I just put up on one of my blogs a page displaying the contents of a 'topic' with the function $scoop->topic of the library https://github.com/vdemay/Scoopit-PHP
and it's ok.
But when i want use the function $scoop->compilation a $scoop->login action is mandatory,So I add a '$scoop->login' before and I am redirected to a page
Second question : I've set up for one of my clients a package provided by scoop.it in which it is called a 'aggregation' function works very well, is there a documented access to this function ?
> But when i want use the function $scoop->compilation a $scoop->login
> action is mandatory,So I add a '$scoop->login' before and I am redirected
> to a page
Once you're logged in, save the content of the SessionTokenStore. Then you
can reuse the access token (they do not expire) directly in your code by
using a custom TokenStore when creating the ScoopIt Object.
class StaticTokenStore {
// Store methods
public function storeRequestToken($value){}
public function storeAccessToken($value){}
public function storeSecret($value){}
public function storeVerifier($value){}
// get methods
public function getRequestToken(){return null;}
public function getAccessToken(){return "YOUR ACCESS TOKEN";}
public function getSecret(){return "THE TOKEN SECRET";}
public function getVerifier(){return null;}
// flush methods.
public function flushRequestToken(){}
public function flushAccessToken(){}
public function flushSecret(){}
public function flushVerifier(){}
}
> Note: once identified the rest works very well
> Second question : I've set up for one of my clients a package provided by
> scoop.it in which it is called a 'aggregation' function works very well,
> is there a documented access to this function ?
This function is not documented because its access is currently restricted.
>> But when i want use the function $scoop->compilation a $scoop->login >> action is mandatory,So I add a '$scoop->login' before and I am redirected >> to a page
> Once you're logged in, save the content of the SessionTokenStore. Then you > can reuse the access token (they do not expire) directly in your code by > using a custom TokenStore when creating the ScoopIt Object.
> class StaticTokenStore {
> // Store methods
> public function storeRequestToken($value){}
> public function storeAccessToken($value){}
> public function storeSecret($value){}
> public function storeVerifier($value){}
> // get methods
> public function getRequestToken(){return null;}
> public function getAccessToken(){return "YOUR ACCESS TOKEN";}
> public function getSecret(){return "THE TOKEN SECRET";}
> public function getVerifier(){return null;}
> // flush methods.
> public function flushRequestToken(){}
> public function flushAccessToken(){}
> public function flushSecret(){}
> public function flushVerifier(){}
> }
>> Note: once identified the rest works very well
>> Second question : I've set up for one of my clients a package provided by >> scoop.it in which it is called a 'aggregation' function works very well, >> is there a documented access to this function ?
> This function is not documented because its access is currently restricted.
>>> But when i want use the function $scoop->compilation a $scoop->login
>>> action is mandatory,So I add a '$scoop->login' before and I am redirected
>>> to a page
>> Once you're logged in, save the content of the SessionTokenStore. Then
>> you can reuse the access token (they do not expire) directly in your code
>> by using a custom TokenStore when creating the ScoopIt Object.
>> class StaticTokenStore {
>> // Store methods
>> public function storeRequestToken($value){}
>> public function storeAccessToken($value){}
>> public function storeSecret($value){}
>> public function storeVerifier($value){}
>> // get methods
>> public function getRequestToken(){return null;}
>> public function getAccessToken(){return "YOUR ACCESS TOKEN";}
>> public function getSecret(){return "THE TOKEN SECRET";}
>> public function getVerifier(){return null;}
>> // flush methods.
>> public function flushRequestToken(){}
>> public function flushAccessToken(){}
>> public function flushSecret(){}
>> public function flushVerifier(){}
>> }
>>> Note: once identified the rest works very well
>>> Second question : I've set up for one of my clients a package provided
>>> by scoop.it in which it is called a 'aggregation' function works very
>>> well,
>>> is there a documented access to this function ?
>> This function is not documented because its access is currently
>> restricted.
>> Best,
>> --
>> Philippe - The Scoop.it Team
>> --
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>>>> But when i want use the function $scoop->compilation a $scoop->login >>>> action is mandatory,So I add a '$scoop->login' before and I am redirected >>>> to a page
>>>> is there no way to login transparent manner ?
>>> Once you're logged in, save the content of the SessionTokenStore. Then >>> you can reuse the access token (they do not expire) directly in your code >>> by using a custom TokenStore when creating the ScoopIt Object.
>>> class StaticTokenStore {
>>> // Store methods
>>> public function storeRequestToken($value){}
>>> public function storeAccessToken($value){}
>>> public function storeSecret($value){}
>>> public function storeVerifier($value){}
>>> // get methods
>>> public function getRequestToken(){return null;}
>>> public function getAccessToken(){return "YOUR ACCESS TOKEN";}
>>> public function getSecret(){return "THE TOKEN SECRET";}
>>> public function getVerifier(){return null;}
>>> // flush methods.
>>> public function flushRequestToken(){}
>>> public function flushAccessToken(){}
>>> public function flushSecret(){}
>>> public function flushVerifier(){}
>>> }
>>>> Note: once identified the rest works very well
>>>> Second question : I've set up for one of my clients a package provided >>>> by scoop.it in which it is called a 'aggregation' function works very >>>> well, >>>> is there a documented access to this function ?
>>> This function is not documented because its access is currently >>> restricted.
>>> Best,
>>> -- >>> Philippe - The Scoop.it Team
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> But when i want use the function $scoop->compilation a $scoop->login
> action is mandatory,So I add a '$scoop->login' before and I am redirected
> to a page
> Once you're logged in, save the content of the SessionTokenStore. Then you
> can reuse the access token (they do not expire) directly in your code by
> using a custom TokenStore when creating the ScoopIt Object.
> class StaticTokenStore {
> // Store methods
> public function storeRequestToken($value){}
> public function storeAccessToken($value){}
> public function storeSecret($value){}
> public function storeVerifier($value){}
> // get methods
> public function getRequestToken(){return null;}
> public function getAccessToken(){return "YOUR ACCESS TOKEN";}
> public function getSecret(){return "THE TOKEN SECRET";}
> public function getVerifier(){return null;}
> // flush methods.
> public function flushRequestToken(){}
> public function flushAccessToken(){}
> public function flushSecret(){}
> public function flushVerifier(){}
> }
> Note: once identified the rest works very well
> Second question : I've set up for one of my clients a package provided by
> scoop.it in which it is called a 'aggregation' function works very well,
> is there a documented access to this function ?
> This function is not documented because its access is currently restricted.
> Best,
> --
> Philippe - The Scoop.it Team
> --
> You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google
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