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There is an error with your Twitter application settings


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Followed example to integrate Twitter w/ Invision Power board, but I am getting this error:

[#0.717734] There is an error with your Twitter application settings. Please check to ensure that you have properly set a callback URL in your Twitter application

I am getting that when I attempt to register/login with Twitter credentials - I don't get to enter them. Any ideas what is wrong.

The badge to share on twitter works fine, but trying to login, something is wrong

Thank you much.

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How to set up Twitter Connect

First, you must create a Twitter application by visiting this URL.
You must have a Twitter account to create an application.

You will be presented with a form asking for some information about your "application":
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Fill in the form with the following information:

Application Icon, Application Name, Application Description
You can fill these settings in as you desire to represent your community.

Application Website
This should be the main URL to your community. For example, we would enter http://webflake.sx/

Organization, Website
If applicable, you can fill these in, or leave them blank. For example, we would enter "Invision Power Services" for Organization and "http://www.webflake.sx/" for Website.

Application Type
This should be set to "Browser".

Callback URL
This should be set to your community's URL, followed by "/interface/twitter/index.php". For example, we would enter 

http://webflake.sx/interface/twitter/index.php

Default Access type
This should be set to "Read & Write".

Use Twitter for login
You must tick this box.


Once you have filled in the form successfully, you will be shown a screen, which has two important keys:
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On your IP.Board installation, go to Admin CP --> System Settings --> Twitter Connect. Toggle the "Enable Twitter Connect" setting to yes, and enter the "Consumer Key" and "Consumer Secret" keys into the spaces provided.

Once you have saved these settings, Twitter Connect should be set up successfully on your community. 

[source: http://community.invisionpower.com/resources/documentation/index.html/_/tutorials/general-tutorials/twitter-connect-r349]

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