You are missing the *s*. Try:
$result89 = $connection->post('friendships/create/'.BOT_UID);
Abraham
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On Mon, Jul 1
Hi,
You need to include the format for the response in the request. We recommend
using the explicit version of the request though. For example:
/friendships/create.json?user_id=150359788
More information is available on our developer resources site:
http://dev.twitter.com/doc/post/friendships/cr
i trying to use "friendship/create" API function and isnt works
//--
define('BOT_UID', '150359788');
$result89 = $connection->post('friendship/create/'.BOT_UID);
//---
When I issue a friendship/create request using OAuth authentication,
I seem to get a 404 error. The same request sent using basic
authentication appears to work correctly. Is this a known issue or
something new that has not been encountered by anybody else before?
I've tested other OAuth request
Hi Guys,
I am developing some oauth support for http://www.twollo.com and I am having
some trouble with friendships/create I keep getting 500 errors from
twitter, I am pretty sure that I have got the oAuth sorted ok, I am doing a
POST to the service, my app is allowed to write to a profile.
Bell
I'm trying to write a function that will follow a user via the API
using PHP/curl. I believe I have setup correctly using curl to POST to
twitter, but I keep getting the following error: "This method requires
a POST.". Here is my code:
$url = 'http://twitter.com/friendships/create/'.urlencode
($
