Matt,

Sorry for the double post. :) But, basically, I am using Abraham's
OAuth class. What I am doing is getting a request URL and token,
saving the token to a database (using a vBulletin specific method --
that part at least works). By token I save both oauth_token and
oauth_token_secret. Basically the flow uses the same file, but checks
for a returned token. Upon that, I send an OAuth HTTP request to
https://www.twitter.com/statuses/update with a status parameter. The
debug code prints out the last HTTP request code, and all the keys and
tokens that I use. 500 showed up... Would you like to see the actual
file? As I will send it, but at least a few lines will be invisible or
confusing as it's vBulletin specific and illegal for me to send it.

Jeremy

On Jun 22, 11:56 am, Matt Sanford <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
>      It's a bit difficult to provide much help based on the  
> description below. Is it possible for you to provide the HTTP request  
> and response headers (both are important) for the request returning  
> HTTP 500? Given that information I can try and track down the request  
> and find the cause of the problem. Also, in the future please do not  
> double post to the the list. It slows down response times while we all  
> process all of our incoming messages.
>
> Thanks;
>   – Matt Sanford / @mzsanford
>       Twitter Dev
>
> On Jun 21, 2009, at 8:32 PM, King Kovifor wrote:
>
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>
>
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> > OK, so I have been having troubles with my aplication. I'm new to
> > OAuth, so it's probably wrong somewhere on my end.
>
> > I got it so that it recognizes that the token is coming from my
> > application, so it takes me and says "Deny" or "Allow". So far, so
> > good. Ok. Clicking on Authorize, I get the "Redirecting you to the
> > application" notification, so it redirects. I do a test to send a
> > tweet, but it hasn't worked. So I threw in some debug code and I'm
> > getting an HTTP response of 500! Twitter's end apparently? And if I
> > check "Connections" the application that I authorized, IS NOT THERE.
> > Now, this is where I'm lost, on both... help?

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