the website?
That sounds incredible stupid.
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author of
the tweet (the original tweet, not the retweet) is blocked, which the
website does it right and don't display it, but the message still
appears in the API.
And no, I'm not the author or am in anyway related to Nambu, but I had
the same problem with my (now defunct) applicatio
On Mon, Sep 6, 2010 at 12:45 PM, Tom van der Woerdt wrote:
> I'm not 100% sure, but I'd assume that the license doesn't apply to the
> creator. :-)
Creator no, it's a distribution license. But, since he's the one
distributing the application...
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keys and such, which you
must then dlopen().
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Change your membersh
x27;s believed that the app is
not behaving properly because one single point abuses it. In that
case, the point should be blocked, not the application itself.
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API u
), they will believe your
app is "too hard to use" and will take one that doesn't ask them so
many things, even if their real security is not even slightly better.
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s but that doesn't mean that applications
that "protect" their keys are safer.
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t I sec... Why I need to register and _then_ authorize it? It
doesn't make sense! That other application don't ask me all this
shit..."
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On Fri, Aug 13, 2010 at 7:41 AM, alex wrote:
> Accept: */*
> Connection: close
> User-Agent: OAuth gem v0.3.4.1
> Authorization: abcdefgh
> Host: api.twitter.com
>
> how to send the above header to api.twitter.com through PHP ?
http://php.net/manual/en/function.header.ph
still exist. This means you could
receive less than 20 and still not being in the last page.
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trash or using those same keys to get the same rights
a user gave to the app.
[1] And no, I didn't had to add any hacks or a stupid sequence of
#defines. I get all that for free.
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lor said "No". So, basically, you will have to
let your secret "leak" so your users can use your app.
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users
by either providing a very stupid user experience (making them
register a desktop application) or giving the key to their data with
my app? How is that a solution?
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sers with a more complicated UX because we decided to
provide them with more freedom.
I may sound pissed and I am: Twitter was build on top of open source
apps (like Rails and now Cassandra) and basically you guys are
slapping every other open source application that use your APIs in the
face.
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t; > limited, and the target must be following you (ie they have opted in)
>> > > so this is ok, but wonder if firing off 1600 DMs in the space of a few
>> > > minutes raises any red flags in the Twitter mopther ship.
>>
>> > >http://dev.twitter.com/doc/post/direct_messages/new
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On Sat, Jun 5, 2010 at 1:22 PM, Furkan Kuru wrote:
> Retweets are not given in the timeline. You have to get retweets and merge
> them.
They are. Either you can call home_timeline instead of public_timeline
or call public_timeline with the include_rts parameter.
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charge for it.
So I'm guessing that's what John Meyer asked what open source have to
with money.
As a matter of fact, Richard Stallman, to fund the development of the
GNU system, was selling copies of Emacs. Of course, it was not
licenses (like every big company do these days), but his work a
t you are
thinking Twitter counts chars, when it counts bytes, actually. Raffi
posted an URL with the proper way to count characters:
http://apiwiki.twitter.com/Counting-Characters
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page)
I did a quick search and couldn't find anything. But, again, if my
memory doesn't fail, the total number of tweets you can retrieve are
based on the total number of tweets in the cache.
Either that or I'm confusing it with the search cache.
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am.
I mean, some day, someone may compare me with some nazi stuff, or do
empty threads of moving to some other service...
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#x27;RT' in RSS and
> Atom). If you'd like them included, you can merge them in from statuses
> retweeted_by_me."
Or use the home_timeline.
Just wondering if pointing to home_timeline wouldn't be better than
pointing to retweeted_by_me...
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On Fri, Jan 29, 2010 at 3:59 AM, Kevin Marshall wrote:
> I believe you are looking for user_timeline:
>
> http://apiwiki.twitter.com/Twitter-REST-API-Method%3A-statuses-user_timeline
home_timeline, actually. It's like user_timeline but with retweets.
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ioned that the twitter team was in holidays last week, so that may
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y is a burden to the user
experience, people will not use your application.
I'm kinda worried about the work end-users will have when they try to
run Mitter on their N800.
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t on your timeline. All your followers will get the
message in their timelines.
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fferent subject.)
If you want the normal timeline PLUS the retweets by users the user_id
follows, you should use home_timeline instead (which is the normal
user_timeline + retweets of following.)
Other than that, I can't really understand what you are trying to do.
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hread/statusid
If twitter uses reply_to_id (most probably), if you get the first
message of the thread or a message that it is not a part of a thread,
it will return just one message.
Try to build a thread using the "in_reply_to" and you'll understand.
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COOKIE maybe?
> Or from a php page that does the whole thing which I can then call.
Maybe you should check if they have an open API for that and contact
their support/development list in any case.
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gt; logged in as it uses you account.
>
> Can anyone help me with this?
If retweet.it sends you the message id, you can retweet using:
http://apiwiki.twitter.com/Twitter-REST-API-Method%3A-statuses-retweet
You'll need oAuth (or use the basic auth) to retweet the messages, though
displaying their tweets ?
If you request /statuses/followers
(http://apiwiki.twitter.com/Twitter-REST-API-Method%3A-statuses
followers) you'll get a list of followers, their names and their last
status/tweet.
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would adore this.
What would be the difference between this and home_timeline (
http://apiwiki.twitter.com/Twitter-REST-API-Method%3A-statuses-home_timeline
)?
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tter traffic is meaningful? It can be abused, yes. But
EVERYTHING twitter provides in the form of APIs can be abused in a way
or another. Mass following/unfollowing, by any chance?
