Re: What is returned when a protected ID is fetched with show?

cURL is your friend. "Bad ID": $ curl "http://twitter.com/statuses/show/123456.json"; {"request":"\/statuses\/show\/123456.json","error":"No status found with that ID."} "Protected Update": $ curl "http://twitter.com/statuses/show/1054113093.json"; {"request":"\/statuses\/show\/1054113093.json",

Re: What is returned when a protected ID is fetched with show?

> Well, the subject says it all, but I'm requesting a ID by /statuses/ > show/123456.json and I was wondering what I can expect the output to > be if either the ID doesn't exist or if it is protected. I see a 'protected' property in the JSON. You could use that. -- -

What is returned when a protected ID is fetched with show?

Well, the subject says it all, but I'm requesting a ID by /statuses/ show/123456.json and I was wondering what I can expect the output to be if either the ID doesn't exist or if it is protected. In other words: how can I easily check to see if it returned correctly? Thanks, James Hartig

Re: 3 time i send from source

It's possible that your request was rejected due to an incomplete description, a lack of content on the URL you specified, or content that we weren't comfortable exposing to our users. On Thu, Dec 11, 2008 at 13:05, Alfredo Andaluz Prado wrote: > > hi ist the 3 time i send from source over > htt

Re: Status updates ignored, even though statuses not identical?

You could always append a timestamp to the text of the status you're trying to post to differentiate it. On Fri, Dec 12, 2008 at 09:53, LeeS wrote: > > You should know it also ignores updates through the Twitter site > itself. As of now, our bot's updates haven't been accepted for the > last ho

Re: Status updates ignored, even though statuses not identical?

You should know it also ignores updates through the Twitter site itself. As of now, our bot's updates haven't been accepted for the last hour, so I logged into Twitter.com and tried to make an update manually, but that also doesn't work. Lee On Dec 12, 10:24 am, LeeS wrote: > Thanks Alex.  L

3 time i send from source

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Re: simple "tweet this" implementation

Has anyone gotten it to work? Am I doing something wrong? On Dec 12, 12:20 pm, "Alex Payne" wrote: > The feature has been deployed... > > > > On Thu, Dec 11, 2008 at 18:16, scottjgo wrote: > > > Hi. > > > I guess this feature was added a week ago. Thanks! > > > I'm having a bit of trouble with

Re: simple "tweet this" implementation

The feature has been deployed... On Thu, Dec 11, 2008 at 18:16, scottjgo wrote: > > Hi. > > I guess this feature was added a week ago. Thanks! > > I'm having a bit of trouble with it though. I tried the url > http://twitter.com/home?status=test&source=isitfunnytodaycom (my > source paramter was

Re: Status updates ignored, even though statuses not identical?

Thanks Alex. Let me know if there's anything I can do on my end. Lee On Dec 11, 3:36 pm, "Alex Payne" wrote: > You're not the first to report this issue, I'm afraid.  This crops up > from time to time due to some low-level, complicated caching logic in > our system.  We're constantly ironing

Re: verify_credentials response changed

I'll be following the @twitterapi bot from now on. This took me by surprise. 8 days notice is not a lot of time for everyone. Considering development, testing, and release cycles, even a small change can take longer than 8 days for larger applications.

Re: How Do I Replace "from web" with "from MySite.com"?

Thanks Cameron - much appreciated. On Dec 11, 3:32 pm, Cameron Kaiser wrote: > > I have the API working just fine, messages are posting from my web > > site no problem.. but I'd like to replace "from web" with "from > > MySite.com" like Appcelerator is doing with their new desktop twitter > > cl