Custom Authentication ViewController on iOS

[al...@tiptopspeakers.com]

Is it possible to authenticate a user from a custom viewController rather than using the modal popover provided with the Rdio framework?

[Devin Sevilla]

Hi Alex!

Yes, you can authenticate without using the built-in modal popover.
You'll need to implement the OAuth 1.0a flow yourself[1]. The built-in
flow is meant as a connivence since OAuth can be difficult to get
right.

Once you've authenticated the user and received an access token and
secret, you can initialize the SDK with it. You'll use the
`authorizeUsingAccessToken:fromController:` method.

[1]: http://www.rdio.com/developers/docs/web-service/oauth/

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Devin Sevilla
API Engineer, Rdio Inc.
http://rdio.com/people/devin_s/

On Fri, Mar 7, 2014 at 12:53 PM, <al...@tiptopspeakers.com> wrote:
> Is it possible to authenticate a user from a custom viewController rather
> than using the modal popover provided with the Rdio framework?
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[Darci Sigana]

WHAT!!!!!

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