index.cfm

<!---
Name: index.cfm
Author: Matt Gifford AKA coldfumonkeh (http://www.mattgifford.co.uk)
Date: 10.09.2010

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Usage: The monkehTweet component accepts two required parameters in the constructor;
1) twitter username
2) password associated with the account

The underlying classes relative to the available methods are instantiated within this facade component.
The developer / user simply needs to call a method from the monkehTweet CFC to perform the function.
All methods and parameters within the monkehTweet component are documented and hints provided to assist with use.

--->

<cfscript>
/*
	Firstly we need to have the user grant access to our application.
	We do this (using OAuth) through the getAuthorisation() method.
	The callbackURL is optional. If not sent through, Twitter will use the callback URL it has stored for your application.
*/
authStruct = application.objMonkehTweet.getAuthorisation(callbackURL='http://[yourdomain]/authorize.cfm');

if (authStruct.success){
	//	Here, the returned information is being set into the session scope.
	//	You could also store these into a DB (if running an application for multiple users)
	session.oAuthToken			= authStruct.token;
	session.oAuthTokenSecret	= authStruct.token_secret;
}
</cfscript>
<!--- Now, we need to relocate the user to Twitter to perform the authorisation for us --->
<cflocation url="#authStruct.authURL#" addtoken="false" />