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requestRequestToken() has disappeared for Yahoo OAuth #164
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Hello, i have the same problem :( Thank you a lot. |
The same problem here! :/ Did you guys solve the problem? |
Hi I have the same problem, Help me please |
Hi , I'm having same issue , Is there any conflict b/w laravel/socialite and oriceon/oauth-5-laravel . Thanks in advance . |
Google or Yahoo service providres use OAUTH2 authenticatin, You should use newest packages or any kind of library for using this services or for Yahoo services I wrote some custom codes that works for laravel framework, if any body need it i can send them, |
Could you please post your custom code here? On Wednesday, June 15, 2016, MailerLaravelDeveloper <
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I wrote a class Yahoo.php in app/classes directory of laravel framework that read my yahoo contacts, of course this is customed to my project, you can change it if you want, And if you saw any bugs please report me :) :) https://github.com/FarhadMohammadi/yahoo You'r yahoo developer console configs should be correct with callback route that returned information from yahoo, for example for me in yahoo developer console callback path is: http://domain/user/contacts/import/yahoo, that equal to route path in my route files I hope that works |
It appears this problem relates to OAuth1 versus OAuth2 as requestRequestToken() only applies to OAuth1. I only looked briefly (as I've moved on) but, for example, disabling OAuth2 in PHPoAuthLib allows this to work as requestRequestToken() is now defined. Perhaps someone else will offer a real solution. |
This is a working answer in stackoverflow Use this code:
instead of this code:
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I've been using OAuth for a long time, and recently there's been a problem with Yahoo OAuth, I'm getting Call to undefined method OAuth\OAuth2\Service\Yahoo::requestRequestToken()
I'm using the exact code that is in the example:
Can anyone help on this?
Thanks
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