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When I signed up for a new twitter account and followed a few sources, I didn't 
have anyone following me. When I selected "Followers" I would get an error and 
the busydialog would not close.

To fix, in gui.py, 'def getFollowing(self)' should have the lines from 
self.api.GetFriends() to the end of the for loop wrapped with a try/except 
block. That way, even with an exception the 
xbmc.exececutebuiltin("Dialog.Close(busydialog)") gets called.

(A similar problem and similar solution is with getFollowers() and 
getDirectMessages())

ok to start off with i installed from the .zip then added the repo and 
installed from there 

so the issue im having is after i enter the PIN i get a a screen that says "an 
unexpected Twitter authentication issue as occurred"

anyone has any ideas ?

is this an auth issue?

or an xbmc ver issue? 

my XBMC is 13.0-ALPHA8 

What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Using the Alaska Revisited Mod skin
2. Posting a tweet
3. Updating settings

What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
The colors for the settings menu blend in with the background, therefore you 
can not update settings. This also occurs on the tweet successful dialog box. I 
would expect that settings/dialog box be themed to match the rest of the script 
(black).


What version of the product are you using? On what operating system?
Latest twitxbmc, Windows 7, Dharma RC2

When I try to exit, I get errors saying that 'buttonCode' is not defined.

The fix is to update gui.py's onAction methods:

updated version:

    def onAction( self, action ):
        count = self.getControl ( LIST ).size()
        pos = self.getControl( LIST ).getSelectedPosition()
        if (pos==count-1):
            self.getTimeline()
        if(action.getButtonCode() == KEY_BUTTON_BACK or action.getButtonCode() == KEY_KEYBOARD_ESC):
            self.close()

def onAction( self, action ):
    if (action.getButtonCode() == KEY_BUTTON_BACK or action.getButtonCode() == KEY_KEYBOARD_ESC):
        self.close()

What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Install program
2. Run for first time
3. Wait for browserwindow

What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
I was expecting a browserwindow to authorize twitxbmc


What version of the product are you using? On what operating system?
xbmctwit0.0.7 on XBMC on Linux


Please provide any additional information below.
I really waited for quite a while, but no browserscreen popped up. Offcourse 
the program returns with a error during authentication. I really want to 
authorize twitxbmc, but how ??

A month ago, Twitter changed the permissions for OAuth apps and some of the 
URLs.

In twitter.py, GetDirectMessage(self, user, text) declares the url to be 
"%s/direct_messages.json", but this should be "%s/1/...", see:

https://dev.twitter.com/docs/api/1/get/direct_messages

When I updated the URL, I was still getting a 403. The response is:

{"errors":[{"code":93,"message":"This application is not allowed to access or 
delete your direct messages"}]}

This is due to a relatively recent change in how Twitter deals with OAuth:

https://dev.twitter.com/docs/application-permission-model/faq

To fix this, the twitXBMC application needs to update the required OAuth 
permissions from R/W to R/W/DM