Hey All,
The docs for :user/lists/memberships indicates that auth is required, and
yet this method works without authentication.
Is this just a bug in the docs? The same information *is* available for
unauthenticated browsers on the twitter website.
To be clear, I want to use this
Hello I'm coding one website which need a Find your Twitter friends
here functionality.
What is the best way to do it?
At first I've decided to get user friends list. Then get 'name' of
friends. And check that field in my website database. If names are the
same - It's a possible users friend.
Hey Idan,
The doc is indeed outdated, thanks for reporting it. The following lists
endpoints do not require authentication:
- /1/:user/lists/:id
- /1/:user/lists/memberships
- /1/:user/lists/subscriptions
Arnaud / @rno http://twitter.com/rno
On Sun, Apr 10, 2011 at 3:31 AM, Idan Gazit
On Monday, April 4, 2011 2:19:38 AM UTC+1, Jeff Tucker wrote:
Unfortunately (I can't believe that I'm writing this) I am having a
hard time getting spammers to actually spam me. Is there any way that
I can somehow get access to the tweets of several dozen spam accounts
(prior to when
I'm torn between using the Tweet Button and simply linking to
http://twitter.com/home?status=whatever ?
It seems like the Tweet Button has a ton more overhead and complexity
than a simple link with a querystring. I guess you get to show off
your retweet count and solicite a follow with Tweet
http://twitter.com/intent/tweet?status=whatever
Tom
On 4/10/11 11:21 PM, DustyReagan wrote:
I'm torn between using the Tweet Button and simply linking to
http://twitter.com/home?status=whatever ?
It seems like the Tweet Button has a ton more overhead and complexity
than a simple link with a
Yup. That's another way. Is that your preferred way? And if so why?
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Change your
Afaik Twitter is trying to get people to stop using /home?status=. You
should use either /share or /intent.
However: /share simply redirects to /intent. I'd definitely go with
/intent/tweet because it allows more customization than /share. I
definitely wouldn't use /home?status=.
Tom
On
As Tom said, you should use web intents if you're looking for a simple
tweet link. It's really easy to implement, it doesn't require javascript,
and it's mobile friendly. Oh, and you can also use the related and via
parameters (if you like Tweet Button's suggested account system).
More info on
My guess is you probably just received an HTTP 502 (FailWhale) at some
point, this breaking your loop. What was the last HTTP response you received
(including headers)? If it's a 502 error, just handle it in your loop (i.e.
retrying after 10 seconds), and eventually reduce the count if that
Is there any way that I can somehow get access to the tweets of
several dozen spam accounts
(prior to when they're shut down) so that I can see what they're
posting? Is this possible somehow?
I think this is not possible as yet. (unless you are twitter
themselves, they have the data but I
dont
I've got a couple of my own apps (run from a linux shell) that tweet
for various purposes (i.e. automatic tweets of today's weather data on
my own twitter account). These apps need to be able to tweet on behalf
of several twitter accounts, all of which I own. These worked very
well with basic
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