Handle special characters in Twitter username/password#3
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This fix a problem I was having. I adapted this library to authenticate with Tumblr (by changing the access_token url) but Tumblr uses emails for usernames. This fixed my problem right up. |
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Hello malcolmbastien Iam unable to integrate tumblr in my application. can you provide me the sample code? Thanks....... |
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The library doesn't seem to be escaping special characters in username/password for the signature base string, resulting in failure if the user has special characters in his/her password.
I've added the required escapes, and that seems to do the trick.