Yes, you need to give your machine a real domain name in your /etc/
hosts file. It doesn't have to really resolve in the real world, but
javascript calls running inside your browser need to find your local
machine by that domain name.
I made-up a subdomain of an existing domain that I control.
O
I am trying to setup a rails app in development mode on my local
machine (http://127.0.0.1:3000) and I cannot get @Anywhere to let me
register the app.
It says that it is a Capcha error, but I really think it is a callback
URL that isn't a normal domain name.
Is it possible to setup an @Anywhere
from the OAuth.net page: http://oauth.net/code/
Scroll down and look for Javascript section. It links to this site:
http://oauth.googlecode.com/svn/code/javascript/
I don't think this library sends the appropriate OAuth headers in the
HTTP request. Or at least that isn't how I got it working.
se_geocode
On Mar 22, 11:18 am, tux_advocate_hpu wrote:
> Last week, geolocation was OK, but today, it says the wrong town.
>
> I am sending Lat/Long with my tweets... the exact same Lat/Long as
> last week. But now it says 'Jamestown, NC' instead of 'High Point
Last week, geolocation was OK, but today, it says the wrong town.
I am sending Lat/Long with my tweets... the exact same Lat/Long as
last week. But now it says 'Jamestown, NC' instead of 'High Point,
NC'.
This is not good b/c our organization is called 'High Point
University' and it looks pretty
Is it possible to search for a phrase, posted by a given user, since a
given date?
It doesn't seem to work. You can search for a phrase by a given
user. Or you can search for a phrase since a given date. Both when
you search for it all, you get zero results.
I tried using this page, thinking m
I have some search API code that works, but seems way too slow. I am
hoping I can get some pointers and best-practices advice.
I am using an RSS news headline feed at my organization (a university)
and only posting Tweets for new headlines.
I iterate through the headlines and search for Tweets f
