that automatically posts
content in another users stream that is paid content is. So It's fine
that I pay 10k for Kim Kardashian to post 'Discount Drinks at JC's
Tavern tonight again clarity would help on this issue.
JC
On May 24, 1:51 pm, Adam Fortuna adamjfort...@gmail.com wrote:
Hey Ryan (and everyone else
Hi everyone!
I'm working on a Twitter application that uses Twitter API through
Twitter4j and authenticates different accounts using OAuth.
We are getting an incorrect signature error when trying to perform
any post to twitter api (i.e. sending an update, following, etc).
I'm using Twitter4j
If possible, what is the best approach to getting a total count of a
specific hashtag used. I'm looking to build an app leveraging the API
that helps me get to this data. I've seen the search api through
search.twitter.com but it filters users out it appears. It doesn't
look I can get to this
update POST I get a 400 Bad Request response. From
the account/rate_limit_status call I know I'm below the rate limit.
Here's a PHP snippet...
$content = $connection-post('statuses/update', array(status =
Status update));
Has anybody else been experiencing this behavior?
Thanks,
JC
).
JC
On Sep 4, 4:08 pm, Abraham Williams 4bra...@gmail.com wrote:
What error code is Twitter returning?
You could be running into a rate limit. You should also check that the
application is read/write and check on your twitter accounts connections
page that it has been granted read/write
Hi Abraham,
The server making the requests is not behind a proxy.
I've also tried the users/lookup call, with both a POST and a GET
(since the docs say both are supported). The POST returns the same
response as I mentioned before, while the GET successfully returns
user data.
JC
On Sep 7, 11
