Hi Luis Diaz,

Can you please provide your site's name, BBAuth Appid and OAuth consumer
key so we can check from our end?

Thanks,
Yu Wang
Yahoo! Membership Team

Hello,

These are the keys and info for the BBAuth: • BBAuth URL: http://thabridge.com/members/api.emails.php
ID: 9cFEu43IkY3ovGWijGMcTnF551yTd42ilqW1DPCI
Shared Secret: 312b84e38a8a8103637a990a2f9aaa35
Scope: BOSS Search Service
I must add that a few minutes ago I deleted this application since I had replaced it with the following, which it's the one I'm currently calling through;

Application ID: IrnZZU7e
Consumer Key: dj0yJmk9aGZEZHhhc0V6cjhjJmQ9WVdrOVNYSnVXbHBWTjJVbWNHbzlNVFF3TVRJME9UTTJNZy0tJnM9
Y29uc3VtZXJzZWNyZXQmeD04Zg--
Consumer Secret; 8380e2a17674d7879bbffb91a3e8da510f232682
Application URL: http://www.thabridge.com/OAuth/welcome.html

Thank you for your prompt reply, for any assistance you may provide.
Luis Diaz

Hello,

I wanted to add that all seems perfetly fine with Chrome, Firefox and Safari. The problem seems to be with IE8.

Did I do wrong by deleting my BBAuth app?.........should I get another BBAuth? I was with the impression that the new version of AOuth was replacing the need for
the BBAuth app.

Hi Luis Diaz,

How can I go through the flow? From your site, I don't see anything I
can get to the BBAuth/OAuth flow.

Depending on your application, usually you just need either BBAuth or
OAuth, not both. Which one to use depends on the Yahoo! Web service APIs
that you want to call.

Thanks,
Yu Wang

Hello Yu Wang,

I have tested with Chrome, Safari, IE8 and Firefox. Out of these 4 browsers, only when using IE8 and Firefox I get the warning sign of the website
not being verified........Chrome and Safari put me through without any warnings.....I am only using AOuth.

What's the relation between these two browsers, IE8 and Firefox, and the warning from Yahoo? It's a mayor concern when I believe these two specific
browsers are the most commonly used.....Yesterday a friend ask me about the warning sign, and decided to wait until I had the issue corrected
because she simply felt the warning had a purpose. I happen to agree with her, I would have felt the same way. I hope to find the riddle to this.

Thank you for looking into it for me, for your assistance with this matter. I'm grateful.
Luis Diaz

Hi Luis Diaz,

Did you mean the following warning when a Yahoo! user signed into
your web site with her OpenID:

"Warning: Yahoo! cannot verify this website. We recommend you do not
share any personal information with this website."

To get rid of this warning, you need to modify the following file:
http://www.thabridge.com/XRDS.php
to add your openid.return_to URL in it. For example, you will
need to merge the following with your existing XRDS file:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<xrds:XRDS
xmlns:xrds="xri://$xrds"
xmlns:openid="http://openid.net/xmlns/1.0"
xmlns="xri://$xrd*($v*2.0)">
<XRD>

<Service priority="0">
<Type>http://specs.openid.net/auth/2.0/return_to</Type>
<URI>http://www.thabridge.com/finish_auth.php</URI>
</Service>
</XRD>
</xrds:XRDS>

I cannot find any BBAuth/OAuth flows from your web site.
Can you please provide information on how to go through
the flows?

Thanks,
Yu Wang