If you're using Abraham's library you should drop the .json and the
first slash in the call:
$return = $twitter-post( 'statuses/update', array( 'status' =
'TEST' ) );
If you're using EpiTwitter (not Abraham's library) you should probably
use something like this (according to this:
I think I'm doing some confusion with the libraries. I'm using
EpiTwitter. :S
But even though I use the method post_statusesUpdate(), the server
response is the same: bad request.
I've commented the line 148, in EpiOAuth.php, 'cause I was getting a
PHP warning:
curl_setopt($ch,
