Copy and paste the API Key from X into the twitter_consumer_key setting.
Copy and Paste the API Key Secret from X into the twitter_consumer_secret setting.
Click the green checkmark to save the changes.
Users should now be able to log into your forum using their Twitter Account.
Rich Embeds
The above steps also apply if you want to enable “rich embedding” which allows displaying tweets with their media (images video, etc). If you want rich embeds but don’t need Twitter login, simply uncheck enable twitter logins and leave the consumer key and secret intact.
Rebaking or rebuilding HTML for posts with tweets will re-fetch those tweets, counting against your monthly tweet cap.
Just noticed we were getting the same error on our site with Twitter auth. I noticed Twitter has a new process for authorizing developer apps, so we are going through the approval process. Not sure if it is related, or if this problem has just been in place for a long time now.
I do recommend that those who haven’t applied on developer.twitter.com for their Twitter app, to do so.
For the near future, you can continue to manage existing apps here on apps.twitter.com. However, we will soon retire this site and consolidate all developer tools, API access, and app management within the developer portal at developer.twitter.com. You will be able to access and manage existing apps through that portal when we retire this site.
You are probably using some extension that blocks social media, tracking or something similar. Try logging in from an anonymous window with all extensions disabled
I hope this is the right place to ask this question. I see from https://try.discourse.org/ that registration by Twitter leads to the following message:
This application will be able to:
See Tweets from your timeline (including protected Tweets) as well as your Lists and collections.
See your Twitter profile information and account settings.
See accounts you follow, mute, and block.
See your email address.
Is it possible to set it up where it sees the minimum amount of information necessary - name and email address I think?
This is already the minimum information required by Twitter.
As you can see from the guide, the only thing we require from Twitter is the user email that Discourse needs to create the user account. Everything else is the basic settings decided by Twitter selecting “Read only” in the App Permission section.
No uso Twitter, pero asumo que el enlace de respuesta es diferente del enlace del tuit original. Por lo tanto, solo estás enlazando a la respuesta. ¿Enlazar al tuit original también incluye la primera respuesta o solo el tuit original?
Esa es, efectivamente, una solución alternativa. Pero, ¿cómo puedes elegir tener el tuit original por encima de una respuesta? Entonces, ¿cómo se “elige”? A veces veo que alguien publica en otro sitio web indicando que el tuit original tiene su primera respuesta debajo.
También estoy notando el mismo problema de registro. Cuando intento usar una cuenta de prueba, y Twitter incluso indica al registrarse que se está accediendo al correo electrónico, la cuenta de correo electrónico no se rellena previamente en el formulario de registro de cuenta después de completar el handshake de autenticación con Twitter, y también muestra “user_1” para el nombre de usuario prellenado. Los rich embeds tampoco funcionan.
No entren en pánico y esperen pacientemente. El equipo de Discourse lee cada publicación con mucho cuidado, así que estoy seguro de que ya están al tanto de esto.
This guide explains how to set up Twitter login and rich embeds for your Discourse forum.
Required user level: Administrator
In order for rich embeds to work properly, a Basic plan or higher for X Dev is mandatory. Rich embeds will not work with the Free X Dev plan.
