Awesome! Thanks for the update! Glad your on the Twitter team.
On Aug 7, 11:20 pm, Chad Etzel wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> Here is the state of things as we know them:
>
> - The DDoS attack is still ongoing, and the intensity has not
> decreased at all. Because of this, interaction with the site and
alright thanks!
On Jun 8, 8:25 pm, Abraham Williams <4bra...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I would just say delete the access tokens from your database and call it
> good. If they care that much they can figure the connections page on their
> own.
>
>
>
>
>
> On Mon,
gt; wrote:
> Why would you need to destroy the access keys? They stop working once the
> user revokes access. I guess you could delete them from your database.
>
> On Fri, Jun 5, 2009 at 06:44, fastest963 wrote:
>
> > So user deletes his/her twitter access from my site, as in s
ication? I know for Facebook, it
is a rule, you MUST destroy the keys and disconnect the user if they
cancel access, but I don't see this anywhere on Twitters
documentation.
Thanks,
@fastest963
Ok never mind that last post. Just 2 mins ago, my keys started
working. So just hold on, it looks like they are fixing it.
On May 31, 10:17 pm, fastest963 wrote:
> I'm getting the same thing. Looks like Twitter is having some problems
> updating its OAuth applications with any new re
I'm getting the same thing. Looks like Twitter is having some problems
updating its OAuth applications with any new registrations or consumer
keys.
On May 31, 4:00 pm, kollynews wrote:
> I am trying to run a sample application (http://github.com/abraham/
> twitteroauth) but i am getting 401 erro
You know me:
Name: James Hartig (@fastest963)
Company: isociale.com
email: fastest...@gmail.com
PHP, MySQL, AJAX, HTML, JS
On Feb 23, 1:33 pm, Alex Payne wrote:
> There isn't one that I'm aware of, but if people would like to post
> their contact info in this thread (Twitt
You know me:
Name: James Hartig
Company: isociale.com
email: fastest...@gmail.com
PHP, MySQL, AJAX, HTML, JS
On Feb 23, 7:56 pm, "Westley Annis" wrote:
> Username: WestleyAnnis
> url:http://www.da-parish.com
> email: west...@da-parish.com
> Technology: PHP
>
>
>
> -Original Message-
>
>
try increasing your connecttimeout
On Feb 3, 8:48 am, Cameron Kaiser wrote:
> > On Sunday (1 Feb 2009) I embedded the following code in my website
> > (with appropraite variables set correctly):
>
> [...]
>
> > Which worked fine up until Monday morning (02 Feb 2009, 10:00 GMT
> > ish). It then f
@Alex
I would recomend emailing him at a...@twitter.com. However your idea
sounds pretty awesome though.
I'm working on site that is a social profile, and connects all of the
social sites in one easy place. It's pretty intriguing! I can't wait
to start using OAuth.
Do:
--
//connect to database
(code)
$query = sprintf("INSERT INTO TABLE+NAME (`time`, `body`, `favorited`,
`name`,
`description`, `avatar`, `url`, `twitterid`) VALUES ('%s', '%s', '%s',
'%s', '%s', '%s', '%s', '%s')",
Apps should get an API-key or something and then if they wanted their
source name included then they would have to use their API-key and it
would do a lookup key -> name from there?
That would only apply for apps that want their name as the source.
Also, if that could be implemented, an optional,
When you hit the rate limit, you should get some sort of HTTP error,
and not a valid return (at least thats what I was lead to believe).
As far as a "tweet" limit, there isn't a limit, but your followers
might get angry and annoyed and unfollow you. I don't know what your
purpose is though.
If y
When using the twitter section, append the URL after the user has
entered his/her status. This way you won't need "Edit your status but
please do not change the address in it ", and it will be more user-
friendly. Just append the URL via JS before submitting to Twitter and
add a little note: "The
Just use fwrite($local, file_get_contents());
Also, use the JSON format and the json_decode, and it will make a nice
array for you. Then you can use a regex to get the src from the
profile_image_url.
If you wanted I could write some simple code up if you can't
understand what I mean?
As far as a
Yes, that's fine. I would say the best way would be
http://apiwiki.twitter.com/Search+API+Documentation
and
http://apiwiki.twitter.com/REST+API+Documentation#update
On Dec 18, 5:52 am, JohnSouth wrote:
> Hi
>
> I've seen some examples of postings that seem to be automated inputs
> from an organi
Good idea! The block link could just be a link to
http://twitter.com/blocks/confirm/{user id?} then twitter would, as I
assume require that you login.
Good information to show would be user followers to following ratio
(as for bots).
Working example:
http://twittertrend.net/searchtw.php?q=fastest963
q={query}
On Dec 17, 8:40 pm, fastest963 wrote:
> >In the meantime, is there an example of JSON search API code?
>
> http://pastie.textmate.org/private/yzqfdabfwltlwzbuzwdmkg
>
> I have tested with a few qu
>In the meantime, is there an example of JSON search API code?
http://pastie.textmate.org/private/yzqfdabfwltlwzbuzwdmkg
I have tested with a few queries. Any changes anyone else?
