for group interest: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/8285954.stm
usually the reg gets these stories about a week before the beeb, maybe
i missed it.
On 1 Oct 2009, at 21:22, Christian Nunciato wrote:
Has anyone had any trouble sending strings containing line breaks to
Twitter through OAuth? I realize line breaks don't necessarily make
sense in a Twitter update, but it still seems reasonable to be able
to send them anyway, leaving the formatting up to Twitter, but in my
case, I keep getting "incorrect signature" responses from /statuses/
update when I send them.
Tweetdeck, by comparison, uses basic-auth, and is sending them
through URL-encoded, without error. (Twitter, of course, replaces
the line breaks with spaces.) But with OAuth, I'm not having any
luck. It might just be my code, but things seem to be getting
encoded properly (%0D), so I figured I'd check with the group to see
whether anyone else had had a similar experience before going any
further.
Thanks in advance --
Chris