You should now have the API running with v1.1, your application setup and your keys/secrets all together? Yes? Great, lets begin...
Hopefully your directory structure is currently like this:
+ Root Folder + twitteroauth - OAuth.php - twitteroauth.php
If so, then in the "Root Folder", create a file called "hello.php".
Now we will begin. At first we will need to assign all the keys and secrets as seperate varibles, like so:
<?php // Consumer key $consumerKey = ''; // Consumer secret $consumerSecret = ''; // Access token $OAuthToken = ''; // Access token secret $OAuthSecret = ''; ?>
Within the single quotes, you will need to put your values that're shown on your Twitter application's page.
Now... [read more]
Tags: twitter series, twitter, api, developer, tutorial, php, oauth, twitteroauth, hello world
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