I am joining it also does not work for me.

No doubt there's a lot of confusion in getting OAuth to work; it doesn't help that you're probably debugging against a boolean output. Thought I'd share my fustrations and "tips" on how I was able to get it working, in the hopes of saving someone from jumping off a bridget ...

opensocial_owner_id and opensocial_viewer_id are not being passed as parameters to the URL I specify in makeRequest. This worked last week. Did something change/break over the weekend?

The OAuth testing tool ( http://developer.myspace.com/Modules/APIs/Pages/OAuthTool.aspx ), when provided with the paramaters I recieve on my server, generates a different signature from what was provided in the request! consumerKey : "http%3a%2f%2fwww.myspace.com%2f330069419" consumerSecret...

It appears that any url's with a port specified that are called via makeRequest return an error: ""internalError" . Can this be confirmed? IE: opensocial.Container.get().makeRequest( http://www.myserver: 8080 /dynamic-url, function(response) { // is always an error: "internalError"...

Here is what I'm experiencing: - Signed POST requests to my server don't return my data. - Signed GET requests return data but pass query-string parameters TWICE to my server. Only my params get doubled not "oauth_" or "opensocial_" so I guess its a bug in how the proxy handles...

Hi All - I have a reproduceable problem, where using makeRequest to get some text (or xml) from my servers works in some cases, and not in others. What changes is the URL, and a few elements of the HTML response. When the data coming back is a static page, it works, when it's a dynamic data lookup...

When I make a single makeRequest() call like the following, it works fine. (I see an alert box.) <script type="text/javascript"> opensocial.makeRequest( "http://www.yahoo.com", function(response) {alert("getting yahoo");}, {} ); </script> When I try to make two...

Hi, firebug is telling me: ** Not callable: (function () { }).makeRequest Here is the code: <script> function init() { var url = "http://www.bbc.co.uk"; opensocial.makeRequest(url, makeRequest_Callback); } function makeRequest_Callback(data) { var responseText = data.responseText; alert...

So what ur saying is, that if I am going to run N Make Requests, I need to have a "self referential" callback? function requestCallback(response,url,err){ var newurl = baseurl + newparams if !err { makeRequest(newurl,requestCallback)}; } Of course I would have to figure out a way to control...