Hello Maxime,
I spent some days with getting sfMelodyPlugin work in my Windows development environment and one thing I found was in sfOAuth.class.php there was no error checking implemented for curl_exec() so there was no indication whether curl had run okay or it had failed with some problem.
What I mean is, instead of using
$response = curl_exec($ci);
it might be better idea to implement some kind of error checking like:
if ( ! $response = curl_exec($ci))
{
// Log an error here using the output of curl_error($ci);
}
I contributed a possible way of logging the error here if you want to have a look: https://github.com/battika/OAuthBase
Thank you for your great job in the Symfony OAuth area, it's very much appreciated.
Hello Maxime,
I spent some days with getting sfMelodyPlugin work in my Windows development environment and one thing I found was in sfOAuth.class.php there was no error checking implemented for curl_exec() so there was no indication whether curl had run okay or it had failed with some problem.
What I mean is, instead of using
it might be better idea to implement some kind of error checking like:
I contributed a possible way of logging the error here if you want to have a look: https://github.com/battika/OAuthBase
Thank you for your great job in the Symfony OAuth area, it's very much appreciated.