I just realized that I haven't associated my XenForo account with Facebook? Might that be the problem?Have you got a URL where I can test this out?
I just realized that I haven't associated my XenForo account with Facebook? Might that be the problem?Have you got a URL where I can test this out?
Not really...I just realized that I haven't associated my XenForo account with Facebook? Might that be the problem?
Then it should be working.From what I can see my account is linked with FB. I can read "Unlink" afterwards.
Are these just in the log or are your visitors seeing these? I think the errors for that are suppressed - so shouldn't ever be seen unless you look in the log. I need to implement a better way of handling these.Noticed allot of these since the last update, nothing before.
ErrorException: Undefined index: oauth_token - library/SocialStatusUpdater/twitter/twitteroauth.php:82
Maybe a stupid question, but the status update is supposed to end up in my personal view/timeline?
I will set up a username and password for you since my site still is under development and therefore protected.Again, I would need a URL to your site before I can give you any idea of what has gone wrong.
No, it should read "Unlink" if it is linked.
Thanks!I'll start from the beginning as I don't know what bit you've missed
You need to get a Consumer Key and Consumer Secret from http://dev.twitter.com
Make sure you set it up as per my description on the Resource. Specifically make sure it is set to Read/Write and also make sure the callback URL for your site is: http://www.testyourmight.com/account/twitter-callback
(Nice site by the way!)
After that, you take the consumer key and secret and put them in the Options for the add-on:
Admin CP > Options > Social Status Updater
Let me know if you still have problems![]()
Yep, that will be the issue. You need to change the Access Level to Read/Write.Thanks!
I think the issue I'm having is the "Read/Write" part... I get to this link and it says "Access Level: Read Only"
Also, when are you updating this with the potential add-ons you mentioned? Sounds sick!
May be way obvious but how would I do that? This is one I may have to take up with my webmaster.. lolYep, that will be the issue. You need to change the Access Level to Read/Write.
Got to give my love to some older projects and start some new projects, but I already kinda started the trophy stuff so shouldn't be too long![]()
On that URL in your previous message (https://dev.twitter.com/apps/3306033/show) click the "Settings" tab and scroll down.May be way obvious but how would I do that? This is one I may have to take up with my webmaster.. lol
It's working! Thank you, Chris! I am now even more anxious for your other add-ons!On that URL in your previous message (https://dev.twitter.com/apps/3306033/show) click the "Settings" tab and scroll down.
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Change the Application Type to Read/Write![]()
Okay, new issue but it's probably small... other members are having an issue with where to "put the code that Twitter gives them"? I didn't have to put this code anywhere, oddly... it just said linked and it works for me now.On that URL in your previous message (https://dev.twitter.com/apps/3306033/show) click the "Settings" tab and scroll down.
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Change the Application Type to Read/Write![]()
Well, when I go to dev.twitter.com what option do I choose to proceed with this? I used the link that is including when you set things up via your Admin CP.I've never seen that before.
I suspect the Twitter app has been setup incorrectly.
Could you PM me or email me a screenshot of your Admin CP options for this add on and a screenshot of all the settings from that dev.twitter.com link you posted earlier.
Maybe I'll notice something wrong.
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