#1

Hi,
I need help developing a tweet button using javascript. After i tweet something i need 2 things :

  1. a callback that let`s me know the tweet was performed and

  2. the text of the tweet

  3. I got it covered using twttr.events.bind(‘tweet’, onTweetFunction);

  4. If i cant do it directly, im not sure how to do it .I was thinking maybe after the tweet i can get the id ,and then check by id if the text matches what i need… (to help you understand what im asking: im going to have a social feature on my website where if a persons tweets my message he/she will get bonus points. I don`t want to give bonus points to persons who share a random text message. I want to be sure they have my link in the tweet)

I know i can achieve this using php sdk,but i don`t know if i can save a permanent access token after user first signs in using twitter.

If possible ,i would prefer the last solution ,using php.

Thanks for your help,
Radu B.

#2

Hi Radu,

We don’t provide any detail about the newly created Tweet through Intent events; we don’t provide user identifying information through unauthorized mechanisms. If you want to interact with the user or their content, you need to build an app.

Ben

#3

Thank you @BenWard . I created an app ,everything will be authorized and well explained to the user. What i asked is how i can achieve posting the tweet as intended by the website. It seems the solution will be to use php sdk ,and from what i read , the access tokens are permanent (until revoked). Am i right?

#4

Yes, you can use an SDK in your server-side language, and there is no timeout on user tokens so you should store them (but be aware that users can revoke tokens from their settings page.)

#5