Right - I am not scraping the PIN? I am using the web browser in .NET (which is similar to Internet Explorer)
to authenticate via a pin and username / password credentials. The only part of the workflow I do not follow is opening the URL in IE - I open in it VB.NET Web Browser. But - my user has to input it to send it back - I do not retreive it. What I am retreiving is the XML document that is sent to the web browser. I am not sure if any of you have actually seen the pages yet - but I have a few problems with your Library. When the pin starts with a zero - the authentication fails. Are you converting the pin string to an integer in your library? This is the only reason why a leading zero would be stripped you see. That is my first problem with the library - it has not been tested in a real world example otherwise this would have been flagged long ago. Now - I am not sure why you would think I was scraping the PIN - my user inputs it into a VB textbox for sending back to the correct URL. This way - my web browser gets authenticated. Also, did you know a Login prompt appears from the browser window - asking the user for Login credentials a SECOND time!? This is most peculiar. Have anyone else experienced this or are basically just not experienced in writing for the Twitter API and just read the information pages. I am a programmer - writing a VB.NET application that is registered with Twitter. I require real world examples because my program is real world - not from the pages of the Twitter API documentation. So, lets make this clear divide here - I want to talk to programmers - not just people who THINK they know what is happening from the API man pages. lol
