Hi, Yes, I copied the sample exactly - but I did not see the part where I had to copy the URL to a browser to get the pin.
But, I have used your library to much success! It is amazing! I can now login to twitter using OAuth! Can you please tell me the following; 1. What license have you used for your code? (BSD, GPL ???) 2. Do you require crediting in any way if I were to use your code in my application for release? 3. I am writing an Open Source application - can I use your code in it without having to pay royalties? Please answer these questions - as my application relies heavily on your OAuth.Twitter.DLL Kind regards, Obrzut On Jun 26, 5:18 pm, Bojan Rajkovic <[email protected]> wrote: > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- > Hash: SHA1 > > > > > > Obrzut wrote: > > Well, I only copied your sample code to the letter? > > > It is not my intention to use your API incorrectly. > > > I have a pounding headache this morning so all Twitter API > > development is at a halt.:( > > > Kind regards, > > > Obrzut > > > On Jun 26, 1:25 am, Bojan Rajkovic <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Obrzut wrote: > >>>> Hello, Sadly, your API does not work. :( odule Module1 Sub > >>>> Main() Dim pin As Integer = 0 Dim OAuth As New > >>>> OAuth.Twitter("Key","Secret") OAuth.Debugging = True Dim URL > >>>> As String = OAuth.GetAuthorizationLink() Dim pinRead As > >>>> String = String.Empty While Not > >>>> (System.Int16.TryParse(pinRead, pin)) Console.WriteLine("Type > >>>> in the PIN provided by Twitter and press Enter/Return.") > >>>> Console.WriteLine(pinRead) pinRead = Console.ReadLine() End > >>>> While If OAuth.GetAccessToken(pin) Then URL = > >>>> "http://twitter.com/account/verify_credentials.xml"; Dim Xml > >>>> As String = (OAuth.WebRequest > >>>> (Global.OAuth.RequestMethod.GET, URL, String.Empty)) > >>>> Console.WriteLine(Xml) End If End Sub End Module > >>>> ------------------------------------------------------------ > >>>> This is my code - using your API. But, no pin appears - why? > >>>> It fails on the pin number. > > You're using the API wrong. You have to open the webpage provided > > by GetAuthorizationLink (), and get the PIN from there. I won't > > parse the page that Twitter sends back with the PIN. > > You clearly did not copy the entire sample--I just checked the sample, > and there's a part where the URL is written to the console, and you > are asked to open the URL and get the pin. Please check the sample > again, make sure you are using it exactly. > > - -- > Bojan Rajkovic <[email protected]> > Biochemistry '10, Brandeis University > PGP Signature Key ID: 0x8783D016 > PGP Encryption Key ID: 0x2497B8B2 > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- > Version: GnuPG v1.4.9 (GNU/Linux) > Comment: Using GnuPG with Mozilla -http://enigmail.mozdev.org > > iQIcBAEBAgAGBQJKRPTpAAoJEO4IwQyHg9AWuUwQAJkeeSu5+X4aYtkHvwKYDmtP > jhU20FoLUi51CRPuI0qg/SJvKyUVGp788oM6V1un49ax2zAnwiq9xOM4qTKqffpg > x1l6d4tAVWplUe7BXDoL83Sf4xdxFfoBQ8me/v1r/kaoBdt4/hmVwZm/JBt9TDZs > SXGWnmlcuF8zPTU3dlgsdTNeeVh/AXfrVOGkZWuGIwHW6Rfn6yJRFXy9lsCHc7FH > cf0OKOClqOIdB/54eP39Ditt/Da/dnNsXbUgkLcGN2i6YC/TKx74CzJgxxoKDV/9 > hBgHQxDNAA3Vu3gxy/iR0PZDCkeqRvoqQmsP2Qm8CgPuEW3CnqXpT6ISFooqeZaI > dbiaGiM3DjeOjm2wal2tULYfnRINusJI73YaLIULolVS/lvWJMSiqu58MFFRZPTS > UqarwKeFBNFC6wZPu5+P9c8qtNjYtLE8FvqkkDc5cmt4sSSkz3B+EQMokohuLkR9 > GyfLPiSARew3VENbIwzL973Wlhgngj6p/yGqlXdU2XXJH+DMxjb7gX+53b3VSqpo > N65NBlVm9zdB5CGZMK82n44S1+ClVSHQHw3cg32gUb0pS8b+WjfKxwr/CKn4tmll > 77MPufL2RC9RsMqBbyTF++QgUpzlIJ4OOhh/3v1EiKv+YonznBW6RxiaIpHuZt7J > KHNvBdUtLhtb635g5EkK > =G9s/ > -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
