I had this problem too. The solution was to change
http://twitter.com/$twitter_id/lists/our-mps/statuses.xml
to be
http://api.twitter.com/1/$twitter_id/lists/our-mps/statuses.xml
NB the /1/. I don't think the domain change matters, but it might.
R
On Mar 25, 11:25 pm, Luuxx
Are you coding the Twitter app in Lua?
Not sure there is Lua OAuth Library to support Twitter API?
You need to be more specific in your app in order to get some more
help.
On Dec 21, 9:22 pm, roopesh rai roopesh.ra...@gmail.com wrote:
It is in Lua
On Tue, Dec 21, 2010 at 4:13 PM, Amine
Hello Rai,
To get a idea about Twitter Development, start by this :
http://www.slideshare.net/raffikrikorian/intro-to-developing-for-twitterapi
It will give an deep overview. Later go to this page :
http://dev.twitter.com/doc.
Are coding in which language ?
On 21 déc, 07:16, Roopesh Rai
It is in Lua
On Tue, Dec 21, 2010 at 4:13 PM, Amine amine.benha...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello Rai,
To get a idea about Twitter Development, start by this :
http://www.slideshare.net/raffikrikorian/intro-to-developing-for-twitterapi
It will give an deep overview. Later go to this page :
I am surprised that no one here to response you. May be you are asking
very basic info. You should go buy a Twitter developer book online
ebook or from a book store.
We are releasing a Twitter API Developer book but it is not available
yet til next year.
You'll need to use OAuth, not basic auth.
Thank u for reply
I am very new to this application, So not understanding basic concepts
itself,
can you suggest me any document to read, and having following info
* how any user can login just by his username and password,how he
will get authentication ???
* how I can use this in my
If anybody know solution to above question, Please reply me. I am very
new to twitter application development I am confusing. I am
trying, Googling... But, Result is nill...
Thank U
On Dec 15, 2:33 pm, Roopesh Rai roopesh.ra...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all,
I am developing twitter
Hi Sarah,
You can download an Excel sheet here, that will get you your last 3200
tweets fast. This is as far back as Twitter currently allows us
through the API. From the sheet you can also search through them.
Go to http://twopcharts.com/downloads.php and download My_tweets_2.1
Good luck
On
P.S.: Here's a link to the Xcode project with the little test program:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/3748223/MGTEtest.zip
On 31 Aug., 00:13, metawops metaw...@googlemail.com wrote:
Hi everyone,
I’m struggling with MGTwitterEngine OAuth/xAuth here with my Mac OS
X application.
The problem is that
Hi,
1. Replace
twitterEngine = [[MGTwitterEngine twitterEngineWithDelegate:self];
with
twitterEngine = [[[MGTwitterEngine twitterEngineWithDelegate:self]
retain];
in init of the TestControllers.
2. build the 32-bit version. 64-bit seems not to be supported.
best regards, Felix.
--
Twitter
Hi Felix,
thanks so much! Works now!! :-))
Have to read (even) more about memory management in Objective-C!
But never would have found out about the 64bit vs. 32bit issue I
think.
So thanks for pointing that out!!
Stefan.
On Aug 31, 11:35 am, Felix heidr...@enervision.de wrote:
Hi,
1.
Hi Rushikesh,
OAuth replaces Basic Auth as the way to authenticate with the Twitter
API. If you application didn't require a users password before you
won't need it now. In this situation you will probably find this
document helpful:
http://dev.twitter.com/pages/oauth_single_token
If, on the
You'll have to change clients, but you can obtain the required tokens
to do the same calls. Changing auth schemes shouldn't change what you
can get out of the API. Once you setup your user's app/ids the same
whitelist applies. I just finished my conversion yesterday and
everything's working the
OAuth does not use any real login credentials, if you consider login
credentials as a username/password set. Unless you're using xAuth, I
don't think you'll need to worry too much.
On Jun 17, 4:17 am, Jonathon Hill jhill9...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm trying to get approval from PayPal to use their
It turns out you were right with this and John was right with the
POST. Thanks to all who replied. As soon as I changed
(request.readuntilend()) to (request.readline()) the data started
flowing in.
I don't want to muddy the water on this thread but I will by asking
the next predictable problem.
There is indeed a hard limit to the length of URLs. POST parameters,
however, can be quite large. We have many clients that send parameters with
hundreds of thousands to millions of terms, so this is broadly possible.,
Your HTTP client may or many not support this scale.
-John Kalucki
Thanks.
Now I'm using the post method.
How should I use the track parameter? Something like this?
address = New Uri(http://stream.twitter.com/1/statuses/filter.json?
track=Microsoft)
I'm getting connected but no data that matches Microsoft is streaming
over.No data for that matter.
I'm
I think this is slightly backwards. You want to use the GET method, but set
up the URI you have (with the track=Microsoft parameter). You will also
need to authenticate.
Note that this is a streaming API. I don't know VB all that well, but
there's a reasonable chance that this call only
You need a client returning incremental HTTP responses. I don't think
WebResponse does that. TcpClient definitely does, that's what I'm
using in C#.
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I switch to post after reading John's response.
When creating an HTTP client from within a program, you should be able
to
configure the POST parameters via method calls. If you can't, it's a
pretty
worthless HTTP library. Each client library is different, check your
docs.
-John Kalucki
On Mar
Let me clarify... You can do one of
1) Use GET, and specify the parameters as part of the URL query string
(e.g.
http://stream.twitter.com/1/statuses/filter.json?track=Microsofthttp://stream.twitter.com/1/statuses/filter.json?
track=Microsoft
)
2) Use POST, and pass your arguments in through
don't supply a callback function to twitter, and you'll get a pin.
Why would you want to use Pin-based auth for the web, though?
On Tue, Nov 3, 2009 at 03:22, mr.aaqib - IIUI mr.aa...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I wanna know can we use PIN# authentication for web applications?? As
far as my
My example was built right as the pin code method was invented/
implemented in the API. So my example still uses the Browser method
that doesn't require a pin code.
If you go to your application settings page in twitter and set your
Application Type to be Browser you should be good to
Thank you for your prompt reply Isaiah,
Thank you also for the offer of emailing you directly, but I think
your code is also precious for other newbie like me who want to know
more about this OAuth thing :)
About changing application type to be Browser, then there is
Callback URL: box that I
Thank you for your prompt reply Isaiah,
No worries. Glad to help out.
Thank you also for the offer of emailing you directly, but I think
your code is also precious for other newbie like me who want to know
more about this OAuth thing :)
It wasn't so easy to figure out a nice way to do
Magic!
Now it works.. thanks a ton Isaiah :)
On Jul 25, 4:40 am, Isaiah supp...@yourhead.com wrote:
Thank you for your prompt reply Isaiah,
No worries. Glad to help out.
Thank you also for the offer of emailing you directly, but I think
your code is also precious for other newbie like
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