Twitter Error

I've configured the Twitter provider with the API key and secret. When I log in with Facebook, it asks me if I want to connect Twitter. When I say yes (or when I try to log in with Twitter from the login modal), I get a new page with this error:

0 Bad request token!

I also get that error on the channels tab when adding Twitter as a channel and clicking to sign in to associate the channel with a user.

I've double-checked the API key and secret. Twitter developer dashboard shows my app valid and active.

Aw, ignore me. It's late

I didn't have the configuration right (callbacks and request-email)

Okay, still have errors.

Now, when I try to log in, I get the proper Twitter page that asks me if I want to authorize the user. The permissions it asks for are huge! Posting and all other privs. I can see why this is needed for the streams and such, but this is asking the huge permissions for regular log in, too!

Regardless, when I say yes, I'm redirected back to my site, but I'm not logged in. When I use the link on the social channels page, it opens a new window and does the same thing. Closing that window once I've done the auth (but am still not logged in), I still can't create a social channel.

I do note that the documentation is a step behind Twitter's current workflow. Maybe I'm doing something wrong?

So the documentation says to request read/write. Adding write adds permissions to post on behalf of the user, which I don't want. I should think read and email get the job done. But even so, that doesn't solve the actual problem of the user not being logged in.

I want people to be able to log in with Twitter. I want to be able to create a social channel so I can read a twitter feed and have it displayed in the appropriate module. This works on many of my other sites, so I'm trying to figure out why this one is different.

I ran no autotune this morning. I did yesterday evening. The site is www.burnsherpa.com if that helps.

User Authentication:

App Permissions: Read
Email: YES

Type of App: Web App

App Info:

www.burnsherpa.com/index.php
www.burnsherpa.com/index.php
burnsherpa.com/index.php
burnsherpa.com/index.php

Website URL: www.burnsherpa.com

No errors in the channel, but there is no channel yet! I create one, and it requires me to authenticate a user before I can save, and, as I'm showing, the authentication isn't working.

If I'm logged out of Twitter, it asks me to log in. It asks me to grant my app permissions, and I say yes. It then redirects back to my site but nothing has happened. No login.

If I'm logged IN to Twitter, it shows that it's immediately returning me to my site, then does so, again with no login happening.

If not logged in, here is the URL that Twitter is returning to: www.burnsherpa.com/component/jfbconnect/...urn=L2luZGV4LnBocA==

Note, this is NOT in line with the return OATH URL list, is it?

When this URL is hit, all I see is my home page again. No login. No registration page.

How much do you want to bet that there is a cached token somewhere, and my admin accounts are failing on it?

I'm going to investigate.

I see a new user on my site, so yeah, looks like it worked just fine for you. But not for me!

Yes, I changed the permission from the recommended read/write to just read, so that extended permissions aren't asked-for. We'll see if the lack of "write" has any issues going forward.

I'm wondering if the issue is that this redirect has registration content well below the fold. My web site has a lot of content before the "main" section. Nobody's going to see the registration content if they don't scroll down and hunt for it. Even I, an experienced used, didn't think to do this.

I could make a template style that has only the main area above the fold, but that would require having this URL assignable via a menu item so the template style could be specified.

Is this possible?