My Etsy API key was compromised and I need to either delete it or change it.
I have checked Etsy's docs, SO, and Google, and can't seem to find a way.
I emailed Etsy's support, but it's taking quite a long time to get a reply. I'm worried that I'll start racking up charges soon.
Any help would be great. Thanks!
An Etsy Support Request agent eventually got back to me. Thad me verify some info and deleted it. I wasn't charged anything.
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I've been told to use Oauth2.0, but I don't understand what I am to do with it on either side.
I would specifically like to achieve the persistent login that Facebook and Twitter maintain in their respective iOS apps.
PLEASE give me a specific answer (and hopefully an example too!)
I know that this may be achieve with Oauth2.0, but I have been unable to find an example as to how (even after extensive research- if I could find the answer I wouldn't be asking the question here.)
Thank you in advance!
-John
First off, thank you all for your time and help.
Basically before the recent changes to YouTube, I was working with the YouTube API on a website that would allow users to reply to comments from my own website. Before the changes this was available through the YouTube Data API version 2.0. My question is, is there any way to still do this? A quick search on Google leads me to believe this is no longer possible (https://developers.google.com/youtube/2.0/developers_guide_protocol_comments).
However my understanding is with the new YouTube changes a user needs a Google+ account to reply to comments (I'm pretty ignorant on this subject, so please correct me if I'm wrong). I was wondering if the Google+ API had a way to reply to YouTube comments.
Or if anyone else knows a way to reply to a YouTube comment from another website, please let me know!
Thank you!
"replying directly to comments via the YouTube API is no longer supported. At this time, there's no way of replying to a new-style comment via the YouTube API." [Link]
EDIT: It is not possible at the current time, though they are bring out a new messaging API "later this year".
Using version 2 of the API. A while back I had to switch to oauth2 authentication to continue to get keywords in my JSON responses. I did that and it worked fine for a while, but now keywords have disappeared from authenticated requests. I confirmed that it was not just my code by testing at https://developers.google.com/oauthplayground/
Anybody know what's going on?
After re-reading the blog post announcing the change I see the keywords will only be available to authenticated users and then only on individual videos. I did some testing and requested an individual video sure enough there they were.
I have a j2me project on blackberry that needs to connect to twitter. I did most of the hard stuff already, I've got an api that guided me through to the access token pretty easily. Now I can't seem to get the authentication to work with a status update in REST.
I know my tokens are valid because if I run a GET method like verify credentials, it's fine, everything is valid. But POST messages are just confusing me. Am I supposed to pass in a whole consumer key, signature, oauth version, etc every time I update a status? Or do I just pass the access token? Are they all supposed to be POST variables or just the ones specified in the twitter api as parameters. The twitter api documentation has left me completely lost.
If someone had a link to a site that had examples of all of these messages put into plain text NOT in an library as 99% of tutorials for this situation are, it would be really helpful.
I started to use the Twitter Search API to create a view into our company's multiple twitter streams. For one of the accounts, the Search API only returns mentions of the account (i.e. in other people's tweets), but does not return tweets from the account. That account does not have it's tweets protected. Does anyone know what can be happening?
Just to make sure that it's not my coding, I also tested it at http://search.twitter.com/ and the tweets didn't show up either.
I recently had the same problem but then I found http://support.twitter.com/groups/32-something-s-not-working/topics/118-search/articles/66018-my-tweets-or-hashtags-are-missing-from-search
Indeed, the account was just created and the tweets started appearing later on. Anyway, even if it isn't new or protected there are several other reasons you might find on that page. Worst case scenario, drop an e-mail to Twitter and ask what's the cause, I'm sure it will be fixed soon enough.
Good luck!