Closed julien51 closed 13 years ago
Twitter, Facebook, and Yahoo! might require you to provide a public (accessible) redirection endpoint (callback). They probably won't let you use 'localhost' when you register the application. They don't need to actually access your site, just to be able to resolve your callback DNS. Only your browser has to be able to reach your servers.
As for providing a guide, care to contribute some text? :-)
Hey, it looks like I need to have my server visible from Twitter/Facebook/Y!. Is this right or am I missing something? Also, you should provide a quick help on how to get the auth tokens from either of these platforms.