Nice logic Chad... Especially the way you parsed that expression into
all permutations.
Regards,
N S
On 9/29/09, Chad Etzel c...@twitter.com wrote:
Uh, I guess it was unclear from the subject/body split of the question
what exactly was meant...
How do I get the user_id for a screen_name
On Mon, Sep 28, 2009 at 18:50, Hintswen hints...@gmail.com wrote:
I currently have a script running on my server using basic
authentication and tweeting rss feeds to a number of different
accounts.
I want to do something similar to that but using OAuth (seeing as I
cant register an
In answer to your question Is there a way to automatically get the
access tokens without
me making a web page that will ask me to login to twitter and
authenticate?, I requested this as an enhancement. Here's the URL to
the request:
http://code.google.com/p/twitter-api/issues/detail?id=1011
Ya. Sorry bout the miss info I reread the docs and forgot to correct
myself.
Luckily Chad is on the ball though. :)
Abraham
On Mon, Sep 28, 2009 at 17:26, Yaniv Golan yango2...@walla.co.il wrote:
Thanks for that Chad
On Sep 28, 6:03 pm, Chad Etzel c...@twitter.com wrote:
Hello,
The
If you are new to OAuth check out http://oauth.net first. There is important
details you need to know in the spec before you get started. The site
also provides
links to libraries for about every major language out there. Not sure
if you rolled your
own twitter library or what language you using.
There is no humor like geek humor :)
Abraham
On Tue, Sep 29, 2009 at 01:13, Nalin Savara nsn...@gmail.com wrote:
Nice logic Chad... Especially the way you parsed that expression into
all permutations.
Regards,
N S
On 9/29/09, Chad Etzel c...@twitter.com wrote:
Uh, I guess it was
On Mon, 28 Sep 2009 16:49:29 -0700 (PDT)
Dewald Pretorius dpr...@gmail.com wrote:
Then I don't understand. Why would OneForty elect to pay the
developer's 70% in the form of a gift or donation to the developer?
All hypothetical, no malice imputed...
- What if program costs run away and
My understanding is Twitter wants the opt-in to be explicitly done by the
user. If it is changeable through the API apps could enable it without the
consent of the user.
Abraham
On Mon, Sep 28, 2009 at 13:03, CodeWarden paul0...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello,
Really looking forward to the ability
As CTO of a startup involved with 501c3s for over two years now, I'm
pretty confident in stating that development cannot be donated,
period. Services cannot be donated for tax purposes. Only goods can be
donated for tax deductions. Services are always taxable, period. No
tax benefit for donated
Hi All,
would it be possible to get an additional API function which delivers
the screennames instead of ID's?
The reason is, I work on a Client App in .NET On Startup I load the
followers, friends and blocked ID's. I use this to show the status
then in my application and enable/ disable the
Touche, salesman. Touche.
On Mon, Sep 28, 2009 at 23:14, Chad Etzel c...@twitter.com wrote:
On Mon, Sep 28, 2009 at 11:45 PM, JDG ghil...@gmail.com wrote:
http://twitter.com/users/show.json?screen_name=al3x
That is a rate-limited call.
I'm afraid the answer is, you can't. All
I have suggested previously that the capability of an application to
geo-code a users tweets and the capability of an application to opt-in
to geo-coding for a user be made OAuthorizable.
The application would request these capabilities when registering. If
twitter didn't trust the application,
Boolean algebra, ftw?
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On 9/29/09 9:12 AM, Cameron Kaiser wrote:
Boolean algebra, ftw?
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Hi folks, Laura again. We hear you loud and clear that the contract
needs to change - and we agree. We are working on that!
Definitely under review = payment minimum threshold and lag time; how
the customer relationship is fairly shared if you sell through us,
contract cancellation policy and
Hello,
Is there any offline version of twitter api?
--
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http://twitter.com/shiplu
Well while developing, few things are not meant to be used but when it
becomes open to the world people start using them the way they like.
Before initiating this thread I read the API rules and found nothing
about Naming and Using the apps.
Can't I start offering a free service where people can
Hello, I have a Twitter app that posts updates to Twitter every 5
minutes (274 times per day). About 8 times a day, the posts get
rejected for some reason. I was wondering if this is a known problem
with the Twitter API or more likely something to do with my app.
Is it possible to know what application added a friendship, posted an
update?
Some miss behaved apps are hard to detect... :(
thx
hi.
unfortunately, at this date, no -- apiwiki.twitter.com is the only
available documentation.
Hello,
Is there any offline version of twitter api?
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I just noticed this in the API wiki, under the statuses/update method:
Currently, all geolocated information will be removed after seven
days.
Two questions:
1. What exactly will be removed: the geocoding attached to the tweet?
Or the whole tweet?
2. Why? I.e., why remove the geocoding or
On Tue, Sep 29, 2009 at 11:56 PM, Raffi Krikorian ra...@twitter.com wrote:
hi.
unfortunately, at this date, no -- apiwiki.twitter.com is the only available
documentation.
hmm.
