/// <summary>
/// Gets a request token from the provider. After acquiring a request token, the user should be redirected
/// to the website of the provider for approving the application. If successful, the user will be redirected
/// back to the specified callback URL where you then can exchange the request token for an access token.
/// </summary>
/// <returns>An instance of <see cref="SocialOAuthRequestTokenResponse"/> representing the response.</returns>
public virtual SocialOAuthRequestTokenResponse GetRequestToken()
{
// Make the call to the API/provider
SocialHttpResponse response = GetRequestTokenResponse();
// Parse the response body
SocialOAuthRequestToken body = SocialOAuthRequestToken.Parse(this, response.Body);
// Parse the response
return(SocialOAuthRequestTokenResponse.ParseResponse(response, body));
}
public ActionResult LinkTwitter()
{
string rootUrl = Request.Url.GetLeftPart(UriPartial.Authority);
TwitterOAuthClient client = new TwitterOAuthClient();
client.ConsumerKey = WebConfigurationManager.AppSettings["twitterConsumerKey"];
client.ConsumerSecret = WebConfigurationManager.AppSettings["twitterConsumerSecret"];
client.Callback = rootUrl + "/umbraco/surface/Profile/LinkTwitter";
// Make the request to the Twitter API to get a request token
SocialOAuthRequestTokenResponse response = client.GetRequestToken();
// Get the request token from the response body
TwitterOAuthRequestToken requestToken = (TwitterOAuthRequestToken)response.Body;
// Save the token information to the session so we can grab it later
Session[requestToken.Token] = requestToken;
// Redirect the user to the authentication page at Twitter.com
return(Redirect(requestToken.AuthorizeUrl));
}
