I have next question:
I used anywhere.
function twitter() {
twttr.anywhere(function (T) {
var currentUser, screenName;
if (T.isConnected()) {
currentUser = T.currentUser;
screenName = currentUser.data(‘screen_name’);
alert(screenName);
} else {
T.bind(“authComplete”, function (e, user) {
alert(user.data(‘screen_name’));
});
T.signIn();
};
});
}
1. I did Sing In on twitter
2. I press button first time
3. T.isConnected() return true;
4. I press the button again
5. T.isConnected() return false; Why?
episod
#2
@Anywhere is deprecated and will cease functioning completely on March 5, 2013. I would recommend just not using it.
You can tell: where can I read about the use of REST API v1.1 + jquery?
episod
#4
API v1.1 requires OAuth 1.0A, which is not secure for usage in purely browser-based client-side environments. We don’t recommend using API v1.1 via jQuery alone.
