This returns my name, not my ScreenName.
What do I do to get my Screen Name. ie; @ShanghaiTimes
thanks
Robert

im getting tweetr.username is read only
tweetr.password is undefined property

package
{
import com.adobe.viewsource.ViewSource;
import com.swfjunkie.tweetr.Tweetr;
import com.swfjunkie.tweetr.data.objects.StatusData;
import com.swfjunkie.tweetr.events.TweetEvent;
import com.swfjunkie.tweetr.utils.TweetUtil;
import flash.events.*;
import flash.display.Sprite;
import flash.display.StageAlign;
import flash.display.StageScaleMode;
import flash.filters.DropShadowFilter;
import flash.text.StyleSheet;
import flash.text.TextField;
//import mx.controls.Alert;
import flash.net.navigateToURL;

[SWF(frameRate = "24",backgroundColor = "0x666666")]

public class Update extends Sprite
{
private var tweetr:Tweetr;
private var tweetId:Number;
public function Update()
{
ViewSource.addMenuItem(this, “srcview/index.html”);
stage.scaleMode = StageScaleMode.NO_SCALE;
stage.align = StageAlign.TOP_LEFT;
init();
}
private function init():void
{
tweetr = new Tweetr();
tweetr.serviceHost = “labs.swfjunkie.com/tweetr/proxy”;

tweetr.addEventListener(TweetEvent.COMPLETE, handleLoad);
tweetr.addEventListener(TweetEvent.FAILED, handleFail);

submitbtn.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, sendTweet);
submitbtn.buttonMode = true;
// tweetr.getPublicTimeLine();
}

private function handleLoad(event:TweetEvent):void
{
//stack.selectedIndex = 1;
tweetId = StatusData(event.responseArray[0]).id;
}
private function handleFail(event:TweetEvent):void
{
trace(event.info,”Epic Fail”);
// Alert.show(event.info,”Epic Fail”);
}
private function sendTweet(e:MouseEvent):void
{
// make sure we got a username and
// password before sending the tweet out.
if (username_txt.text != “” && pass_txt.text != “”)
{
//trace(“hhh”,tweetr.username,username_txt.text)
tweetr.username = username_txt.text;
tweetr.password = pass_txt.text;
tweetr.updateStatus(status_txt.text);
}
else
{
trace(“Username & Password required for this example! Don’t worry, they won’t get saved.”);
// Alert.show(“Username & Password required for this example! Don’t worry, they won’t get saved.”);
}
}

// private function goToTweet():void
// {
// navigateToURL(new URLRequest(“http://twitter.com/”+username.text+”/status/”+tweetId),”_blank”);
// }
//
//
//
}

}

First of all I think this library could prove very useful… but I can’t seem to get it working. I’m following the OAuth tutorial now but when I do just this:

var tweetr:Tweetr = new Tweetr();
var oauth:OAuth = new OAuth(); tweetr.addEventListener(TweetEvent.COMPLETE, HandleTweetEvent); tweetr.addEventListener(TweetEvent.FAIL, HandleTweetEvent);
oauth.addEventListener(OAuthEvent.COMPLETE, HandleOAuthEvent); oauth.addEventListener(OAuthEvent.ERROR, HandleOAuthEvent);

Flash (CS5, btw) gives me error messages related to the use of CONFIG::AIR and CONFIG::WEB, like this one:
C:\[...]\com\swfjunkie\tweetr\oauth\OAuth.as, Line 19 1120: Access of undefined property AIR.

Don’t really know what to do about this…

This is a great library. I’m using it with Adobe AIR. I just wanted to provide some feedback on OAUTH with Twitter. Right now in this library I don’t think there is any sort of event handling when a user deny’s access to twitter via the HTMLLoader, unless I missed an event listener somewhere.

I came up with a way to know if the user clicks the Deny button, but it isn’t very clean. It involves listening to the HTMLLoaders Event.COMPLETE event, then examining the current URL, and tacking on a javascript function to callback to the actionscript code when deny is clicked.

The page that asks for credentials with the Allow or Deny buttons is: http://twitter.com/oauth/authorize

You can use the following in the HTMLLoaders Event.COMPLETE event handler to look for that page, then grab the instance of the Deny button and add the javascript function to it. My HTMLLoader is called “loginBrowserInstance”.

if ( loginBrowserInstance.location.indexOf(‘http://twitter.com/oauth/authorize‘) == 0 ) {

if ( loginBrowserInstance.window.document.getElementById(“deny”) ) {
trace(“Setting javascript items on twitter page”);
loginBrowserInstance.window.handleDenyCallFromJavaScript = this.handleDenyCallFromJavaScript;
loginBrowserInstance.window.document.getElementById(“deny”).setAttribute(“onclick”, “window.handleDenyCallFromJavaScript(); return true”);
}
}

private function handleDenyCallFromJavaScript():void {
trace(“the deny button was pressed”);
}

The examples are not up to date with this change though, except for
the oauth examples which i blogged about.here:

http://blog.swfjunkie.com/2010/08/tweetr-v1-0b3-out/

Greets,
Sandro

“1059:Property is read-only”
“1119: Access of possibly undefined property password through a reference with static type com.swfjunkie.tweetr:Tweetr.”

It seems that in the swc there is no “set username” or “set password” method. Am I missing anything?

Thanks.

package {

import flash.events.Event;
import flash.display.MovieClip;
import com.swfjunkie.tweetr.events.TweetEvent;
import com.swfjunkie.tweetr.utils.TweetUtil;
import com.swfjunkie.tweetr.data.objects.StatusData;
import com.swfjunkie.tweetr.data.objects.SearchResultData;
import com.swfjunkie.tweetr.Tweetr;

public class twitter extends MovieClip
{

public function twitter():void
{
// create a tweetr instance
tweetr = new Tweetr();
tweetr.useAuthHeaders = true;

// pass the username & password
tweetr.username = “my username”;
tweetr.password = “my password”;

// add some eventlisteners
tweetr.addEventListener(TweetEvent.COMPLETE, handleTweetsLoaded);
tweetr.addEventListener(TweetEvent.FAILED, handleTweetsFail);
say_button.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, Speak_Tweet_Event);

//tweetr.getUserTimeLine();
tweetr.search(“gadgets”);
}

private function handleTweetsLoaded(event:TweetEvent):void
{
// assign the latest response to a data object
var tweet:StatusData = event.responseArray[0] as StatusData;
text.text = “@”+tweet.user.screenName + tweet.text + ” ” + TweetUtil.returnTweetAge(tweet.createdAt);

}

private function handleTweetsFail(event:TweetEvent):void
{
trace (“Tweet Called Failed”);

}

}
}