Just made one by
wget -mkq http://apiwiki.twitter.com
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** DISCLAIMER ** - This is not officially affiliated with Twitter. I
am writing from my personal gmail account. No Twitter endorsement
implied. **
I have just launched TweetHook, a Twitter Search ping service that
will push search results to user defined webhook/callback URLs. I know
gnip
I just noticed this in the API wiki, under the statuses/update method:
Currently, all geolocated information will be removed after seven
days.
Two questions:
1. What exactly will be removed: the geocoding attached to the tweet?
Or the whole tweet?
the geocoding attached to the tweet.
As an alternative to a hard coded 7 days for the interval to the
removal of geocoding information from a tweet, I suggest that an
optional expires parameter be added to the statuses/update method.
The value of this parameter would give the number of days between the
tweet creation and when the
I assume you're caching the tweets in a local DB or something in order to
provide histories of 3200 tweets. For now, can't you also just cache the
geocode info?
On Tue, Sep 29, 2009 at 12:11, jim.renkel james.ren...@gmail.com wrote:
As an alternative to a hard coded 7 days for the interval to
hi jim.
As an alternative to a hard coded 7 days for the interval to the
removal of geocoding information from a tweet, I suggest that an
optional expires parameter be added to the statuses/update method.
The value of this parameter would give the number of days between the
tweet creation and
its not a matter of caching the tweets, per se - its a matter of
storing extremely sensitive information for the long haul. we intend
to provide this information on a long-lived-basis at some point, but
until we have better privacy mechanisms in place, we are not going to
be storing this
Funny you should say that I have raised a feature request about this earlier
today.
http://code.google.com/p/twitter-api/issues/detail?id=1081
2009/9/29 Cristovão Morgado cristovao.morg...@gmail.com
Is it possible to know what application added a friendship, posted an
update?
Some miss
I just had a look at it.
Great!
Best luck Chad!
On Sep 29, 10:39 pm, Chad Etzel jazzyc...@gmail.com wrote:
** DISCLAIMER ** - This is not officially affiliated with Twitter. I
am writing from my personal gmail account. No Twitter endorsement
implied. **
I have just launched TweetHook, a
I have a site posting updates to twitter using the api. I can either
have it say API or it says 'From Web', I am looking at getting my site
url in the From... part of the post information.
I have tried setting the source parameter to a href tag, the url to
the site, and just a site name and all
If smthg. goes wrong you get an error back - in this very small XML
Error document you have a XML node error. You should log the error
and post it here
On 29 Sep., 17:16, akademicjeanius enkwiringmi...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello, I have a Twitter app that posts updates to Twitter every 5
minutes
You have to register your App @ Twitter and user OAuth. If you use
ASP.NET you maybe can use the TwitterVB Project (DLL) It includes the
full OAuth Support.
c_mcintosh schrieb:
I have a site posting updates to twitter using the api. I can either
have it say API or it says 'From Web', I am
Hello Chris,
Currently the only way to do that is to use oAuth.
see: http://apiwiki.twitter.com/OAuth-FAQ
Cheers
Peter
On Tue, Sep 29, 2009 at 8:48 AM, c_mcintosh
ch...@chrismcintoshdesigns.comwrote:
I have a site posting updates to twitter using the api. I can either
have it say API or it
Right, and I see where Twitter's coming from. I'm speaking more to API
consumers that wish to persist the API/Geocode data on their own systems.
On Tue, Sep 29, 2009 at 12:19, Raffi Krikorian ra...@twitter.com wrote:
its not a matter of caching the tweets, per se - its a matter of storing
ah, yes - most certainly. @rsarver will be putting together a list of
best practices around geo, but, most certainly, you could just store
this locally.
Right, and I see where Twitter's coming from. I'm speaking more to
API consumers that wish to persist the API/Geocode data on their own
I subscribe to this request. Usernames in social graph methods'
responses could be useful for many other implementations.
@NeluLazar
Tweetvisor.com
On Sep 29, 7:22 am, Thomas Hübner thueb...@gmx.de wrote:
Hi All,
would it be possible to get an additional API function which delivers
the
I'll vouch for Laura as being an upright person, and all of the other
oneforty people I've met are as well. They aren't going to try to
screw anyone over and I have faith that whatever they come up with
will be fair for developers and the community both.
david
I don't think getting rid of the 401 is wise. That said, I think that they
could probably (and SHOULD probably) get rid of the WWW-Authenticate header
that is sent by the server when that 401 is sent, as that is the header that
causes browser pop ups.
Twitter, what say you? You would keep your
I would see this as second coice - userID in searchresults would be the
better choice because a numeric comparing is in each case faster then
string comparing
Best would be to get both. From side of server (Database request) both
things should be not to tricky to make.
cheers,
Thomas
Nelu Lazar
Great service, Chad.
It's one of those, why didn't I think about it?
Best of luck.
Dewald
On Sep 29, 2:39 pm, Chad Etzel jazzyc...@gmail.com wrote:
** DISCLAIMER ** - This is not officially affiliated with Twitter. I
am writing from my personal gmail account. No Twitter endorsement
haha that was my thought when Chad mentioned this to me as well.
