By Chris Chase on Tuesday, 30 October 2018
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Hi support,

While creating a new Twitter application under one of Twitter's new developer accounts, I found that we're unable to whitelist the callback URLs provided in the backend of Easyblog because those fields no longer accept query strings as valid URLs. I've tried using just the website URL, but that doesn't seem to have worked.

Any insight you guys could provide would be appreciated.

Regards,
I did tried to setup this in my locally but it seems like need to wait for Twitter developer to approve my application then only can continue to check.

May i know is it possible for you provide us with your Twitter user account login access so we can check this directly on your site quickly?
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Wednesday, 31 October 2018 09:57
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Hi Arlex,

Unfortunately no, as the account that we've set this up on belongs to one of our clients, so I wouldn't be able to provide that information. Based on the setup that I had to do that account, the approval process should only take a few days to complete.

I do have a personal Twitter account, but I haven't setup a developer account up on it yet so the process would likely take just as long to get mine approved as it would yours.

Regards,
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Thursday, 01 November 2018 21:07
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I've just submitted my personal Twitter app to Twitter developer, now my application under review.

I will keep you update once I tested this.
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Thursday, 01 November 2018 23:11
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Hi Arlex,

Any progress on this as of yet?
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Monday, 05 November 2018 23:25
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My Twitter account having some issues.

I received this email sent from Twitter last few days.
Hello,

Your Twitter account (or accounts associated with you) currently has multiple registered applications, in potential violation of Twitter's rules on the use of multiple API keys for a single use case. You can learn more about those rules here.

If these applications serve distinct use cases under our policies, please reply to this email with a specific use case for each registered application.

If these applications do not serve distinct use cases, please log into your existing account on https://apps.twitter.com/ and delete any applications which are in violation of our rules.

When you have completed these actions please reply to this email. Once we have confirmed that your existing access complies with our rules, we will continue our review of your application for Twitter Developer Account access.

Thank you for your interest in building on Twitter.

Regards,

Twitter


In my Twitter account, I did created quite a lot of app for my testing purpose, so I spend a few days to delete all my existing app from my Twitter account. The reason why need to spend a few day is because Twitter got set a limit do not allow owner to perform this delete app action more than how many time, then they will stop it, so after 24 hour then it will re-activate again.

I already reply to them via email, Twitter reviewer still working on progress.
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Tuesday, 06 November 2018 11:41
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Try set this following 2 URL under callback URL section in your Twitter app and see how it goes.

[gist type="php"]
https://www.usacomputerservices.com/administrator/index.php
https://www.usacomputerservices.com/
[/gist]
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Wednesday, 07 November 2018 18:21
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That did it!

Thanks for your assistance Arlex!
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Thursday, 08 November 2018 05:23
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You're most welcome, we will update those callback URL in next release version.
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Thursday, 08 November 2018 09:45
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