On 4/16/09 9:46 PM, djMax wrote:
That's where I'm confused:what do I do next? If I try to turn that OAuth Token into an access token, it fails, assumedly because it already is an auth token.
Right, the oauth/authenticate returns the user to your callback URL with an AccessToken, not the original RequestToken you sent to oauth/authenticate. How is the OAuth consumer supposed to know the token secret for this returned AccessToken?
That's the problem I'm having, too, which is why I'm still using oauth/authorize instead of oauth/authenticate.
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