Good stuff Chad. I'm still looking for an opportunity and a need :)
On Tue, Sep 29, 2009 at 5:16 PM, Dewald Pretorius dpr...@gmail.com wrote:
Great service, Chad.
It's one of those, why didn't I think about it?
Best of
I'm just wondering if the launch of TweetHook.com has maybe shoved a
big and well-known elephant into the room.
*cough* You know, the whole tweet thing?
Dewald
On 9/29/09 5:45 PM, Dewald Pretorius wrote:
I'm just wondering if the launch of TweetHook.com has maybe shoved a
big and well-known elephant into the room.
*cough* You know, the whole tweet thing?
Oh, I thought you were talking about the other elephants: what's
happening with Gnip these
Try logging into twitter.com and revoking access to the application
I'll do know. It works, Revoking access create a new pair of keys. It
could be useful find this info in the docs.
Thank you
Hi folks,
This is Robby from oneforty. We wanted to take a moment to address the
issues that you all have raised surrounding our use of Twitter OAuth.
oneforty requests read/write access to your Twitter account. At
present, read access is used to examine the source tag of your tweets,
so that
Yes me too, now, 29-9-2009.
My app was registered as read only, after I've changed in Read and
Write, and it is correctly saved as read and write.
But If I try to post I receive read only.
Spataro
On Sep 29, 12:40 am, Jeremy Glazman jglaz...@gmail.com wrote:
Has anyone encountered this
I run a game called Tweet_Words via a server app which tweets out
clues every minute. People reply to @Tweet-Words with their guesses
just fine to play the game. However, I just found out that if a user
has Protect My Tweets activated, then replies to @Tweet_Words are
being ignored.
The user
DM the app developer.
Please don't add that as a feature. You are going to enable anybody to
DM the developer, whether the developer follows that person or not.
Dewald
Let me explain why I said that.
There are only two ways you can implement a DM the developer
feature.
a) Execute a follow API call to make the developer follow the DMer,
and then send the DM from the DMer's Twitter account. Presumably you
will then also execute a follow API call from DMer to
How are you getting the replies? From the streaming or search APIs, yes,
it's to be expected. If you're getting it from your timeline, you have to
follow that user.
On Tue, Sep 29, 2009 at 13:32, kprobe goo...@kprobe.com wrote:
I run a game called Tweet_Words via a server app which tweets out
Jesse,
My understanding is it is a streaming API for Twitter Search, and you
can use all the search operators to customize your stream.
Dewald
On Sep 29, 9:02 pm, Jesse Stay jesses...@gmail.com wrote:
So does this mean we can create real-time proxies for the real-time track
API now? How is
Chad,
I would LOVE to know how you avoid running smack bang into the Twitter
Search rate limits with its lovely enhance your calm response.
Dewald
On Sep 29, 2:39 pm, Chad Etzel jazzyc...@gmail.com wrote:
** DISCLAIMER ** - This is not officially affiliated with Twitter. I
am writing from my
I'm implementing both facebook connect and Twitter+Oauth for an
iPhone app I'm currently working on. I really like the way facebook
connect makes it seem that you're still in the app and not visiting
some external website. Also, it kind of messes with the flow of my app
because when you sign
Also, apparently the 3200 users limit is no longer in effect for these
methods.
I was able to successfully request and receive the 32nd 100 user block
of @aplusk's followers! Kinda slow, took 168 seconds to retrieve 33
blocks of 100 users (slightly greater than 5 seconds per block; BTW,
no
If my understanding is correct, the only way you can imitate Facebook
connect when using Twitter OAuth, is to scrape the Twitter login page
and authorization page and hide them from the user, i.e., login on
behalf of the user, and authorize on behalf of the user, assuming that
you first ask the
I created an enhancement request for this:
http://code.google.com/p/twitter-api/issues/detail?id=1011
and al3x has said We have a solution for this in progress..
Please visit the issue and star it to bump its priority within twitter.
Jim Renkel
-Original Message-
From:
Access tokens that were obtained while the app was configured as read-
only will remain read-only. They don't get converted to read/write
when the app does. To obtain read/write tokens you'll have to revoke
access to the app, then re-authenticate to it to get a read/write
access token, as
any idea when API be released?
It would be nice if Twitter was an OpenID end point (hint hint). OpenID
could be used all over the place, but at the same time apps like oneforty
could use this for allowing a user to login.
I know has their own login with twitter thing, but I think it would be nice
to have OpenID so my twitter
Hi,
Is that possible to send one(!) request to API with several search
terms so to get response with amount of tweets per every search term ?
something like
search.json?q=Googleq=Yahooq=Twittercount=1
json response:
{
results:
[
{
search_term: 'Google',
Hello,
I'm working on an app for someone who wants to include their Twitter
feed for users to see. During testing, I'm hitting the API limit quite
often and I'm guessing this is tied to my IP making more than 150/
requests per second unauthenticated as my Twitter clients are able to
pull my
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