On Fri, Sep 18, 2009 at 11:36 AM, Nobu Funaki wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> I'm talking about hashtag.
>
> I tried to use #A, #B or #C whatever one letter hashtag, sometimes
> couldn't find them in search result. But sometimes I could.
>
> Could you tell me if there is any certain rules? Perhaps it is
> inv
The issue could be with the posting account, and not with the hashtag,
per se.
If you are only looking for hashtags programatically, consider using
the track parameter on the Streaming API. You will see single
character hashtags there, along with a lot of spurious matches like
#I'malittleteapot.
2009/9/19 alagmy
> تم افتتاح منتدى العجمى سوفت زيارتك شرف لنا
>
>
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> زورنا على منتدى العجمى سوفت لتحصل على كل ما هو جديد برامج العاب افلام
> صور
>
> شاهد بنفسك
>
> http://alagmy.almslol.net
And for those who were wondering, here's what Google translation yields for
this:
Opened Agami forum sh
Agreed, you DO suck at life and should probably quit.
2009/9/19 alagmy
> تم افتتاح منتدى العجمى سوفت زيارتك شرف لنا
>
>
>
> زورنا على منتدى العجمى سوفت لتحصل على كل ما هو جديد برامج العاب افلام
> صور
>
> شاهد بنفسك
>
> http://alagmy.almslol.net
تم افتتاح منتدى العجمى سوفت زيارتك شرف لنا
زورنا على منتدى العجمى سوفت لتحصل على كل ما هو جديد برامج العاب افلام
صور
شاهد بنفسك
http://alagmy.almslol.net
Joel - thx for this bit of code... very helpful.
John
http://twapperkeeper.com
@jobrieniii
http://www.linkedin.com/in/jobrieniii
On Aug 2, 7:10 pm, Joel Strellner wrote:
> Other than my username and password, this is an example that I know is
> working:
>
> $count = 1;
> $startparsing = false
Thanks for the response, Brian :) After a bit more debugging and
research, I found the problem. In hindsight it's obvious, but I was
putting too much faith into how the characters were being encoded.
That "%65E5%672C%72AC" was completely incorrect, and instead the
individual bytes needed to be e
Greg,
Please see the following code for a working example fo how to do the
Streaming API in PHP. Not sure if it is the best way to do it, but it works
for us, and we use the Streaming API for a lot of data.
http://groups.google.com/group/twitter-development-talk/msg/761eb0b23872d430?hl=en
If yo
I'm looking for a Twitter developer or development team, preferably
an organization with a track record and some depth. I'd like to hear
about the following and this is order of importance.
1. your existing server side development work - need not be Twitter
specific, but talk to me about PHP,
I am using twitter api for posting new posts from my site to twitter
and everything worked fine until today when all stooped working. I
believe that my api calls are denied (blocked). I am getting
http_code= 0 what ever i try.
I hawe tryed same code that im using on my site to run on my localhost
Hi Greg,
A couple of questions:
Are you running this is a browser? It will be much easier to test if
you can run the script from a console instead. There are all sorts of
output buffering issues to deal with in a browser.
Even if you are receiving any data from the stream, the way your code
is
Thanks all.
Yes, MD5 is unreliable. But it has proven effective in identifying
1,000s of duplicate profile images in spam accounts before a single
byte change throws the checksums off. Looking at the path is certainly
an option, but I was worried that these may change suddenly without
warning. I'l
okay. That helps a bit, but how about using json requests? like this
one:
http://search.twitter.com/search.json?q=from%3Ausername
I'm pretty new to this API and I'm a bit lost at this point. I can use
the above search (using juitter) to get post from just about any
account that I want, just not t
agreed -- use post instead of get. Here's what I use to track 'hotpotato':
wget -S -nv --auth-no-challenge \
--user="$TWITTER_USER" --password="$TWITTER_PASS" \
--post-data=track=hotpotato --read-timeout=60 "$TRACK_URL" \
-O /dev/stdout | while read a; do
(parse xml)
done
John K
You also need a keep-alive of greater than 30 seconds. And by default
PHP funtions timeout after 30 seconds, so you'll need to change that to
keep the script running indefinitely.
