GET API method
According to your twitter feed (http://twitter.com/tweetburner/status...) you have a GET API. What is the API call for the GET API?
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Inappropriate?Hi Glenn,
Yes we do have some API functions available through the GET method. Onfortunately they aren't documented yet but you can use the following:
Send an XMLHttpRequest to http://tweetburner.com/links/create?u... and you'll get the Twurl in plaintext. But, the best way to generate a twurl is to do a POST to http://tweetburner.com/links/create with postBody is "link[url]=http://johndoe.com"
If you want to grab statistics of a Twurl, do a GET to either of these URL.
I hope this helps. If you need more info, please let us know!
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Inappropriate?A POST is the best standard method to create or modify data on websites. From a standards point of view, all data that is destroyed or created should be modified by a POST request.
Because we know the GET request might be more usable for more applications, we put it on the list to be able to call it without an XMLHttpRequest.
So for now, it's not possible with a simple GET request but we're looking at implementing it at a later time.
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