Re: [twitter-dev] Any chance to get more than 20,000 calls per hour?

2010-07-10 Thread Tim Haines
Question for you, Why is someone with 1m followers going to care about which ones are spammers? Or for that point, why is someone with 10k followers going to care? I'm curious. Apart from knowing 735 of my 10,000 followers are spammers, what's the benefit? I guess that's going to be the

[twitter-dev] Re: Sign out of Twitter through API

2010-07-10 Thread GHengeveld
Thanks for your response. The problem lies not with my application security, but with the security of the twitter account of my users. Imagine this: 1. User comes to my application and signs in with Twitter. 2. This forces the user to log into Twitter (force_login=true) 3. The user is redirected

[twitter-dev] For the last 4 hours I keep getting 400

2010-07-10 Thread Karolis
Hi, for the last 4 hours i keep getting error 400, due to exceeded calls limit. However, i know my php oauth app was making only 50 calls in an hour Is this because the same IP has has done excessive calls or some temporary issue with Twitter API? Karolis

[twitter-dev] Python Twitter GetLastStatus

2010-07-10 Thread blabla
Hello. I am using python-twitter to make a new app. My app must get last status of authorised user (or not authorised). How can i do this? Twitter API does not have GetLastStatus function. and with GetStatus function I can't do that. pls help me.

[twitter-dev] Re: Python Twitter GetLastStatus

2010-07-10 Thread David
Hey blabla, You'll want to look at: http://dev.twitter.com/doc/get/statuses/user_timeline and you can pass a count of 1 to only return the most recent status. Be careful entering only a count of 1 though because if their most recent status is a new style retweet, it will return nothing. Best,

[twitter-dev] Re: API For Login

2010-07-10 Thread David
Hey SoccerNation, I think OAuth Login is what you're looking for, and docs for ASP are here: http://dev.twitter.com/pages/oauth_libraries under .NET: I only have experience with the PHP and Python libraries, but this one looks promising: http://code.google.com/p/oauth-dot-net/ Feel free to