, rmanalan rich.manal...@gmail.com wrote:
+1
On Apr 26, 5:01 am, Remy Sharp r...@leftlogic.com wrote:
Is there any thoughts towards setting the following header on the
Twitter API server:
Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *
For those of us developers working with web technology in closed
Is there any thoughts towards setting the following header on the
Twitter API server:
Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *
For those of us developers working with web technology in closed
environments (such as PhoneGap) we can use XHR controlled requests to
Twitter - i.e. we can read headers (like the
It appears that mobile oAuth is ignoring the *access only* flag set on the
connection permissions.
I go out of my way to ensure I'm not writing to people's account, and now it
says it anyway, screen shot here:
http://img42.yfrog.com/img42/3104/ifrw.jpg
Any chance of a fix?
Thanks,
Remy.
Just doing a review of the API docs to catch up on any changes, and
the favorites method is now saying that authentication is required.
Currently on the old and new API, authentication *isn't* required.
Please, please, tell me this is just a mistake and you don't plan to
close this to auth
I should add that the RSS is completely open for this on all users
pages, so it stands to good reason that this API method should remain
open (obviously with the exception of protected user accounts).
Remy / @rem
I wrote this to make my own life easier and dev quicker when I was
building my own JS based apps, but I figured it might be worth sharing
it here.
http://github.com/remy/twitterlib
Twitterlib.js is an open source library to handle all the open (i.e.
no auth required) API calls, and normalises
I'm not sure if this has been covered already, so if it has please
point me in the right direction (had a quick search too).
Once piece of really valuable information on the user timeline against
each status would be the retweet count. Obviously doing this
ourselves via API calls could be
on the search API (which is
still limited to 3 weeks of data).
What do you think? Should/could this be made in to feature?
Cheers
--
Remy Sharp
object
from the statuses. Even better if we didn't need to have an
authenticated session to get the conversation.
Anyway - be great if it was considered for the API - happy to add the
request to the issues log if you think it's worth while.
Cheers,
-- Remy Sharp
Hi,
I can't make out whether I've misunderstood the documentation, or if
this is just wrong - but:
When I am logged out, the following url works fine with no
authentication request:
http://twitter.com/favorites/rem.json
However, when I'm logged *in* - the same request asked for my
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