.com wrote:
This is probably an easy one, but I haven't been able to figure it
out, and I can't find anything on the web that points me in the right
direction. Is
Hi All ,
Hi all I had create twitter client websiteI tested it from localhost it
is working fine.But when I run it from the same computer but with public IP
then it is giveing error,
*An existing connection was forcibly closed by the remote host*
It is working on the below URL,
Yes. But, you don't need a separate Twitter account. Just create an
OAuth app in one of your existing twitter accounts, note down the
OAuth tokens, get your own account's access tokens from My Access
Token link. You can use these tokens to enjoy the 350 per hour limit.
On Aug 10, 7:39 am, russ.au
Thanks Taylor! Maybe this could be moved to the API documentation.
I can report that once, after creating (for the first time) a list
called 'Awesome', a second 'Awesome' list got the slug, 'awesome-10'.
So I just considered the slug to be unpredictable.
Also, I wouldn't mind knowing the
On 8/10/10 2:46 PM, Ken wrote:
Thanks Taylor! Maybe this could be moved to the API documentation.
I can report that once, after creating (for the first time) a list
called 'Awesome', a second 'Awesome' list got the slug, 'awesome-10'.
So I just considered the slug to be unpredictable.
Hi,
I am developing a web application for twitter. i want to have my app
name in every tweet as (via my app name). I am not able to get that
name, its giving like via Web. Can you please help me out.
-sathi
Hi all,
I've been reading api docs lately but still can't figure it out what
will be the best approach when searching for hashtags.
streaming
I know that streaming api support statuses/filter where I can declare
'track'. It's possible to use statuses/filter and add a track on
'%23hashtag' ?
Hi!
This is the thirth time I post this problem and no body may help me.
This is a very important problem than only occurs in some countries of
South America as Chile, Argentina, Peru.
This is a clear problem related to the geocode query...
I'm trying to make a search query with GEOCODE params
I had to do the same thing for something I am working on, it's not
very ideal, but it seems to be the only way to get the job done.
There is supposed to be a second type of OAuth that allows that sort
of one-way communication (basically the same thing but without the
user's tokens), but it seems
On 8/10/10 8:18 AM, sathi wrote:
Hi,
I am developing a web application for twitter. i want to have my app
name in every tweet as (via my app name). I am not able to get that
name, its giving like via Web. Can you please help me out.
-sathi
Every Tweet you send via the Twitter API via
On 8/10/10 12:58 PM, bitstream wrote:
Hi all,
I've been reading api docs lately but still can't figure it out what
will be the best approach when searching for hashtags.
streaming
I know that streaming api support statuses/filter where I can declare
'track'. It's possible to use
The other kind of OAuth is called two-legged OAuth, where the only
identifying party is the application itself. There may be a future where
some resources are available via two-legged OAuth but we haven't decided
anything for sure yet.
Taylor
On Tue, Aug 10, 2010 at 5:30 AM, Brian Medendorp
Hullo all -
While I opted to keep the subject line short(er), I allow that this
may all be a case of user error and that there may be nothing either
random w/ the API. That said...
... I've been working w/ the REST API and am trying to incorporate
some of the Search API functionality, but am
On 8/10/10 3:29 PM, Diogo wrote:
Hello, I'm developing a system for a company where the employees can
read and answer tweets from a single account. It is working, but not
using oAuth. I read that Twitter will no longer support the basic
authentication.
The question is, if I change the
Hi All,
I am getting following error when I am sending tweets to the twitter
after getting valid ACCESS TOKEN and TOKEN SECRET,
The remote server returned an error: (403) Forbidden.
I dont know why I am getting the error???
Thanks,
Punit Khaire.
Hi Diogo,
If you're intent is to provide access to multiple users for the same Twitter
account, at this time it'd be best for you to obtain an access token for the
Twitter account and your application (we offer a feature on
dev.twitter.comthat makes this very easy, you can find it in the
sidebar
Can you share how you're making the request? With what language and library?
When we return an error we usually include more information than just the
status code. Was there any structured data in the response indicating the
reason it may be forbidden?
What's the exact URL and POST body you are
The search API's available corpus of tweets for search varies -- it's not
always exactly a week, as tweet velocity has an effect on how many tweets
can be made readily available for searching. Search also contains only a
portion of the total amount of tweets in the system at any one time:
Daniel,
The search index only cover 7 days worth of content, and a tweet from July
17th is older than 7 days. This has nothing to do with your geocode and is
an issue with the depth of the index.
Geo is not the only signal used for location and you may also have place ids
other sources.
Hi everyone,
I'm in the same boat as Paul G. My company publishes updates to
Twitter whenever we post a new story. To date our code using basic
authentication was working great. Now we're switching over to OAUTH
using Abraham Williams library. I setup an app on Twitter's
development site, got my
Thanks, Taylor.
And to clarify my understanding:
The Search API is the only entry point for compound searches, yes? I.e., if I
want to get Tweets from multiple users in a single call?
