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Twitter API and OAuth
Before twitter decided to retire their API I was able to use a simple twitter widget, add some css and replace the username in the widget with a custom field to allow this to be different on each profile. How is this suppose to be done now since the username is no longer in the code. I have read about oAuth but it still looks like it is authorizing one account.
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bump bump bump
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If I understand your issue, I think what you have to do is sign up for a twitter account and then go to: https://twitter.com/settings/widgets
From there you can create a new widget for each twitter profile. |
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What exactly do you want to do?
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I have a mod that allows me to create a custom field. Before the updated API I could take a twitter widget which had the username to display in the widget and but that widget in the template with the username being replaced by the field. WIth their new widgets and API I don't see how I can do that,
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