UT3 Server setup<\/a>), I’m sure it’s a pain for others to figure out as well.<\/p>\nThe code creates a secure-authenticated session to Google Accounts, and then requests the data from a particular cell on a spreadsheet. My code goes one step further though, and posts that data to Twitter – which means it also creates an authenticated POST request via the Twitter API.<\/p>\n
“Why do that?’ you ask…Well, if you want to be able to update a spreadsheet from, say an iPhone or other Mobile Browser, Google Docs will not let you. But I’ll explain more in the coming entry. Be looking for that sometime this week (I hope).<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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