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I am trying to create a Twitter login for my community. I created an App in Twitter and turned OAuth. When I enter the API Key and Secret in my Invision Community ACP, the ACP saves them. But then when I attempt to sign in with Twitter, it takes me to the Twitter site, then I am redirected to my website where I get the following error: 

Could contain: Text, File, Page, Webpage

 

Note that when I enable OAuth in Twitter I also get a Client ID and Client secret however I cannot enter those in my Invision Community ACP (if I try, I get the error below): 

Could contain: Text

Solved by Jim M

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I think you might  have created a v2 application, but Invision Community requires the older v1.1 version of the app/api instead. The IPS guide itself is old compared to Twitter's current UI so it can be confusing.

Check which version you're currently using. If you're unsure just take post a screenshot of this page: https://developer.twitter.com/en/portal/projects-and-apps

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Do you see that info? I can't find it: 

Could contain: Text, File, Page

Could contain: Text, File

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Pretty sure Twitter disabled the old v1 of their login API so you can't create a new application on the old version. It is only the new version now. This is something which we are working to upgrade towards.

Yeah, the one in your screenshot is a v2 app and @Jim M is most likely correct that they disabled the old v1 app since I'm not seeing the usual link to request access to it.

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1 hour ago, Jim M said:

This is something which we are working to upgrade towards.

Ok great, I'll be patient then. Thanks!

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