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7 calls to LingotekOAuthRequestLogger::flush() in Lingotek Translation 7.7

LingotekOAuthRequester::requestAccessToken in lib/oauth-php/library/LingotekOAuthRequester.php
* Request an access token from the site belonging to consumer_key. * Before this we got an request token, now we want to exchange it for * an access token. * *
LingotekOAuthRequester::requestRequestToken in lib/oauth-php/library/LingotekOAuthRequester.php
* Request a request token from the site belonging to consumer_key * *
LingotekOAuthRequestVerifier::verifyIfSigned in lib/oauth-php/library/LingotekOAuthRequestVerifier.php
* Verify the request if it seemed to be signed. * *
LingotekOAuthServer::accessToken in lib/oauth-php/library/LingotekOAuthServer.php
* Exchange a request token for an access token. * The exchange is only succesful iff the request token has been authorized. * * Never returns, calls exit() when token is exchanged or when error is returned.
LingotekOAuthServer::authorizeFinish in lib/oauth-php/library/LingotekOAuthServer.php
* Overrule this method when you want to display a nice page when * the authorization is finished. This function does not know if the authorization was * succesfull, you need to check the token in the database. * *
LingotekOAuthServer::authorizeVerify in lib/oauth-php/library/LingotekOAuthServer.php
* Verify the start of an authorization request. Verifies if the request token is valid. * Next step is the method authorizeFinish() * * Nota bene: this stores the current token, consumer key and callback in the _SESSION * * @exception…
LingotekOAuthServer::requestToken in lib/oauth-php/library/LingotekOAuthServer.php
* Handle the request_token request. * Returns the new request token and request token secret. * * TODO: add correct result code to exception * *