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Here's my scenario.

I have a web site, which automatically posts updates to Twitter using cURL at the moment.

But I hear Twitter is going to turn this feature off and move to OAuth.

I tried implementing OAuth in my site, but the user actually has to manually authenticate before being able to post anything to twitter.

How can I use OAuth and still let my website post updates automatically, without me having to manually click on "authenticate"?

+1  A: 

You can post updates automatically with OAuth. The token does not expire automatically, so you can store it in the database and use it repeatedly later.

Matthew Flaschen
Hi I just tried this, but no success. I saved the tokens, but when I access, it still asks me to put user name and password. why is this so?
ebae
@ebae, it would be helpful if you posted some of your code.
Matthew Flaschen
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If you are planning on using a single Twitter account have a look at this page: http://dev.twitter.com/pages/oauth_single_token

abraham

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