This is the exact problem I reported a few days back.
According to this
discussionhttp://stackoverflow.com/questions/583562/json-character-encodingof
the JSON spec, when encoding strings inside JSON:
All Unicode characters may be placed within the quotation marks except for
the characters that
On 1 nov, 06:45, Abraham Williams 4bra...@gmail.com wrote:
Check to make sure the clock on the server/computer is correct. If it is off
by more then five minutes this is likely the problem.
It can't be Abraham. It's synchronized with NTP so it should be
perfect.
I'm puzzled at this. Any
My cronjobs are picking up profiles with broken avatars. Mostly these
appear to be 403s from Amazon S3. (guessing ACL problem) - Also some
profile pic URLs don't appear to have file extension.
Here's a list of user IDs affected
16043513
16750098
31585899
42854554
112564807
21895964
40581702
I run a twitter account that posts deals for video games. Our
followers often tweet us asking for the best price a game is available
for, and we've found a way to automatically recognise when we're
asking us for a price, to fetch that low price from our servers, and
send it to the user along with
I have been using http://twivatar.org/[screen_name]/[size]; to load
twitter user's avatar. I just noticed something today. Does Twitter
Avatar @ http://twivatar.org/[screen_name]/[size] get hijack by
GoDaddy.com website or the API URL address has changed. It was working
yesterday. What is going on
Hi there,
Forgive me for intruding on this space. :)
But.. I'm looking for a very specific answer on Twitter API - as I
help someone integrate Twitter on to their mobile apps.
My question is:
What is the exact query(syntax) to find the NEAREST 5 Tweets, given
the longitude and latitude or a
Either their domain has expired or they've sold it to sedoparking. Either way,
look at implementing your own avatar cache.
On 31 Oct 2010, at 11:32, wannagoogle wrote:
I have been using http://twivatar.org/[screen_name]/[size]; to load
twitter user's avatar. I just noticed something today.
Hi Shaolyen,
Your logic here appears wise and within the rules for @mentions. I would
recommend strongly encouraging users who want to interact with this bot to
follow the account. Establishing a follow relationship strengthens the bond
from an algorithmic perspective, but shouldn't be absolutely
Tweets are very much time-bound, especially when using a location. You'd
have to select a certain time limit, like one hour. You would then get
all tweets within 2000 meters (for example) of the location, for that
one hour. Loop through the tweets and select the nearest five. If there
are too many
At the top of my page I have
include 'lib/EpiCurl.php';
include 'lib/EpiOAuth.php';
include 'lib/EpiTwitter.php';
include 'lib/secret.php';
My code for sending to twitter is
$twitter_message = Offers update - . date(g:i a:) .
http://www.pub-rooms.co.uk/ask-rooms.php?bookrooms=; . $intid .
I would recommend strengthening your error handling code here so that you
are able to pivot and debug on the particular error occurring. If you sweep
all possible errors under a single rug, you lose visibility on the actual
reason for the error. While not every Twitter API error message is
It used to work adn I ahve no idea why it has now stopped so can
someone please point me in the right direction - thanks
DST (Daylight saving time) ended in some regions. As Taylor
recommended, check your system clock.
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- Original Message -
From: CWorster cwors...@schlimmer.com
To: twitter-development-talk@googlegroups.com
Sent: Monday, November 01, 2010 4:55 PM
Subject: Re: [twitter-dev] Twitter stopped working
It used to work adn I ahve no idea why it has now stopped so can
someone please point
- Original Message -
From: Taylor Singletary
To: twitter-development-talk@googlegroups.com
Sent: Monday, November 01, 2010 4:40 PM
Subject: Re: [twitter-dev] Twitter stopped working
I would recommend strengthening your error handling code here so that you are
able to
Hello all,
I have an non-browser xAuth client written in Javascript. I am in
the process of changing up the codebase to use id_str in anticipation of
Snowflake. One popular design decision we have made is to interleave
sent and received direct messages into one unified list. Currently, we
I have learned that I can safely compare 2 long integer strings without
any problem. Is comparing Snowflake direct message id's in the manner
described safe?
Jim
On 11/1/10 11:29 AM, Jim Cortez wrote:
Hello all,
I have an non-browser xAuth client written in Javascript. I am in
the
Hi,
We have created a Desktop Twitter application, In this application I
have used XAuth feature to get data from Twitter API. It works fine
on Win 7 Ultimate machine. However when I run my application's exe on
core Chinese Win 7 machine, I got The remote server returned an
error: (401)
Yes, and no. Javascript has problems using numbers larger than 53 bits.
Comparing them anyway (after conversion from string to int) may cause
loss of accuracy. This itself is not very much an issue: only the first
41 bits of the ID can be used for comparison, the rest is simply to make
sure it is
* John Kalucki j...@twitter.com [101031 20:30]:
Create two in-memory hash sets of seen ids. Write ids to both. If the id is
found on write, discard. Alternatively expire them every few tens of
minutes to bound growth, but provide continuous coverage.
