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Hi

i want to know, how to display the datas simultaniously in twitter and in my webpage.

Example:

If i am posting one article in my cms, it will also post in my twitter account.

Please can any one help me to solve this issue.

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A short, practical primer for (and thanks to for the original pointer): the usual pattern for a custom CMS is to publish the article in the CMS, then have a server-side job call the platform API to create a post on the linked Twitter/X account. The X docs show the “manage Tweets” endpoints and a bot tutorial that describe this flow. (developer.x.com)

Minimal implementation steps:

  1. Apply for a developer account and create a Project + App to obtain API keys/credentials. (docs.x.com)
  2. Configure the App for user-auth (give Read & Write if the App must post) and implement a 3‑legged user auth flow — either OAuth 1.0a user context or OAuth 2.0 authorization‑code (PKCE) — because app‑only (client credentials) cannot post on behalf of a user. (docs.x.com)
  3. From the CMS (ideally a queued background worker), call the create‑post endpoint (POST /2/tweets) with the user access token and a JSON body containing the text (title + short link, summary, etc.). (docs.x.com)
  4. Respect app/user rate limits, handle errors/retries, and keep tokens secure (rotate/regenerate if permissions change). (developer.x.com)

Example (server-side POST using a user token):

curl --request POST "https://api.x.com/2/tweets" \
  --header "Authorization: Bearer <USER_ACCESS_TOKEN>" \
  --header "Content-Type: application/json" \
  --data '{"text":"{{article_title}} - {{short_url}}"}'

Replace <USER_ACCESS_TOKEN> with the access token obtained through the OAuth flow; handle non-200 responses and log the returned JSON for debugging. (docs.x.com)

Practical tips: test on a bot account first; queue publishes to avoid hitting app‑level write limits; use maintained client libraries (for example, twitter‑api‑v2 for Node.js or Tweepy for Python) to simplify auth and media uploads; follow the media upload tutorial if posting images/videos. Keep credentials and refresh tokens encrypted. (github.com)

This gives a small, production‑ready workflow: CMS publish → enqueue job → ensure valid user token → POST to /2/tweets → handle response and rate limits.

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If i am posting one article in my cms, it will also post in my twitter account

Which CMS is that? If it is your own, see Twitter API.

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Hi pritaeas

i am using my own CMS

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