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17 calls to OAuthStoreSQL::query() in Lingotek Translation 7.7

OAuthStoreSQL::addConsumerRequestToken in lib/oauth-php/library/store/OAuthStoreSQL.php
* Add an unautorized request token to our server. * *
OAuthStoreSQL::addLog in lib/oauth-php/library/store/OAuthStoreSQL.php
* Add an entry to the log table * *
OAuthStoreSQL::addServerToken in lib/oauth-php/library/store/OAuthStoreSQL.php
* Add a request token we obtained from a server. * * @todo remove old tokens for this user and this ocr_id *
OAuthStoreSQL::authorizeConsumerRequestToken in lib/oauth-php/library/store/OAuthStoreSQL.php
* Upgrade a request token to be an authorized request token. * *
OAuthStoreSQL::checkServerNonce in lib/oauth-php/library/store/OAuthStoreSQL.php
* Check an nonce/timestamp combination. Clears any nonce combinations * that are older than the one received. * *
OAuthStoreSQL::deleteConsumer in lib/oauth-php/library/store/OAuthStoreSQL.php
* Delete a consumer key. This removes access to our site for all applications using this key. * *
OAuthStoreSQL::deleteConsumerAccessToken in lib/oauth-php/library/store/OAuthStoreSQL.php
* Delete a consumer access token. * *
OAuthStoreSQL::deleteConsumerRequestToken in lib/oauth-php/library/store/OAuthStoreSQL.php
* Delete a consumer token. The token must be a request or authorized token. * *
OAuthStoreSQL::deleteServer in lib/oauth-php/library/store/OAuthStoreSQL.php
* Delete a server key. This removes access to that site. * *
OAuthStoreSQL::deleteServerToken in lib/oauth-php/library/store/OAuthStoreSQL.php
* Delete a token we obtained from a server. * *
OAuthStoreSQL::exchangeConsumerRequestForAccessToken in lib/oauth-php/library/store/OAuthStoreSQL.php
* Exchange an authorized request token for new access token. * *
OAuthStoreSQL::getConsumerStatic in lib/oauth-php/library/store/OAuthStoreSQL.php
* Fetch the static consumer key for this provider. The user for the static consumer * key is NULL (no user, shared key). If the key did not exist then the key is created. * *
OAuthStoreSQL::setConsumerAccessTokenTtl in lib/oauth-php/library/store/OAuthStoreSQL.php
* Set the ttl of a consumer access token. This is done when the * server receives a valid request with a xoauth_token_ttl parameter in it. * *
OAuthStoreSQL::setServerTokenTtl in lib/oauth-php/library/store/OAuthStoreSQL.php
* Set the ttl of a server access token. This is done when the * server receives a valid request with a xoauth_token_ttl parameter in it. * *
OAuthStoreSQL::updateConsumer in lib/oauth-php/library/store/OAuthStoreSQL.php
* Insert/update a new consumer with this server (we will be the server) * When this is a new consumer, then also generate the consumer key and secret. * Never updates the consumer key and secret. * When the id is set, then the key and secret…
OAuthStoreSQL::updateServer in lib/oauth-php/library/store/OAuthStoreSQL.php
* Register or update a server for our site (we will be the consumer) * * (This is the registry at the consumers, registering servers ;-) ) * *
OAuthStoreSQL::__construct in lib/oauth-php/library/store/OAuthStoreSQL.php
* Construct the OAuthStoreMySQL. * In the options you have to supply either: * - server, username, password and database (for a mysql_connect) * - conn (for the connection to be used) * *