Hi,
The problem:
User A has his updates protected. User B has his updates public.
There is no relation between these users yet. I need to send the
direct message from user A to user B. I have credentials of both
users. What API invocations should I execute in order to be able to
send
Thanks for the info about keeping callbacks in addition to using a
proxy, I hadn't thought of doing it that way before.
For the record I do use the proxy method for most of my development
but was looking for a silver bullet for some
client-side only experiments I was doing with Silverlight. The
You're right, and that's exactly what I do 90% of the time. I was
trying to see if I could provide a 100%
client-side, no-proxy solution by way of JSON callbacks for a
Silverlight library, and the proxy strategy works great,
I was just pushing there. And it works for any call that doesn't need
The JSON date format for REST calls is:
Fri Dec 19 17:24:18 + 2008
But the JSON date format for Search calls is:
Tue, 13 Jan 2009 18:10:17 +
Is this a bug, or just something to account for?
The property is created_at
I'm relatively new to programming with httpxml request in javascript,
and I want my iPhone web application to be able to post to Twitter
through Javascript. How can I do this?
Simple: You can't.
From the possible solutions :
1) XMLHttpRequest don't work for cross domain
2) Doing a
Call http://apiwiki.twitter.com/REST+API+Documentation#create as user B to
friend user A.
Then call http://apiwiki.twitter.com/REST+API+Documentation#new as user A to
send a DM to user B.
On Wed, Jan 14, 2009 at 07:04, daniello daniel.kwiecin...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
The problem:
User A
I was thinking that it would be good to have more consistency in method
names. This would be best implemented in the next version of the API and
some of it may already be planned.
Currently update, new, create, and follow are all used for creating
something new. Could be simplified to just use
I assumed that a protected user would be able to dm a requesting user but I
guess not.
You can repeat step one switching the users and then it will work.
On Wed, Jan 14, 2009 at 08:20, Daniel Kwiecinski
daniel.kwiecin...@gmail.com wrote:
Ok, I did the following according your advice:
1.)
Hi Daniel,
It's a bug [1] we plan to fix when we unify the two APIs into the
same output format. It is something to account for in the mean time.
The new API will be new URLs and will run in parallel for six months
or so, so you'll have time to adjust when the time comes.
Thanks;
Hi Ryan,
You can certainly use search that way with no problems. The
replies API call would usually be faster than search since that is
it's only function. I'm working with someone to find the cause of the
missing replies. If you need something sooner search is probably your
best
Following your advice I executed:
3.)
*curl -u user_a:pass_a -d
http://twitter.com/friendships/create/user_b.json
{description:,screen_name:user_b,url:null,name:user_b,protected:false,profile_image_url:http:\/\/
static.twitter.com
We're going for more consistency, but also more RESTfulness. So rather
than a bunch of creates in the method names, you'll POST to a
collection you want to add to, and DELETE when you want to remove from
it (but since many HTTP libraries don't really support DELETE, we'll
provide an alias for
Hi Lee,
There are some users who do not appear in search because of an
admin setting on the account [1]. If you have users encountering
problems please have them file an issue with supp...@twitter.com using
our help page, http://twitter.com/help/.
Thanks;
— Matt Sanford /
Our application will be using Twitter for data input. When we explain
this to our users, how should this relationship be expressed? Is there
preferred terminology? Is there a guide for how Twitter wants us to
use their trademark?
There's no preferred way. Powered by Twitter, whatever you like.
On Wed, Jan 14, 2009 at 13:21, Ryan Fogle nayrel...@gmail.com wrote:
Our application will be using Twitter for data input. When we explain
this to our users, how should this relationship be expressed? Is there
preferred
I am adding my twitter timeline to my website (online flash portfolio)
and have been successful in getting the data using SWX. I currently
have the username and password set in the SWF however, and need to
change this for obvious security reasons. I am new to PHP and am
trying to search the web
Until the follow request is approved by user A, B is not really
following A. Therefore A can't send a DM to B.
AFAIK, there's not a way to do the follow approval process step via
the API. That step is done in the Twitter UI.
-damon
On Wed, Jan 14, 2009 at 10:40 AM, Daniel Kwiecinski
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