Nah, you'd do this:
(for example)PHP Code:httpRequest('twitter.com', '/statuses/update.xml?status='.$_POST['message.'', 'POST');

Nah, you'd do this:
(for example)PHP Code:httpRequest('twitter.com', '/statuses/update.xml?status='.$_POST['message.'', 'POST');
Unfortunatley that doesn't work.
But um I was searching the internet.
It works with three files, pretty short codes.
It converts the XML in to readable writing which is a step forward I guess, Just got to keep working with it![]()
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If you're posting a message to it that should work for updating it.PHP Code:httpRequest('twitter.com', '/statuses/update.xml?status='.$_POST['message'].'', 'POST);
Hm what I did was, on a seperate HTML page I had a field where you could type in the status, and then it would post it to the page (where that code would be placed) like I did with the username and password - where it worked. I add that code and it gives an error.
Last edited by Nli.; 22-07-2009 at 11:07 PM.
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Make sure its all legal.
Jordan
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