Exemple #1
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 function acquire_poll($url)
 {
     // acquire request token and access token for future requests
     $token_string = request_token();
     $token_string2 = access_token($token_string);
     $tokens = form_tokens($token_string, $token_string2);
     
     // retrieve poll's 16-character id
     $id = extract_id($url);
     
     // access this poll
     $poll = access_poll($id, $tokens);
     
     // format poll data
     $xml_array = parse($poll);
     
     // store tokens for future use in submitting poll
     $xml_array['tokens'] = $tokens;
     
     return $xml_array;
 }
         	?>
         	<p>Congratulations, below is the user token and secret for @<?php echo htmlspecialchars($oauth_creds['screen_name']) ?>.
         	Use these to make authenticated calls to Twitter using the application with
         	consumer key: <?php echo htmlspecialchars($tmhOAuth->config['consumer_key']) ?></p>
         
         	<p>User Token: <?php echo htmlspecialchars($oauth_creds['oauth_token']) ?><br />
         	User Secret: <?php echo htmlspecialchars($oauth_creds['oauth_token_secret']) ?></p>
         	<?php*/
     }
     return false;
 }
 $params = uri_params();
 if (!isset($params['oauth_token'])) {
     // Step 1: Request a temporary token and
     // Step 2: Direct the user to the authorize web page
     request_token($tmhOAuth);
 } else {
     // Step 3: This is the code that runs when Twitter redirects the user to the callback. Exchange the temporary token for a permanent access token
     $oauth_creds = access_token($tmhOAuth);
     if ($oauth_creds && isset($oauth_creds['oauth_token']) && !empty($oauth_creds['oauth_token']) && isset($oauth_creds['oauth_token_secret']) && !empty($oauth_creds['oauth_token_secret'])) {
         // yay we're connected to twitter!
         // write these to the database so we can do stuff on the backend.
         $twitter_account->update('twitter_name', $oauth_creds['screen_name']);
         $twitter_account->update('twitter_id', $oauth_creds['user_id']);
         $twitter_account->update('user_key', $oauth_creds['oauth_token']);
         $twitter_account->update('user_secret', $oauth_creds['oauth_token_secret']);
         $twitter_account->update('last_checked', time());
         set_message('Successfully connected to Twitter');
         redirect_browser(module_social_twitter::link_open($social_twitter_id));
     } else {
         echo 'Failed to connect to twitter';
            // If there was an error saving the account to the API
            if (is_array($account_response['response']['error'])) {
                Flash($account_response['response']['error']['message'], 'error');
            } else {
                Flash('Account "' . $account_response['response']['twitter']['screen_name'] . '" added successfully!');
            }
        }
        //header('Location: ' . php_self());
        //die();
    }
}
$params = uri_params();
if (!isset($params['oauth_token'])) {
    // Step 1: Request a temporary token and
    // Step 2: Direct the user to the authorize web page
    $twitter_request_url = request_token($tmhOAuth);
} else {
    // Step 3: This is the code that runs when Twitter redirects the user to the callback. Exchange the temporary token for a permanent access token
    access_token($tmhOAuth);
}
// Get a list of all the account this user has access to
$account_list = $c->sendRequest('socialy/account/listing', array(), 'get');
$access_list = $c->sendRequest('socialy/account/access', array('notowner' => 'true'), 'get');
//Pre($access_list);
include_once ROOT . '/_header.php';
?>
	
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