[twitter-dev] Bypass the OAuth callback and be authorized transparently?

Hi, I created my first Twitter enabled ASP.NET app yesterday. I wanted simply to test a OAuth sample and post a tweet to myself. As a next step, I want to automate such posts in C# network programming, i.e. using HTTP web requests outside a web page or a web service. The scenario: every day my

[twitter-dev] How to render a hyperlink in the tweet?

If I leave the anchor element as is, e.g. string link = a href= \http://www.google.com/\;GOOGLE/a; I receive The remote server returned an error: (403) Unauthorized. Fine, it's a script, so it's dangerous. But if I escape the script tags as in string link = lt;a

[twitter-dev] Re: Bypass the OAuth callback and be authorized transparently?

or LinkedIn? Considering they are all OAuth based... alto On Sep 29, 10:20 am, Taylor Singletary taylorsinglet...@twitter.com wrote: Hi TIA, For these kind of single-user scenarios we support a feature called My Access Token -- just go to your application's details page on dev.twitter.com/apps