The documentation does not specify the difference between passing a string and passing an array for the third parameter. We spent two days debugging before reading the C source code to figure out that there is a significant and undocumented difference between the two.
"a=1" and array("a" => 1) are handled very differently!
If you are making a POST/PUT request (or anything with an entity body) then you should pass that as a string.
If you are making a request with a query string, you should pass that as an associative array.
If you pass "a=1" intending that to specify the query string, the generated signature will be invalid -- it will process this as if you were POSTing the content "a=1" instead.
OAuth::getRequestHeader
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OAuth::getRequestHeader — Generate OAuth header string signature
Description
public OAuth::getRequestHeader(string
$http_method, string $url, mixed $extra_parameters = ?): string|falseGenerate OAuth header string signature based on the final HTTP method, URL and a string/array of parameters
Parameters
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http_method -
HTTP method for request.
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url -
URL for request.
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extra_parameters -
String or array of additional parameters.
Return Values
A string containing the generated request header or false on failure
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