Closed mostofamonsur closed 8 years ago
Once you do all of the initial setup you should be using client.authorize_from_access(token, secret)
you can find that out after you've set up the initial app with client.access_token.token
and client.access_token.secret
I believe
This is a pretty handy gem.How ever i have some question about the
pin
from linked in. as the example said thatand record the pin it gives you
request_token.authorize_url => "https://api.linkedin.com/uas/oauth/authorize?oauth_token="
I am getting the pin but the problem is how can i set this pin to the
authorize_from_request
method at the run time.then fetch your access keys
client.authorize_from_request(rtoken, rsecret, pin)
can you please suggest me a work around to get rid of that situation. I am sorry it might not be an issue but i didn't get any help. Thanks so much for your help.