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review · 1 starsIt does not work because OAuth 2.0 Authentication is required when I make up a new twitter project or edit default project . Any way I tried to post then this error come up. “403: Client Forbidden: When authenticating requests to the Twitter API v2 endpoints, you must use keys and tokens from a Twitter developer App that is attached to a Project. You can create a project via the developer portal.” I do not know when this x developer “User authentication settings” changed. Thank you.
Did you follow the instructions at XPosterPro.com ? If there’s something missing from those instructions, I definitely would like to know about it. If you did set up your app to OAuth 2.0, I have found that is pretty much impossible to reverse that, and you have to delete the app and start over. As long as you don’t choose a Type of App in the User Authentication Settings, you should be fine.
Sheesh. They have changed the process again, so those directions are misleading. Would be nice if they’d leave this process the same for more than a couple weeks. Regardless, in the testing I just ran, you’re fine in your setup as long as you pick ‘Read & Write’ in the OAuth 1.0a permission settings, and it doesn’t matter what you do in the Type of App settings.
Did you follow the instructions at XPosterPro.com ? If there’s something missing from those instructions, I definitely would like to know about it. If you did set up your app to OAuth 2.0, I have found that is pretty much impossible to reverse that, and you have to delete the app and start over. As long as you don’t choose a Type of App in the User Authentication Settings, you should be fine.
Sheesh. They have changed the process again, so those directions are misleading. Would be nice if they’d leave this process the same for more than a couple weeks. Regardless, in the testing I just ran, you’re fine in your setup as long as you pick ‘Read & Write’ in the OAuth 1.0a permission settings, and it doesn’t matter what you do in the Type of App settings.