I'm having a strange problem. If I call current_user.twitter.get('statuses/friends_timeline') from a controller, it works as expected. However, if I do this:
controller
User
def timeline
twitter.get('statuses/friends_timeline')
end
...I get a NoMethodError: can't call downcase on NilClass. After a bit of debugging, it seems that when the OAuth module generates a signature, for some reason, it's not setting the hostname properly (so it's still nil, so it doesn't respond to downcase), with the result that request-uri is something like http::80/statuses/friends_timeline.
But it's baffling to me that it works in one case and not in the other, because I don't see any functional difference in how the methods are being called in the two cases. This is particularly frustrating since I'm trying to put logic in the model, not the controller, and TwitterAuth is preventing me from doing so.
Please help.
I'm having a strange problem. If I call current_user.twitter.get('statuses/friends_timeline') from a controller, it works as expected. However, if I do this:
controller
User
...I get a NoMethodError: can't call downcase on NilClass. After a bit of debugging, it seems that when the OAuth module generates a signature, for some reason, it's not setting the hostname properly (so it's still nil, so it doesn't respond to downcase), with the result that request-uri is something like http::80/statuses/friends_timeline.
But it's baffling to me that it works in one case and not in the other, because I don't see any functional difference in how the methods are being called in the two cases. This is particularly frustrating since I'm trying to put logic in the model, not the controller, and TwitterAuth is preventing me from doing so.
Please help.