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Adding the Location programatically to a Tweet
I am Working with the twitter API's for Android and there is computation that happens in the cloud and based on that, the tweets are to be published. How do I add the location programatically when I tweet without the user having to input it again?
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VS
android twitter asked Jan 2 at 13:52
VinShetyVinShety
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I am Working with the twitter API's for Android and there is computation that happens in the cloud and based on that, the tweets are to be published. How do I add the location programatically when I tweet without the user having to input it again?
Cheers
VS
android twitter asked Jan 2 at 13:52
VinShetyVinShety
11
What have you done so far?
– G.hakim
Jan 2 at 14:35
So far, there is some computation happening in the background. Now what I need to do is to set the long and lat values and pass them to twitter while posting a tweet. Is it possible? I am looking at options via twurl
– VinShety
Jan 2 at 14:43
Setting location is possible but there are multiple things that you need to keep in mind the user always has the option of removing the location, the lat-long should be available when you want to post and so on
– G.hakim
Jan 2 at 14:46
So basically , the user inputs the location before the pre processing step and I get that location using the Google Places API. So I have the accurate lat and long. Any ideas on setting the location programatically?
– VinShety
Jan 2 at 14:51
have you checked this
– G.hakim
Jan 2 at 15:02
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I am Working with the twitter API's for Android and there is computation that happens in the cloud and based on that, the tweets are to be published. How do I add the location programatically when I tweet without the user having to input it again?
Cheers
VS
android twitter asked Jan 2 at 13:52
VinShetyVinShety
11
I am Working with the twitter API's for Android and there is computation that happens in the cloud and based on that, the tweets are to be published. How do I add the location programatically when I tweet without the user having to input it again?
Cheers
VS
android twitter android twitter asked Jan 2 at 13:52
VinShetyVinShety
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asked Jan 2 at 13:52
VinShetyVinShety
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asked Jan 2 at 13:52
VinShetyVinShety
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asked Jan 2 at 13:52
VinShetyVinShety
11
asked Jan 2 at 13:52
VinShetyVinShety
11
11
What have you done so far?
– G.hakim
Jan 2 at 14:35
So far, there is some computation happening in the background. Now what I need to do is to set the long and lat values and pass them to twitter while posting a tweet. Is it possible? I am looking at options via twurl
– VinShety
Jan 2 at 14:43
Setting location is possible but there are multiple things that you need to keep in mind the user always has the option of removing the location, the lat-long should be available when you want to post and so on
– G.hakim
Jan 2 at 14:46
So basically , the user inputs the location before the pre processing step and I get that location using the Google Places API. So I have the accurate lat and long. Any ideas on setting the location programatically?
– VinShety
Jan 2 at 14:51
have you checked this
– G.hakim
Jan 2 at 15:02
add a comment |
What have you done so far?
– G.hakim
Jan 2 at 14:35
So far, there is some computation happening in the background. Now what I need to do is to set the long and lat values and pass them to twitter while posting a tweet. Is it possible? I am looking at options via twurl
– VinShety
Jan 2 at 14:43
Setting location is possible but there are multiple things that you need to keep in mind the user always has the option of removing the location, the lat-long should be available when you want to post and so on
– G.hakim
Jan 2 at 14:46
So basically , the user inputs the location before the pre processing step and I get that location using the Google Places API. So I have the accurate lat and long. Any ideas on setting the location programatically?
– VinShety
Jan 2 at 14:51
have you checked this
– G.hakim
Jan 2 at 15:02
What have you done so far?
– G.hakim
Jan 2 at 14:35
What have you done so far?
– G.hakim
Jan 2 at 14:35
So far, there is some computation happening in the background. Now what I need to do is to set the long and lat values and pass them to twitter while posting a tweet. Is it possible? I am looking at options via twurl
– VinShety
Jan 2 at 14:43
So far, there is some computation happening in the background. Now what I need to do is to set the long and lat values and pass them to twitter while posting a tweet. Is it possible? I am looking at options via twurl
– VinShety
Jan 2 at 14:43
Setting location is possible but there are multiple things that you need to keep in mind the user always has the option of removing the location, the lat-long should be available when you want to post and so on
– G.hakim
Jan 2 at 14:46
Setting location is possible but there are multiple things that you need to keep in mind the user always has the option of removing the location, the lat-long should be available when you want to post and so on
– G.hakim
Jan 2 at 14:46
So basically , the user inputs the location before the pre processing step and I get that location using the Google Places API. So I have the accurate lat and long. Any ideas on setting the location programatically?
– VinShety
Jan 2 at 14:51
So basically , the user inputs the location before the pre processing step and I get that location using the Google Places API. So I have the accurate lat and long. Any ideas on setting the location programatically?
– VinShety
Jan 2 at 14:51
have you checked this
– G.hakim
Jan 2 at 15:02
have you checked this
– G.hakim
Jan 2 at 15:02
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First of all, you need to allow your twitter account to share location :
Connect on twitter.com with your account, go to your profile settings > Settings and privacy > Privacy and safety, check : Tweet with location, and save.
Then you can post with twurl and geolocation :
twurl -X POST -H api.twitter.com '/1.1/statuses/update.json?status=Testing twurl&lat=48.858334&lon=2.294415' | jq .
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First of all, you need to allow your twitter account to share location :
Connect on twitter.com with your account, go to your profile settings > Settings and privacy > Privacy and safety, check : Tweet with location, and save.
Then you can post with twurl and geolocation :
twurl -X POST -H api.twitter.com '/1.1/statuses/update.json?status=Testing twurl&lat=48.858334&lon=2.294415' | jq .
answered Jan 7 at 9:24
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First of all, you need to allow your twitter account to share location :
Connect on twitter.com with your account, go to your profile settings > Settings and privacy > Privacy and safety, check : Tweet with location, and save.
Then you can post with twurl and geolocation :
twurl -X POST -H api.twitter.com '/1.1/statuses/update.json?status=Testing twurl&lat=48.858334&lon=2.294415' | jq .
answered Jan 7 at 9:24
JeffProdJeffProd
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First of all, you need to allow your twitter account to share location :
Connect on twitter.com with your account, go to your profile settings > Settings and privacy > Privacy and safety, check : Tweet with location, and save.
Then you can post with twurl and geolocation :
twurl -X POST -H api.twitter.com '/1.1/statuses/update.json?status=Testing twurl&lat=48.858334&lon=2.294415' | jq .
answered Jan 7 at 9:24
JeffProdJeffProd
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First of all, you need to allow your twitter account to share location :
Connect on twitter.com with your account, go to your profile settings > Settings and privacy > Privacy and safety, check : Tweet with location, and save.
Then you can post with twurl and geolocation :
twurl -X POST -H api.twitter.com '/1.1/statuses/update.json?status=Testing twurl&lat=48.858334&lon=2.294415' | jq .
answered Jan 7 at 9:24
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What have you done so far?
– G.hakim
Jan 2 at 14:35
So far, there is some computation happening in the background. Now what I need to do is to set the long and lat values and pass them to twitter while posting a tweet. Is it possible? I am looking at options via twurl
– VinShety
Jan 2 at 14:43
Setting location is possible but there are multiple things that you need to keep in mind the user always has the option of removing the location, the lat-long should be available when you want to post and so on
– G.hakim
Jan 2 at 14:46
So basically , the user inputs the location before the pre processing step and I get that location using the Google Places API. So I have the accurate lat and long. Any ideas on setting the location programatically?
– VinShety
Jan 2 at 14:51
have you checked this
– G.hakim
Jan 2 at 15:02