I'm migrating an app from oauth 1.0 to 2.0. With 1.0 authentication, the customer's username is returned when authentication is complete. However, I don't see the username being returned in the oauth 2.0 process.   The username is required when performing API requests. I've tried accessing my events list without the username and just the accessToken, but that obviously doesn't work. 😃   I don't see anything in the new 2.0 documentation indicating when/if the "username" parameter is being returned during this oauth 2.0 process.   Where/how can I get the username that the user authenticated with? ... View more

Sometime in the last couple hours, when my oAuth client makes requests to get my account's events they're returning 500 errors. When I authenticate with 2 other test accounts, they can make the requests fine and return the data.   Can someone at support take a look at my 'geuisteses' account and see if something changed? ... View more

I'm working on an app to let users post their CC events to a 3rd party service. The question I have is about what we can access with the API and our user accounts.   In this use case, I don't need to modify anything on CC itself, just to read user's info. My original goal was to simply have a tightly controlled user account of my own that would be used to authenticate the API requests in the background.    However, it seems that I can only access information on my own test account. If I try and query for info about events other users have scheduled, or even on a 2nd test account I built to test this specifically, I  get an error of "HTTP Status 403 - Not Allowed to access <username>", where username is the account I'm trying to query.   Is there a way to do this without requiring every single user to authenticate on ConstantContact when using the Facebook app? ... View more