post.cfm

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Name: post.cfm
Author: Matt Gifford AKA coldfumonkeh (http://www.mattgifford.co.uk)
Date: 10.09.2010

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--->
<cfscript>
	// We also need to set the values into the authentication class inside monkehTweets
	application.objMonkehTweet.setFinalAccessDetails(
									oauthToken			= 	session['accessToken'],
									oauthTokenSecret	=	session['accessSecret'],
									userAccountName		=	session['screen_name']
								);

	// Let's make a test call. This will update the status of the authenticated user.
	// If you are using this for a number of users , you will need to set the details prior to each call
	// using the setFinalAccessDetails() method above.

	// If you are using this purely for a single user, you can set all of the
	// authentication details in the init() constructor method when instantiating the application
	returnData = application.objMonkehTweet.postUpdate("I'm using the awesome ##monkehTweets ColdFusion library from @coldfumonkeh!");
</cfscript>
<cfdump var="#returnData#" label="Returned data from the twitter request" />