ninjini

Hi Dale

Thanks that information helped. I was using the access token details because the Bebop field label is “Twitter API Token”. It might help if you rename it to “Twitter Consumer Key” instead?

Do you have a demo or some screenshots of what this looks like when it’s all enabled? I don’t even know if it’s going to do what I want it to do so before I move on to trying the Facebook API (which looks a bit of a nightmare), it would be great to see what the end result looks like first ??

Thanks!

Hi Dale

Thanks for your help. I had already cleared those tables but I tried it again and still no change. Still getting “Failed to validate oauth signature and token”. I deactivated Bebop and deleted it, logged out, cleared cache, logged back in again and reinstalled and re-set the parameters. Still getting “Failed to validate oauth signature and token”

I have a feeling the Twitter API settings are not correct because so far it’s been more guess work than anything. It’s worth noting that underneath the “Failed to validate oauth signature and token” is a button called “start authorisation”. When I click this I get sent to https://api.twitter.com/oauth/authorize?oauth_token= and I see an error “There is no request token for this page”. This indicates the Twitter parameters that I’ve set in WP are not being picked up.

It’s also interesting to note that in the table bp_bebop_user_meta the rows bebop_twitter_oauth_token_temp and bebop_twitter_oauth_token_secret_temp have no values i.e. the meta_value is empty for both. The corresponding values in the bp_bebop_options table DO have values, it’s just the TEMP parameters that are empty. Surely that’s not right?

I’m getting the same problem “Failed to validate oauth signature and token”. I’ve followed all the above. I also didn’t have my Twitter app access set to read/write and I didn’t have a callback parameter. I’ve now changed this but I’m still getting the same error. Any ideas? I haven’t been able to find any documentation regarding the APIs needed for Beebop