Wish Google groups had a Like button, because I most definitely like what
y'all have done here.
THANKS!
+100 ;-}
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@Sheikh145: seriously...?
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I think twitter's response to this call to arms should be the HTTP Status
Code: 420 - Chill
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Well I guess you have not provided enough details about what your app is
expected to do.
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It is totally possible Chief, but it just seems a bit overkill if all
you want is to get a valid twitter screen name.
If you are asking a user to authorize your app, IMHO, most users will
expect something in return. My thoughts are to provide the most
transparency to users while also providing
In order for you to make OAuth-less api calls, the end point must not
require auth (which this one does not), and you need a different base
URL.
Instead of the http://api.twitter.com/1 as the base URL, try using
http://twitter.com
Like this:
You can use the users/show endpoint and pass the screen_name param for
what your user submits.
Here is an example no-authentication request to verify my company's
screen name gravity:
There is a previous post about this from 9/2010 without any response
and I feared reply there would go unnoticed, so here is a new post
(sorry)
I cannot get a response json or xml that contains the documented
next_cursor and previous_cursor. And without these, there is no way to
get the full
I'm Gravity.com's Software Cleric Social Shaman
I am responsible for plugging our services into Twitter and Facebook to
help bring you the things on the Internet that are the most interesting
to you.
We use Java for our back-end processing systems and PHP for our
front-end sites and services.
I created a new post for this issue just because it's still broken, and
I feared that only replying here would go unnoticed.
http://j.mp/hY1GBh
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I should have mentioned that my requests included the cursor=-1 in them
already.
The twurl links I provided may not work for anyone but me (just learned of
this limitation of twurl), but if you check the url, you'll see the cursor
param included and the value associated to it to be -1.
I also
this in an environment that is not our developer console?
The console version of Twurl is also very useful:
http://github.com/marcel/twurl
Apigee's console is the best web-based one available:
http://app.apigee.com/console/twitter
Taylor
On Thu, Dec 9, 2010 at 7:57 AM, Robbie Coleman rob...@robnrob.com
@Taylor: That web-based tool is amazing! Thank you!
I made the call from apigee using the credentials I used in my unit
test last night (that failed to return cursor fields) and right now it
is successfully receiving these cursor fields. I just got into the
office (late night hacking) and will
Problem (mostly) found!
The fact that the issues lies within my incorrect usage of the client
library I am using (twitter4j) and that my test case for using
something besides twitter4j was based on our broken twurl client AND
that both of these clients returned similar results missing the cursor
agree..?
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On Apr 20, 6:36 pm, Abraham Williams 4bra...@gmail.com wrote:
There is no oauth/revoke method. Personally I don't see much utility in one
except for keeping /settings/connections less cluttered.
Abraham
On Tue, Apr 20, 2010 at 18:15, Robbie Coleman rob...@gravity.com
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