We just updated our Twitter plugin for WordPress to use the new OAuth
API. Someone just asked if it was safe to store the consumer key and
consumer secret in plain text (which it basically has to be as I
understand it, since ultimately it needs to be sent to the server in a
plain text form). I
You can't really encrypt it or anything, since as someone else pointed
out, it eventually needs to be in plain text and therefore can be
intercepted in the code. Plus, it's my understanding that many
servers with PHP don't have OpenSSL extensions installed.
On Jun 2, 1:58 pm, Taylor Singletary
Is there any way to query all the replies to a particular status ID?
I scanned the API but didn't see anything. Thanks.
Hey Matt,
You looking for any more beta testers? I wouldn't mind testing it out
with some of my WordPress plugins that use the Twitter API. Please
let me know.
Thanks,
Duane
On Feb 13, 12:38 pm, Matt Sanford m...@twitter.com wrote:
Hi Chad,
We're not sure if we're going to keep that
with Twitter. If we
can find another solution to this problem, it would be appreciated, as
I don't think mass blocking IP addresses is a good way to go as it
results in issues like these for people on shared hosting.
Regards,
Duane Storey
On Feb 12, 7:43 am, Matt Sanford m...@twitter.com wrote:
Hi