Joseph Cheek
jos...@cheek.com, www.cheek.com
twitter: http://twitter.com/cheekdotcom
Jim Gilliam wrote:
> I ran in
curl buffers, even when called with -N. You won't get satisfactory
results with curl unless you get a lot of data. Use wget instead.
Joseph Cheek
jos...@cheek.com, www.cheek.com
twitter: http://twitter.com/cheekdotcom
John Kalucki wrote:
> I'd suggest trying to get this to work with curl firs
I actually haven't done this in PHP, only in bash. The thing about
stream is that you need something that returns data without buffering
it. I'm sure there's a way to do this in PHP, but I haven't tried it yet.
Joseph Cheek
jos...@cheek.com, www.cheek.com
twitter: http://twitter.com/cheekdotcom
I would really appreciate if the following feature was added:
Underneath the message box, a checkbox labelled "Copy this tweet to my
facebook status."
At the moment you can only set it up so they never get copied over, or
always. But sometimes you don't want it copied over, and sometimes
you do
I have a question about the ToS. On the terms it states: "Get permission
from the user that created the Tweet if you want to make their Tweet into a
commercial good or product, like using a Tweet on a t-shirt or a poster or
making a book based on someone's Tweets." Now would that apply to a
scree
I ran into the same problem trying to do this in Ruby last night using this
technique: http://www.robares.com/2009/07/14/streaming-twitter-api.html
I think it's because /statuses/filter.json requires a POST, which isn't
supported by yajl-ruby. So I'm stuck. It works fine if you use one of the
ot
Hi,
I'm talking about hashtag.
I tried to use #A, #B or #C whatever one letter hashtag, sometimes
couldn't find them in search result. But sometimes I could.
Could you tell me if there is any certain rules? Perhaps it is
involved this rule.
- Misuse of hashtags (words followed by the '#' sign)
According to the new terms of service, it seems that there is much
more that can get an account suspended. I've seen many friends have
their accounts obliterated for apparently no reason. I'm wondering if
Twitter is just a bit too trigger happy now. Having just been
suspended, now I'm fee
You can place parameters in the URL, but there's a practical limit to
the number of parameters that you can specify in this manner. At some
point the service will reject your request or you'll get tired of
looking at your trace logs. If you use a POST parameter instead
(placing the track= in the r
I'd suggest trying to get this to work with curl first. Then, see what
the differences are in your implementation.
-John Kalucki
http://twitter.com/jkalucki
Services, Twitter Inc.
On Sep 19, 7:31 am, Greg wrote:
> I'm trying to implement Streaming API on my Twitter application to
> enhance the
I'm trying to implement Streaming API on my Twitter application to
enhance the stabilty instead of using the Search API.
Basically - I'm trying to use the track paramter to track a keyword.
However, when I run this code - it just times out - nothing occurs.
Perhaps I'm not using the track paramet
Do you have any documentation on how to use filter.xml in PHP? The API
doc don't really spell it out.
Can you just pass a parameter in the URL like filter.xml?track=term?
On Sep 19, 9:15 am, Joseph Cheek wrote:
> I ran into this problem too. I adjusted my search to
> usehttp://stream.twitter.
I ran into this problem too. I adjusted my search to use
http://stream.twitter.com/1/statuses/filter.xml instead - it seems to
work much better. Search isn't consistent and it isn't real-time.
Joseph Cheek
jos...@cheek.com, www.cheek.com
twitter: http://twitter.com/cheekdotcom
retsoced wrot
I've been working on a small web app to be able to post to an account
using the API, while also displaying those tweets in the same page
page where they are being posted from. The problem I am having is that
the tweets are being indexed by tthe search, so all of the tools I
have found to display a
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