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Jack, Depending on the version you're using you can call `.request()` directly. http://bytespider

Thanks Hope this helps On Wednesday, 5 June 2013 14:11:08 UTC-5, Rob Griffiths wrote: In rough terms,

Great news! On 6 Feb 2013, at 04:24 PM, Nathanael Gethers <geth...@gmail.com> wrote: Quick

Thanks for your reply and time . Apart from web browser based twitter client , I liked your jsoauth

Sorry I meant it's jsOAuth v2, jsOAuth will always only work for OAuth 1.0 Sorry for the

yes, i have thanks! Sorry i have been busy and have not updated my comment. I have made alittle more

Okay, I figured why i couldn't capture the verifier, the callback URL I assigned kept striping

Sorry its taken so long. I notice you're doing the oauth dance manually. I'd only recommend

Awesome. Thanks for your help! On Monday, September 17, 2012 8:54:28 PM UTC-7, Jonathan wrote: Hello,

If I recall correctly, empty params should be excluded from the signature, but its highly likely they

Cool good luck! =) See the modified jsOAuth lib attached as well to see where I had to make some

Hi Seb, I think xhr has gone away. The one I've been using lately is w3c-xmlhttprequest You can

That made me read this document again: https://docs.google.com/viewer?pid=sites&srcid=

Ah yes you were Stringifying the JSON before sending it in to the post method. I should have spotted

You don't need to modify the code to add headers - In fact your signature will be incorrect if

Hi Dan, Glad you like the library. The 2.0 Branch is the one where I had intended to start adding