twitter-oauth

I'm using omniauth exclusively to allow login to my website with facebook/google/twitter. I store first name, last name, and email. However, when I raise the twitter auth hash from oauth I only get nickname, name, location, image, description and urls in the auth hash. Is there a scope I can pass in my initializer to get the user's email and break name out into the first_name, last_name fields? Twitter does not give out user emails so you will not be able to get that information from the Twitter API. Instead, you have to ask the user to type in their email address on your sign up form. As far

I'm looking at the oauth implementation twitter proposes here: https://dev.twitter.com/docs/auth/oauth and oauth libraries like signpost: http://code.google.com/p/oauth-signpost/ they both talk about using the client secret during the oauth flow, which means for my client application, I'd need to store the secret in the application itself. This is probably risky as someone could grab the secret out of my app. Are there any methods around storing the secret within my app? Am I misunderstanding the oauth flow? Thanks There are no ways of storing client credentials in a native or JavaScript

I'm using omniauth-twitter gem to authenticate users through twitter. I am also using their Twitter profile image as their avatar for my site. However, the image I get from Twitter is low resolution. I know Twitter has better resolution pics available. How do I get it? Here is what I am currently doing. It is a method in the user model. It works, just doesn't get me a good quality pic: user.rb def update_picture(omniauth) self.picture = omniauth['info']['image'] end I thought maybe I could pass a size option onto it somehow, but can not seem to find a good solution. I'm using the omniauth

When dealing with OAuth from the server, such as Twitter and Facebook, you most likely will redirect the user to an URL asking for app permission. Usually, after clicking a link, you send the request to the server, via AJAX, and then return the authorization URL. But when you try to use window.open when the answer is received, your browser blocks the popup, making it useless. Of course, you can just redirect the user to the new URL, but that corrupts the user experience, plus it's annoying. You can't use IFRAMES, but they are not allowed (because you can't see the location bar). So how to do

I'm a little confused as to how I get the Twitter OAuth Token using the iOS Social Framework. Assuming I have a Facebook and Twitter account setup on iOS6, and I can get the ACAccount. When I check the ACAccountCredential for the Facebook ACAccount the OAuthToken property is set but for the Twitter ACAccount it isn't. Every other detail for the Twitter ACAccount is set just the ACAccountCredential is not. To add to the confusion I came across an article on using Reverse Auth to get the OAuth Token ( https://dev.twitter.com/docs/ios/using-reverse-auth ). This article talks about calling https:/

I've tried to integrate the STTwitter framework (Github project) for interacting with the Twitter API 1.1. After I've create an app in my dev account, I've used the OAuth credentials for application only mode authentication. Anyway, I get the following error and I don't know how to fix it: Error Domain=STTwitterTwitterErrorDomain Code=220 "Your credentials do not allow access to this resource" STTwitterAPI *twitter = [STTwitterAPI twitterAPIWithOAuthConsumerKey:@"XXX" consumerSecret:@"XXX"]; [twitter verifyCredentialsWithSuccessBlock:^(NSString *bearerToken) { NSLog(@"Access granted with %@",

I have this problem and are a lot of days that i'm tring to solve it. I write a tweet using twitterOAuth // OAuth To Twitter require_once 'files-notifiche-twitter/twitteroauth.php'; // Do NOT Share (sono i token) define("CONSUMER_KEY", "xxx"); define("CONSUMER_SECRET", "xxx"); define("OAUTH_TOKEN", "xxx"); define("OAUTH_SECRET", "xxx"); // Post To Twitter $connection = new TwitterOAuth(CONSUMER_KEY, CONSUMER_SECRET, OAUTH_TOKEN, OAUTH_SECRET); $content = $connection->get('account/verify_credentials'); $connection->post('statuses/update', array('status' => 'tweet')); if ($connection-