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Configuring the App #28
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The script works for me without changing any settings in the OAuth tab so this can be left on GET with https://api.twitter.com/1/ as the Request URI. You should only need the Consumer Key, Consumer Secret, Access Token and Access Secret Token from the Twitter App. If you open the console on the site, what error messages are you getting? I once had no Tweets coming up because I left the trailing slash / from the end of the modpath I'd told the script to use, worth a quick check if everything else is set up correctly. |
Greetings, Well, so the first point is established: the authentication configuration for the application seems reliable. I have the four data mentioned: my problem seems not be at this point. Now, about the console, as I said before, even setting the debug option, I have absolutely no error nor warning about JavaScript. Assuming that application is configured, I think I'll take everything from the beginning, step by step... If it works elsewhere, error seems to be from my doing... 😔 |
Assuming the App configuration is correct according @ptibbetts, I close this issue and I have opened a new following issue (#29). |
Greetings,
After creating the App, could you confirm there's nothing to change in the Request Settings block in the OAuth tab?
Indeed, I followed step by step your how-to, but nothing appears on my pages, so I wonder if I missed a step during the configuration (the debug option does not write anything at all...).
Thanks.
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