The new Twitter version 10.3 application has been made available for all BlackBerry 10 handsets out there and offers support for OS version 10.0 and higher. On top of that, the new Twitter 10.3 for BlackBerry 10 arrives on devices with a series of performance improvements, which ensure that users receive faster access to content.
The update comes with age gating too, which means that user's age will be verified when following certain brands and products. Thus, users can make sure that they managed to snap the perfect shot to be shared with others on the microblogging social network. On top of that, users will be provided with the possibility to toggle pictures on/off in the home Timeline, while also enjoying Retake/Edit picture options in Tweet composer. The new application iteration also comes to handsets with a series of photo enhancements packed inside, including support for photos in Direct Message. One of the main changes included in the new release is support for Draft Tweet, which means that users will be able to save their thoughts for later if they get distracted and cannot tweet right away.Īdditionally, owners of BlackBerry 10 devices will be able to swipe the Timeline to Activity and Discover tabs, which should result in faster access to content. The updated mobile application has already landed in the BlackBerry World portal, with a nice range of enhancements packed inside, capable of providing users with a new, better experience when it comes to staying on top of news right on their devices.
If (ajax.readyState = XMLHttpRequest.An updated flavor of the Twitter application is now available for download for the owners of BlackBerry 10 devices, namely version 10.3. I get XMLHttpRequest.status = 200in this case whilst on accessing Twitter endpoint I get XMLHttpRequest.status = 0 for the same code: import bb.cascades 1.0 GET /user_timeline.json?include_entities=true&include_rts=true&screen_name=ladygaga HTTP/1.1ĬONTENT-TYPE: application/x-www-form-urlencoded I wrote a simple HTTP stub for testing that guessing and looks like that's indeed what causes problems: $ echo -e 'HTTP/1.1 200 OK\n\n' | nc -l 8080
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Unfortunately, I have no idea how to do the same in a native QML project. In WebWorks you'd need to declare an element in your application config.xml file for the domain(s) you wish to access. I think that the problem is in the cross-domain request which isn't allowed by default. import bb.cascades 1.0Ĭonsole.log(JSON.stringify(data)) //just for testingĪlso the Twitter API you were using is no longer available so check REST API v1.1 Resources or you will get the following error: If I were you I would download JSON through c++. Also, read DataSource and JsonDataAccess. For this example you only need LIBS += -lbbdata in your. I don't have access to Twitter API, so I can't test it properly for you. Where i am wrong ? or i have to declare some thing else
pro file i have declared CONFIG += qt warn_on cascades10 pass “doc.responseText” to C++ for Parsing HorizontalAlignment: HorizontalAlignment.Center VerticalAlignment: VerticalAlignment.Center I know there is network manager in QT which i can use but in my situation i want to parse inside QML // Default empty project template actually on Button clicked nothing happens. The issue am facing is i am not getting into if statement.
but for this code i am just printing "OK" inside label upon success
i want that when i click on button a request must be sent which get the Json from the given link and print on label. In the given code i have used one label and one button.