Closed clawfire closed 3 years ago
Do you mind linking to your Twitter profile? Your site doesn't seem to highlight any reference to it (or any Microformats for that matter) https://xray.p3k.app/parse?url=https%3A%2F%2Fthibaultmilan.com%2F&pretty=true
Well it’s for clawfire.net (as you can see) and my twitter handle is @clawfire
I'd recommend reading over https://indielogin.com/setup (namely https://indielogin.com/setup#twitter) to make sure your site's ready for IndieAuth.
Well I did. And my link is just right here.
Hm, my structured data parser extension cannot detect it, although the markup looks valid :eyes:
(On a side note, you should add additional rel attributes to secure your site for target="_blank"
links).
Thanks for the link about the target=_"blank"
security issues. I wasn't aware of it. I'll have a good amount of work on that template 😁
Wonder if there was some temporary hick-up in the indielogin.com cache or something else.
If I go to login using https://clawfire.net/
it correctly shows a Twitter button. I am then able to click it and authorize the app for Twitter access. Of course I end up on a screen telling me that I am "logged in to Twitter as @martijnvdven but your website links to @clawfire", which is exactly the error I would expect as I am not allowed to identify as clawfire.net.
But I assume if I were logged in with the correct Twitter account, it would have worked. Are you still getting errors, @clawfire? If yes, which steps are you able to take in the flow before an error comes up?
I'm going to login using https://clawfire.net, it correctly shows a Twitter button (as well as GitHub & email). I am able to click it and authorize the app for Twitter access. Then I'm going back to indielogin and have the following error message
Your Twitter profile linked to https://clawfire.net/ but we were expecting to see https://clawfire.net/. Make sure you link to https://clawfire.net/ in your Twitter profile.
Super weird, I see no obvious problems with your setup, but not with the code either. Hopefully @aaronpk will be able to see something in the logs, I think it logs the values it tries to match on.
I found some inconsistencies which I believe were the reason for the kind of strange error message at the top of this thread. I just changed things around, so try again and let me know if it works now. I'm thinking the original cause of this was because you entered http://clawfire.net
rather than https://clawfire.net
but that shouldn't matter anymore, it should be able to handle that now.
Hey It works 😃 Thanks !