Twitter.class.php returning Error: 400

This could be one of my bigger lazy moments but after having to rebuild a server from v7 of Fedora to 8 and upgrading everything else in the LAMP stack I gave up and went with a new class, twitter.class.php and it works great, no more Error 400 on posts. The previous class (Twitter.class.php / Brandon Trebitowski Created: 02/26/2009 / Version: 1.0) was throwing too many errors and there were very little answers on the interwebs. Remember, can't stress this enough, I'm sure it's a configuration issue on my end that I don't have the patients to investigate.

This new class is just as easy to implement and comes with an example.php that is very easy to test. Thank you for your time in putting this together Simon Wippich.

Some final notes. This will throw 401 if you have the wrong credentials, Error 400 if you have them correct. The word around the blogs is 400 is related to flood control or the rate limit being reached. This was not the case. Also, Brandon, if you've addressed this in future versions of your class let me know and thank you for the amazing job you did on it!