thanks for your reply, am using php and am not going to use those variables
in the same session instead am going to use them in future (may be after
many days), will it work.?
On Fri, Mar 25, 2011 at 1:42 AM, Trevor Dean wrote:
> When the user is returned to your site after authenticating yo
When the user is returned to your site after authenticating you can grab
the oauth_token and the oauth_verifier from the url and use that to get an
access token. I'm using .NET and the Twitterizer API to accomplish this,
I'm not sure what language you're doing this in or if you are using a third
p
hi all
i am abhilash from india, am trying to design a new site where users
post their posts, but i need it to be also posted on twitter on the
specific user's twitter page, the user is asked to login to twitter
and allow the permission to my app to do status update, but the real
part what i need