> Summary
Summary: You don't understand twitter or the new retweet feature.
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a hash for array
indexes and, thus, it may be adding the elements in the $request_uri
in the wrong order. I can't remember how to do that in PHP, but in
Python it would be something like:
for key in sort(oauth['params'].keys()):
request_uri += oauth['params'][key]
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dering that you're authenticating those users.)
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think about a headless
install.
> So are you just saying that you never want to
> have to display an HTML page?
If Lynx can display, so can I. But remember that there is no
copy'n'paste or anything of sorts in there.
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l now to promote OAuth. I understand OAuth is an evolving
> standard, but it has been around for quite a while.
Still waiting for a good explanation of how to use OAuth in a
console-only, no-browser environment. Until then, I see that Basic
Auth should remain active.
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ou need to be
authenticated to request the user_timeline of that user; otherwise,
doing an unauthenticated request will work fine. Mentions probably
fall in the same category (you can get some mentions using the search
API, but it won't return protected updates.)
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gt; rate limit of 100?
Depends on what you trying to do.
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rately, which should not be
the case.
(I have the slight impression that it should be something like
"status=%4054" or some other very right value, but, again, just one
character, not three.)
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On Sun, Apr 12, 2009 at 11:35 PM, Julio Biason wrote:
> (I have the slight impression that it should be something like
> "status=%4054" or some other very right value, but, again, just one
> character, not three.)
Correcting myself:
status=あ
http://www.danshort.com/HTMLe
g application to use up the limits of a
> user and allow
> other applications continue to be able to service the user.
>
> thx/c
>
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> can't be bothered to read the FAQ and docs on their own, and those who
> facilitate them by handholding and spoonfeeding.
>
>
>
> On Thu, Apr 9, 2009 at 9:58 AM, Julio Biason wrote:
>>
>> Andrew, please, less noise and more info. You are getting really
&g
like the other twitter applications such as
>> TweetDeck, Seesmic, etc do. I would like to tell you that in the API
>> client that I am using, there is a parameter of "source" in the class
>> constructor and I've tried passing "> target='_blank'&
check the friends_timeline.xml, the first two msgs are replies. I
> can see the replied_user_id, nick etc..
>
> But in web i can't. I just see the first reply
>
> You can see a screenshot here: http://sunco.codigoplus.com/twitter1.png
> (290 KB)
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uld
> that as well be a bad request and not rate limit perse? But what about
> the headers then?
>
> Hope someone can shed some light on this, thank you very much
> kind regards,
> Marco Kotrotsos
>
>
>
>
>
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On Tue, Mar 31, 2009 at 12:37 PM, Chris Cairns wrote:
> I know its taken. But i must be able to use it. QuickSilver is open-source.
It means that some other client took the "quicksilver" id already.
Both clients you mention could use the same name but different ids.
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uses/update".
PS: Before anyone says anything, I found that in the development
trunk; the "exploit" is not in the wild yet.
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so that the friends_timeline can fetch the tweets?
It's your username and password. You need to use basic authentication
(as pointed by the API wiki.)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basic_authentication_scheme
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7;re sending them url-encoded. You should url-encode the message
before sending it.
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m Twitter for the in_reply_to_status_ID for any Tweet? And
> thus create accurate conversations in our mashup for any given Tweet?
That's what I do in Mitter. You may hit a protected tweet, though.
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>> client.status(:post,"follow delbius")
> => # @password="christy2", @login="christy24">, @id=1136581018,
> @user=# @description=nil, @id=16040188, @name="christy24", @protected=false,
> @profile_image_url="http://static.twitter.com/images/
> default_profile_normal.png", @location=nil>, @text="@delbius Need
> Help.Twitter account @askgram doesn't work n console but @christy24
> works using twitter4r API while doing 'follow username\".",
> @created_at=Wed Jan 21 21:54:30 +0530 2009>
>>>
>
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t their name as the source.
Again, not a proper solution. My client is open source and the app-key
would be visible to anyone very easily. And no, I do not intend to
make it close just for the sake of "protecting the key."
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*verify* that. Trust
> yet verify.
Use an open source application, then. You can verify the source yourself.
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they're asking about
> many other apps as well). It's also one way my users can let me know if
> they find out for some reason it has been compromised (knock on wood).
>
> Thanks,
>
> Jesse
>
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t
> selections.
And how would you make people look at the tweet instead of the captcha?
Honestly, my opinion about it is: If you want do build it, do it. No
one here will stop you.
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url undefined, status = None
> : 'unicode' object has no attribute
> 'get'
>
> Any ideas on how to get this to work?
Your "data" object is wrong. It's a string (with the content
'request') and not a dictionary.
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be it, but I'm
> not certain since it sends a new direct message to the specified user
> from the authenticating user and i really just want to post a tweet
> for all followers of the twitter account to see. Please if you could
> give me some direction, thank you!
>
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7;ve also found that I can just type:
> http://twitter.com/statuses/user_timeline/inchworm_studio.xml
> and it spits out all of my xml. Which normally I would just parse and
> be done with things but I thought I saw someone mention that twitter
> might ban this kind of action as abusive behavior.
>
> So what do you guys think would be the easiest way to load my tweets
> into a text box???
>
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t;
> Is this a known bug? What's the best way around this?
>
> Jesse
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th the percent values in parenthesis.
Are you URL-encoding the text before sending it? "+" is "%2B", space is "+".
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itter.com/statuses/friends.format) and filter it locally
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