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Preshit replied on November 30, 2008 14:21 to the problem "Unable to send updates: Error, this method requires a POST." in Twitter:

An Update:
I dug deeper to find that it returns a http status code 400.

mdy replied on November 30, 2008 14:15 to the problem "Unable to send updates: Error, this method requires a POST." in Twitter:

Hello. I suggest you check the archives at the Twitter Development Google Group at http://groups.google.com/group/twitte... since that's where all API related discussions take place.

Also, there's a wiki for the Twitter API at http://twitterapi.pbwiki.com

Preshit reported a problem in Twitter on November 30, 2008 13:47:

Unable to send updates: Error, this method requires a POST.

I'm trying an open source twitter script written in PHP and hosting it on my server. It works great, except that I cannot send any updates from it. It tells me "Error: This method requires a POST"

The script makes use of curl to post updates using JSON, and I've double checked that it does indeed use POST method to do so.
Googled for solutions, couldn't find any. Help would be appreciated.

Johny replied on November 08, 2008 20:09 to the question "URLs are too long -- auto make them tinyURLs?" in grabUp:

TwistUrl.com is a new service that lets you take long URLs and turn them into very short ones. like

http://www.twisturl.com/Senior-Dating (example)

How many times have you received an email with a huge link to a URL or had to send one to someone causing the recipient to have to cut and paste it back together?

TwistUrl.com eliminates that problem. Create a Twist URL that won't break in email postings and will never expire.

UNIQUE FEATURE .:

Twisturl.com Supports Custom tags or keywords and send an e-mal to user to monitor statistics.

http://www.TwistUrl.com

Thanks.

gustin replied on October 17, 2008 16:24 to the question "URLs are too long -- auto make them tinyURLs?" in grabUp:

I would love this feature too, the shrinking url service doesn't matter to me but i do this manually now.

wischi replied on September 28, 2008 10:50 to the question "URLs are too long -- auto make them tinyURLs?" in grabUp:

I vote for http://is.gd

Garrett replied on September 16, 2008 03:31 to the question "Add SFTP Support" in grabUp:

I just found this out as well, now I feel it's a waste of $20, hopefully I can get my money back.

sliggy replied on September 02, 2008 23:35 to the idea "More keyboard shortcuts" in grabUp:

Yes.

LouisC replied on August 19, 2008 23:38 to the idea "Support for labeling a screenshot" in grabUp:

Some screenshots I'd rather have private, and tagging images makes it take more time to upload the image. And on top of that, if you upload it to your own server, it only uploads the image, not a page with information on the image on it. I like it that way, with just the image, I can't be bothered with stupid "Web 2.0" things like pointless tags.

LouisC replied on August 19, 2008 23:33 to the question "URLs are too long -- auto make them tinyURLs?" in grabUp:

I prefer links directly to the image than a tinyurl redirect, because I usually paste straight into code, and my irc program converts links to images into the images themselves, so it's just easier.

Preshit replied on August 18, 2008 07:22 to the question "URLs are too long -- auto make them tinyURLs?" in grabUp:

If this is implemented, I'd rather have http://lin.cr integrated than tinyurl.

Preshit shared an idea in grabUp on August 17, 2008 09:25:

Access to more than 10 recent images

Like me, if someone is hosting the images on their own servers, why not have access to more than just 10 last taken screenshots?

Preshit shared an idea in grabUp on August 17, 2008 09:24:

Support for labeling a screenshot

Maybe it’s just me, but I’d like a way to tag the screenshots taken. Not multiple tags, just one. Something like a label. And then this could show up in the list of recently taken screenshots.

Preshit started following the question "Add SFTP Support" in grabUp.

Preshit started following the idea "More keyboard shortcuts" in grabUp.

A comment on the problem "Can update twitter stauts via SMS using the India shortcode - 5566511" in Twitter:

Hi Santosh,

Here's what you can do:
1. Confirm your device using twitter's international number (hopefully you'll start receiving smses)
2. Connect your twitter account with vakow account (to post via vakow's number) – rg, on June 13, 2008 06:42

Santosh replied on June 12, 2008 11:51 to the problem "Can update twitter stauts via SMS using the India shortcode - 5566511" in Twitter:

I am using Vodafone (Hutch) and still I am not able to send SMS it says "Message sending failed."

Preshit marked one of Dean Robinson's replies in Hahlo as useful. Dean Robinson replied to the question "Does Hahlo allow me to use the Twitter 'track' feature?".

Preshit marked one of Dean Robinson's replies in Hahlo as useful. Dean Robinson replied to the question "Can I use Hahlo on my desktop/laptop computer". Preshit and 2 other people think it's one of the best replies.

A comment on the problem "Can update twitter stauts via SMS using the India shortcode - 5566511" in Twitter:

Do you currently pay (if you're not on roaming)? No (it's against TRAI guidelines). So, receiving messages from Twitter doesn't cost either. – sol, on May 27, 2008 19:07