All of those return user name in some form. It's not a standard APi.
If user has 2 accounts they simply have to sign out and sign in as different
user in the host system.
I worked on GetSatisfaction oauth where I had to make a separate custom API
call just to get the user details.
On May 16, 201
Hi!
Twitter returns the screenname and user id with almost any API call, and
also along with the Access Token.
For other services you have to check which API call can give you an account
name. There is no standardized way in OAuth to do this.
Regards,
Lukas
PS: Anyone thinks this should be standa
I am an Oauth Noob, and so I have a basic question.
My company is intending to support Twitter, Google apps, and Yahoo apps
access via Oauth.
I know that part of the purpose of Oauth is to prevent the application
developer from seeing the account name/password. But I am wondering if it is
indeed
