If you want special callback URIs, you should email the api support team.
On 13 juil, 11:07, Mathieu Maes <mathieu.m...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi, > > My company has developed its own CMS which we use to develop websites > for customers. I'm working on a Twitter plugin to allow people to send > news to Twitter from within the CMS. For the moment, I'm stuck with > the authentication part. > > First question: > When I register an application, I must choose a callback URL. In my > case it doesn't make much sense, since the application will run on > each customer's domain (being part of the CMS). > Should I re-register the application for each implementation, or > should I use a single key and add domains ? > > Second question: > I'm working locally on the application. I read it's not possible to > add "localhost" as a domain. I added a domain (www.test.com) to my > hosts file, and created a virtual host in my local Apache httpd.conf. > This seems to work fine. > > I've set the callback URL tohttp://company.comin the application > settings, but I'm using the oath_callback parameter to make twitter > redirect towww.test.com/file.php. > This isn't working, Twitter is redirecting to company.com, not the > given oauth_callback URL. Is there something I'm missing ? > > Kind regards, > Mathew
