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Figure out the meaning of the timestamp_msec param in some APIs #12

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quietlynn opened this issue Feb 26, 2012 · 1 comment
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I was trying to sniff for the API for adding comments. However, I can't get the timestamp_msec param right. It looks like a timestamp, but it differs from the current datetime. Google+ rejected all my requests with HTTP 400.

I tried to take a look at the compiled javascript, but I failed.

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tzafrir commented Feb 29, 2012

On my system, when posting a comment timestamp_msec is exactly the current time in milliseconds - equal to new Date().getTime()

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