[Content Locker] Twitter APP Callback URL

[mark.reynolds]

Hi,

I'm currently trying to set up the Content Locker Sign In Locker to work with Twitter Credentials.

I have followed the instructions in the set-up video and have been trying to cut and paste the callback URL into the Twitter APP set-up, however I receive a an error:

Query Parameters are not allowed. There is a more information link within the Twitter API set-up (https://developer.twitter.com/en/docs/basics/developer-portal/guides/callback-urls).

Has Twitter recently changed it's API for call-backs and is this a known issue?

Best Regards.

[Mili]

Hello,

Thank you for contacting MyThemeShop today.

With which email did you purchase our product with? We see no history of purchases with your account.

Looking forward to helping you. Thank you.

[mark.reynolds]

Hi,

Thanks for responding.

I'm trying to find how I supply sensitive data to you? I can't see any EDIT or USE FULL editor buttons as per your post:

https://community.mythemeshop.com/topic/13203-read-first-support-policy-for-free-plugins/

Best Regards

[Mili]

Hello,

Sensitive data is only available to paying customers.

Can you tell us with which email you purchased our product with?

Let us know so that we can assist you.

Thanks,

[mark.reynolds]

Hi,

Thanks for replying so promptly.

The email address is mark@klabrate.com (belongs to my colleague, Mark Chadwick)

Best Regards,

Mark.

[Mili]

Hello,

We see no accounts in our database that are created with the email: mark@klabrate.com

Unfortunately we see no purchasing history from you to be able to assist you on a premium plugin.

Can you tell us where you downloaded the plugin from?

Thanks

[mark.reynolds]

Hi,

 

The Content Locker Plug-in was not purchased, the free demo version was downloaded directly from Wordpress plugins as a free trial.

We want to see this working as this as it needs to be tested prior to purchasing the plugin.

 

Cheers

[BenMTS]

Hello,

Please try adding the callback URL like in the example provided by Twitter on the page you linked:

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Example:

You want to use https://yourdomain.com?source=twitter as your callback URL
Add this to the Twitter app dashboard: https://yourdomain.com
Use this in your call to oauth/request_token: https://yourdomain.com?source=twitter

If that doesn't help, you could also try setting up a 301 redirect from a new URL (without query parameters) to the original URL with the query string. If that doesn't work either, then as a last resort a .htaccess rewrite rule should solve the issue.

Let us know how that helps.