I am really looking forward to this too. I have one request, can
there be a variable in the URL to specify that we want BOTH the
username and the user ID?
We need both of these to make sense for our users because we use the
ID in our backend, but display the username in the front end. Without
b
Okay so the API is open sourceanyone know where supporting
documentation exists? Is it ascribed to the GNU general or lesser
general public license? NO? Then how can we create commercial apps
without worrying about twitter suing us ;->
There needs to be some documentation about how the API
Any plans to add it?
Thank you, thank you!
On Jan 23, 3:46 am, Alex Payne wrote:
> I'm already working on this. It'll be new methods, I think. Should be
> ready to deploy by early next week.
>
> On Thu, Jan 22, 2009 at 10:15, Scott C. Lemon wrote:
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>
>
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>
> > Alex,
>
> > Thank you for the quick reply ... and I ag
I'm very new to programming in general and i want to create something
exactly like this .. a page that displays every single search result
for an exact phrase:
http://www.shoemoney.com/twitterflipcontest.php
> Okay so the API is open sourceanyone know where supporting
> documentation exists? Is it ascribed to the GNU general or lesser
> general public license? NO? Then how can we create commercial apps
> without worrying about twitter suing us ;->
The API is open, but the source backing the API
> I'm very new to programming in general and i want to create something
> exactly like this .. a page that displays every single search result
> for an exact phrase:
>
> http://www.shoemoney.com/twitterflipcontest.php
Your best starting place is the Search API:
http://apiwiki.twitter.co
Hi Bill,
I've actually put up a site recently that can do this. The initial
goal was to limit to your followers, but it can search any indexed
profile as well.
It's at http://tweepsearch.com
I expect Twitter to come out with a profile search at some point, but
until then...I'll keep this around
I think you're confusing open source licensing with a Terms of
Service. I agree that we need a ToS specifically for the API, and that
project has been delegated internally. But in the meantime, our
standard ToS applies, and that's been adequate for commercial,
non-profit, and educational uses of t
The image link is a singleton tag; it does not require a closing tag.
You can request whitelisting at http://twitter.com/help/request_whitelisting.
On Fri, Jan 23, 2009 at 06:22, btan wrote:
> Hi Alex,
>
> I am trying to read twitter search API. I am able to fetch XML feed
> and parse all eleme
Hi Alex,
I am trying to read twitter search API. I am able to fetch XML feed
and parse all elements of an entry except link href for html and
image. I am using SimpleXML in php and curl to read XML feed and parse
data. I can easily get author name, title, content because it has
standard tag
I wonder if anyone else noticed this... when using non-ascii symbols
inside of a twitter post, while web-form correctly counts character
after the post I almost always get "Whoops" message, claiming my post
was too long. Does it mean that internally a number of bytes is
counted instead of characte
Alex,
You rock ... thank you for supporting the community, and continuing to
improve the platform! This is awesome news! I'll look forward to
seeing the new methods announced ... and we'll see if we can keep you
from being deafened by the applause of the developer community when
that happens!
I've got one particular user of my application who gets inconsistent
responses when we try to verify his credentials. A request to
veryigy_credentials with a seemingly valid username and password will
return an error message that the user cannot be authenticated. The
same call made a few s
> I wonder if anyone else noticed this... when using non-ascii symbols
> inside of a twitter post, while web-form correctly counts character
> after the post I almost always get "Whoops" message, claiming my post
> was too long. Does it mean that internally a number of bytes is
> counted instead o
That's pretty nice. Any chance it can get the _bigger size icons as
well?
On Jan 22, 6:41 pm, Shannon Whitley wrote:
> I've developed a Google App Engine project that creates static links
> for user profile images.
>
> This is the format for the static link:
>
> http://spiurl.appspot.com?scr
This group is for discussing the API. Please file any user-facing bugs
via http://help.twitter.com/.
On Fri, Jan 23, 2009 at 08:23, Bugabuga wrote:
>
> I wonder if anyone else noticed this... when using non-ascii symbols
> inside of a twitter post, while web-form correctly counts character
> aft
The User show API does not currently provide the URL of a Twitter
member's profile. I currently construct this link myself through:
"http://twitter.com/"; + user.screen_name
I also know Twitter has a Japanese site, twitter.jp. I'm not sure if
this site is an isolated instance of Twitter (sep
All Twitter users exist across both domains; the .jp domain just
encourages our site to default to a Japanese localization.
On Fri, Jan 23, 2009 at 11:16, Niall Kennedy wrote:
>
> The User show API does not currently provide the URL of a Twitter
> member's profile. I currently construct this li
We're getting ready to start the closed beta period for our OAuth
support. If you'd like to participate in this beta, please email
a...@twitter.com with the Twitter username that you'd like to be
associated with your applications.
In the closed beta period, participants will be able to create and
We've had an overwhelming response, and I'm now considering the
application for private beta participation closed unless you have a
released, widely-used Twitter application (in which case I may have
already put you on the list).
If you made the private beta, I emailed you back. If you didn't, ha
I am still unable to change images via the API.Can anybody post a valid
example, using either curl or Perl?
TIA.
--
Gilles Frydman
At @al3x's request, I have decided to start a conversation on this
topic here.
At issue is the recent /statuses/replies API change that occurred two
days ago. The result of the change causes any "manual replies" to not
have an "in reply to" link associated with the tweet, whereby "manual"
I mean
How about, rather than guessing which thread to link it to, if it is
manually sent, create a meta "tag" variable that identifies that an
individual has been mentioned in the Tweet. Those that want their Tweets to
appear threaded can go to their preferred UI and do so, and those that don't
care can
Very cool. Does tweepsearch have an API?
Bill
On Jan 23, 10:06 am, Damon C wrote:
> Hi Bill,
>
> I've actually put up a site recently that can do this. The initial
> goal was to limit to your followers, but it can search any indexed
> profile as well.
>
> It's athttp://tweepsearch.com
>
> I ex
I disagree. Wrong context for a conversation is useless – so in that
sense, it's better not to have it at all. We here at Filttr (http://
filttr.com/) have pseudo-conversation tracking (as more and more
applications/services are implementing it), and this new behaviour
makes it sensible. If an app
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