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问题 I'd like to request the user's Twitter mail. On https://dev.twitter.com/twitter-kit/ios/request-email we can see the code in Obj-C but I need it in Swift and I can't translate it. Does anyone know how, please? Here's the Obj-C code: if ([[Twitter sharedInstance] session]) { TWTRShareEmailViewController* shareEmailViewController = [[TWTRShareEmailViewController alloc] initWithCompletion:^(NSString* email, NSError* error) { NSLog(@"Email %@, Error: %@", email, error); }]; [self

问题 I'd like to request the user's Twitter mail. On https://dev.twitter.com/twitter-kit/ios/request-email we can see the code in Obj-C but I need it in Swift and I can't translate it. Does anyone know how, please? Here's the Obj-C code: if ([[Twitter sharedInstance] session]) { TWTRShareEmailViewController* shareEmailViewController = [[TWTRShareEmailViewController alloc] initWithCompletion:^(NSString* email, NSError* error) { NSLog(@"Email %@, Error: %@", email, error); }]; [self

问题 I will be posting links to Facebook and Twitter for deep links into my app. I have started to test with Facebook and my link works as long as the Facebook app is installed. If they don't have the Facebook app installed, they're just taken to my website. What is best practice for handling fallback if the user doesn't have the Facebook app installed or more generally clicks on a link for my app and I always want them sent into my app? 回答1: Great question. Rather than sharing a deep link that

问题 Recently Twitter updated its API to v1.1 and my program stops working but no matter how much documentation I read, I can't seem to really understand what is needed to make my codes work. My used-to-work codes are as below : function getTweets() { var url = 'http://search.twitter.com/search.json?q=%23yolo&rpp=10&result_type=recent&callback=?'; $.getJSON(url, function (json) { display = []; displayDateTime = []; if (json.results.length != null) { for (var i = 0; i < json.results.length; i++) {

问题 I was wondering if InnoDB would be the best way to format the table? The table contains one field, primary key, and the table will get 816k rows a day (est.). This will get very large very quick! I'm working on a file storage way (would this be faster)? The table is going to store ID numbers of Twitter Ids that have already been processed? Also, any estimated memory usage on a SELECT min('id') statement? Any other ideas are greatly appreciated! 回答1: The only definitive answer is to try both

问题 I was wondering if InnoDB would be the best way to format the table? The table contains one field, primary key, and the table will get 816k rows a day (est.). This will get very large very quick! I'm working on a file storage way (would this be faster)? The table is going to store ID numbers of Twitter Ids that have already been processed? Also, any estimated memory usage on a SELECT min('id') statement? Any other ideas are greatly appreciated! 回答1: The only definitive answer is to try both

问题 I was wondering if InnoDB would be the best way to format the table? The table contains one field, primary key, and the table will get 816k rows a day (est.). This will get very large very quick! I'm working on a file storage way (would this be faster)? The table is going to store ID numbers of Twitter Ids that have already been processed? Also, any estimated memory usage on a SELECT min('id') statement? Any other ideas are greatly appreciated! 回答1: The only definitive answer is to try both

问题 I am making an application which is a Twitter client. This means it connects to Twitter with OAuth. I register my application to Twitter and got all my keys, but now I do not have an idea how to connect my application with twitter. I have done some code mention below. Please help me out.. Twitter twitter=new TwitterFactory().getInstance(); twitter.setOAuthConsumer(Consumer key, Consumer secret); RequestToken requestToken = twitter.getOAuthRequestToken(); AccessToken accessToken=null; Log.i(

问题 I've implemented the oAuth in php (currently for twitter) and as I've read in several tutorials you should store the access token in db for future use. However I don't see how you know if you have the access token stored for a particular user to decide if you should pull it out of the db or regenerate it. Here's a flow describing my question: First time user signs in: get request token send user to provider's authentication page user returns to callback url with oauth token and oauth verifier

问题 I've created an application which shares to facebook, twitter etc. But I want to perform different functions dependent on who the user is sharing to , for instance if the user is sharing to Facebook do one thing but if the user shares to twitter do another. How do I do this? My code so far is below: private void ShareSub() { Intent i = new Intent(Intent.ACTION_SEND); i.setType("text/plain"); i.putExtra( Intent.EXTRA_TEXT, "You've just shared " + "Awesome"); startActivity(i); } Further