That's what I'm doing now for the
I need help giving users the possibility to 'Favorite' and 'Retweet'
tweets that are on my application. I don't really know where to start
and tried using the Twurl console, but can't seem to find the right
code. If anyone has done this before or knows a tutorial for setting
this up I would
Isn't this a matter of just changing the keys? status_id becomes
user_id:status_id?
---Mark
http://twitter.com/mccv
On Mon, Nov 1, 2010 at 12:18 PM, Marc Mims marc.m...@gmail.com wrote:
* John Kalucki j...@twitter.com [101031 20:30]:
Create two in-memory hash sets of seen ids. Write
When 2 numeric strings are compared, they are done by magnitude. Some tests:
10765432100123456789 10765432100123456790
= false
1076543210012345678901010101 10765432100123456789
= true
1076543210012345678901010101 10765432100123456789
= false
10765432100123456789 === 10765432100123456789
= true
* Mark McBride mmcbr...@twitter.com [101101 12:26]:
Isn't this a matter of just changing the keys? status_id becomes
user_id:status_id?
Yes. Probably needs to be user_id/type/status_id to accommodate the
case where a user favorites a status she was mentioned in. We'd get
that one,
Hi,
Most 401 Unauthorized errors (and especially the ones involving UTF8
characters) are because of errors in the Base String, used to generate
the signature.
Please use the validation tool at http://quonos.nl/oauthTester, it may
help you a lot with validating your Base String. As access_token
The system date-time is in sync with local date-time. Exactly what
the English OS is. I'm not sure what timezone it is set to, though.
What else should I take under consideration? Could it be that the
timezone is set to Japan yet the date-time is set to local? (It's not
easy to find my way
Check to make sure the clock on the server/computer is correct. If it is off
by more then five minutes this is likely the problem.
It can't be Abraham. It's synchronized with NTP so it should be
perfect.
Unless you've verified the time, it certainly CAN be. Even if a
machine it setup to
When producing an oauth_timestamp for any method requiring authentication,
the time needs to be indicated in seconds since the UTC epoch -- some
programming languages have Date Time classes that deal with epoch time
easily for you, others require more work. In any case, when generating an
On 1 nov, 21:00, @IDisposable idisposa...@gmail.com wrote:
Check to make sure the clock on the server/computer is correct. If it is
off
by more then five minutes this is likely the problem.
It can't be Abraham. It's synchronized with NTP so it should be
perfect.
Unless you've
Hi Martin,
Thanks for your patience in working through xAuth with the issues you're
facing. Given the information you've provided, it's difficult to determine
exactly what might be amiss here.
I'm unfamiliar with the programming environment you are using -- do you know
if your HTTP transport
Where is the best place to go to get someone to write a script that
will be able to do a background image auto-install?
On Oct 4, 12:57 pm, gerri50 gnd...@gmail.com wrote:
I will probably hit a brick wall when it comes to writing my own.
Do you know how to?
This person here has something
I'm currently using the user streaming API to get all the usermentions
made to a specific user (that the user follows). Unfortunately the
onStatus method part of the UserStreamListener gets called every
time a status message gets created for every user that the user
follows. If you follow a
Here.
On Nov 1, 11:10 pm, gerri50 gnd...@gmail.com wrote:
Where is the best place to go to get someone to write a script that
will be able to do a background image auto-install?
On Oct 4, 12:57 pm, gerri50 gnd...@gmail.com wrote:
I will probably hit a brick wall when it comes to
Someone on the list a few weeks ago posted code for this task.
Best,
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http://www.edwardhotchkiss.com/
http://www.twitter.com/edwardhotchkiss/
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On Nov 1, 2010, at 8:28 PM, micrypt wrote:
Here.
On Nov 1, 11:10 pm, gerri50 gnd...@gmail.com
here is the post:
Thanks a lot Matt. It worked. The two things I missed while trying to
upload the background image using your excellent library.
1) include filename={thefilename.jpg} element in the parameter array
2) add the 'use' = 'true' element in the parameter array.
Here is my final
Siqi,
Yeah, I have written a custom parser for this, since I need only a small
part of the status object, and the volume of statutes is quite large.
I can share the Scala function that accounts for this change. This function
only unescapes Unicode characters that directly map to ASCII.
def
You can efficiently determine which lists owned by the authenticating
user have a target user as a member by adding the parameter
filter_to_owned_lists=true to :user/lists/memberships.
This should probably be included in the documentation here:
Check the with parameter on the user streams documentation page
http://dev.twitter.com/pages/user_streams. Setting it to with=user should do
what you want.
---Mark
http://twitter.com/mccv
On Mon, Nov 1, 2010 at 4:25 PM, rahsyed rahs...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm currently using the user
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