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Save data after Twitter Oauth

I have a textbox on my site where people can enter a tweet when submitting if the user is not already logged in he will be redirected to twitter's page to login however after this the original tweet that the user typed is lost. is there a way to keep this info?

is it true that with oauth I must redirect the user to twitter's login page? i can't have a popup? or put it in an iframe?

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i would do it with $_SESSION if you are using php?

antpaw  2010-01-14 08:20:23

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