Also, the REST API does not support searching for hash tags in any form, yes?
So the Search API is the only
I got feedback from a few users saying Norton was identifying my site
as unsafe. The script that was being displayed was
https://s3.amazonaws.com/twitter_production/a/1281028705/javascripts/twitter-https.js
I haven't included anything, I'm not able to find this link on my
site, any idea what
On 8/10/10 6:51 PM, nischalshetty wrote:
I got feedback from a few users saying Norton was identifying my site
as unsafe. The script that was being displayed was
https://s3.amazonaws.com/twitter_production/a/1281028705/javascripts/twitter-https.js
I haven't included anything, I'm not able
Thanks a lot Tom, kinda relieved! I too wasn't able to find that
script, but a couple of users pointed to the same thing.
Since the link is to a file named twitter-https.js , figured it would
be good to ask about it here :)
-Nischal
On Aug 10, 9:57 pm, Tom van der Woerdt i...@tvdw.eu wrote:
On
Thank you Tom and Taylor. I'll search and try it.
Diogo
Without any further information, I am going to guess that it's
probably an OAuth issue. Unfortunately, I don't think that you will be
able to use jQuery to do this. I'm betting that the API methods you
are calling with jQuery don't require any OAuth authentication. I
suppose it's possible that you
What is the easiest way to get the screen_name value of a user in
PHP? I already implemented successfully installed from the libraries
the TwiiterOauth but not sure where to start with getting the
screen_name to display. I been searching online for some php
scripts.
I am querying friends/ids following
https://apiwiki.twitter.com/Twitter-REST-API-Method%3A-friends%C2%A0ids
I am using @stcllama credentials.
http://api.twitter.com/1/account/rate_limit_status.json returns that,
for this account:
{remaining_hits:1,hourly_limit:2,reset_time_in_seconds:
Hello All,
I am currently developing an app for a open source project. I would
like to first obtain all direct child retweets of a given tweet, and
then I would like to find all retweets of each of the child retweets,
so on and so forth, until i reach the end of the retweet chain.
However given
On 8/10/10 9:17 PM, manggit wrote:
Hello All,
I am currently developing an app for a open source project. I would
like to first obtain all direct child retweets of a given tweet, and
then I would like to find all retweets of each of the child retweets,
so on and so forth, until i reach the
I used this approach, it works well. The application authorizes itself
to load some information about other peoples' profiles via screen
names. The users then authorize themselves to post messages to their
stream through the app.
On Aug 10, 10:10 am, Diogo diogo.dor...@gmail.com wrote:
Thank you
I sometimes do a search back in time for all the tweets from Portland,
Oregon. What I've found is that there seems to be a limit on the total
number of tweets I can get that is independent of time. The last time
I ran this, IIRC it returned about 3 tweets. So I suspect the
answer is
Hello all,
Is there an efficient method to determine if a bunch of users follow
the authenticating user? I'm trying to show the authenticating user
which people returned by statuses/mentions (or the stream, or
whatever) can be direct messaged -- without calling friendships/exists
for each one.
On 8/10/10 10:22 PM, Noah wrote:
Hello all,
Is there an efficient method to determine if a bunch of users follow
the authenticating user? I'm trying to show the authenticating user
which people returned by statuses/mentions (or the stream, or
whatever) can be direct messaged -- without
Hi,
I am aware that the Search API does not demand sign-in/authentication.
However, am I correct that if I want to find out all posts by any given
user, I will have to Oauthenticate my app? Which means I can do it only
through an authorized Twitter user?
Thanks,
SG
~*~
Sorry - I could have been clearer.
I wish to access say the last 100 Tweets by a given user via an app. Does my
app need to access this data via a Twitter account or can it do this without
one, like in search api.
Hope that helped,
S
~*~
On Wed, Aug 11, 2010 at 3:57 AM, SG esg...@gmail.com
http://dev.twitter.com/doc/get/statuses/user_timeline
Requires Authentication
false About authentication »
unless the user you are trying to view the timeline of is protected
Tom
On 8/11/10 12:43 AM, SG wrote:
Sorry - I could have been clearer.
I wish to access say the last 100 Tweets
I think this answers my question: http://search.twitter.com/api/
That is - yes.
~*~
On Wed, Aug 11, 2010 at 4:13 AM, SG esg...@gmail.com wrote:
Sorry - I could have been clearer.
I wish to access say the last 100 Tweets by a given user via an app. Does
my app need to access this data via
Strange that this was stated to be ready weeks ago and now we hear
nothing about the progress. Any one that is actually involved in
testing this able to weigh in and provide an update?
I got my code working well enough to forge ahead on my own thanks to
the examples on Abraham's github wiki page
http://wiki.github.com/abraham/twitteroauth/links
Marc
On Aug 10, 12:25 pm, Skygazer marc.bouc...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi everyone,
I'm in the same boat as Paul G. My company publishes
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