>In the meantime, is there an example of JSON search API code?
http://apiwiki.twitter.com/Search+API+Documentation
http://www.twitter2html.com/
Regarding the Search API, I will write a simple script and reply with
the url.
>For direct messages I don't think it is possible to use in_reply_to_status_id
>since it is a completely different id system.
That would not be possible as Twitter has no relation between the two
systems. You can append the id number of the tweet in your DM though
like
d username #1063925739 or l
For 183:
Umm, i would prefer on public_timeline, firehose, Data mining and
status/show? I collect the timezones (as you know for TwitterTrend)
and as of now I have to collect the UserID then get the user/show
timeline only for the "time zone" field, which hurts my end and gives
you more load.
For
Sorry, I forgot you gave that to stevef, I meant 183 :) My bad...
:) Sweet! When can I expect
http://code.google.com/p/twitter-api/issues/detail?id=180 to be
fixed?
Its really killing my site right now :(
http://twitter.com/help/request_whitelisting
s.com\/twitter_pro
> duction\/profile_images\/66286904\/aquarium-fish-icon_normal.jpg","screen_n
> ame":"_evan","location":"Russian
> Hill,
> California","id":761613},"in_reply_to_screen_name":null,"truncated":fals
Well, the subject says it all, but I'm requesting a ID by /statuses/
show/123456.json and I was wondering what I can expect the output to
be if either the ID doesn't exist or if it is protected.
In other words: how can I easily check to see if it returned
correctly?
Thanks,
James Hartig
Did you just create your account? It seems that Twitter has been
having some user problems and all the data is cached from 24 hours
ago. It might be that the xml file updated but not the json yet? Also,
I have tried a few other usernames and they all seem to return fine.
I second Greg's problem, I was having this problem too, but after
looking through all my users, 4 were suspended and thus didn't show up
in the API.
an abide by them.
>
> -Chad
>
> On Sun, Dec 7, 2008 at 10:42 AM, fastest963 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Since your doing this via AJAX and such, this may not be a good idea,
> > but you could try passing a login to Twitter and having that login
> > whitelisted?
Since we cannot index old data via the public timeline or the data
mining feed, we opened up a way for users to submit their timeline for
indexing! This is plagued by the Username/Password situation, but as
soon as OAuth is released or anything else, I will fully support
it! :)
Also, I have had tw
Since your doing this via AJAX and such, this may not be a good idea,
but you could try passing a login to Twitter and having that login
whitelisted?
Search for a site like mine, that caches users and then you can get a
more accurate estimate, however it will only be of active users (at
least for mine).
- James Hartig
You mean you want to convert Twitter's Timezone list to match PHP's
timezones? This would have to be done by a pre-generated list or array
that would have to be matched to and converted. It shouldn't be too
hard?
- James Hartig
In twitter_process() comment out
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_NOBODY, 0);
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_HEADER, 0);
Also, change
curl_setopt ($ch, CURLOPT_POST, true);
to
curl_setopt ($ch, CURLOPT_POST, 1);
There is a problem because you are sending (if !empty($post_data)) the
HTTP Method HEA
It looks like IPs still work? Twittertrend is still running perfectly
fine?
I think whitelisted users/IPs are hitting the rate_limit but the API
isn't acknowledging it? My "remaining_hits" is -36 but my API requests
are still processing fine.
It seems they are still restoring the database...
What is the difference between the mobile and sms source?
It's supported but depending on the platform, you may need to update
your Security Certificates (if using PHP+CURL).
HTTP-Push? As in get? post? or something I'm new at? :P
As far as I know, the Firehose API would only be for retrieving data
from Twitter and not sending (POST).
@bham 10-15s isn't that bad? If it was over a minute then I would be
concerned. As far as the latency, I can assume that it is just because
of the caching that Twitter has put into place.
You can request your account or IP to be whitelisted via:
http://twitter.com/help/request_whitelisting
Also, depending on the account, you shouldn't be required to make many
requests a minute to check their direct messages. (Unless of course
your user is an insane DMer)
Hope that helps!
First, I would like to wish everyone a Happy Thanksgiving!
My site, http://twittertrend.net is up! It is a site that indexes
twitter and creates stats and trends about URLs posted on twitter.
Last time I checked we had indexed 1.75 million URLs! I will be
working on a way to index all of twitter'
@Amir That is not a very relevant question. Why do you want to make
multiple accounts?
@al3x A better alternative would be to just create an API key for
every user. Instead of entering username/password, they would enter
their secret API key?
http://groups.google.com/group/twitter-development-talk/browse_thread/thread/29b4e3f4a50b81ac?hl=en
Maybe that can help?
Are you saying you are not seeing a change on screen? Could it be a
cache problem?
I finally ended up switching to MySQLi because it offered "ping" and
reconnect options. For some reason I kept getting "MySQL Server has
gone away" with PDO, even with persistent. I tried many different ways
to detect that and then reconnect, but PDO just doesn't support it. I
will be making the s
> This actually is a slow down, You should store each tweet as a row in
> the table
> and not 10 tweets as 1 serialized row. You not only can't search well,
> but updates,
> and retrieval will be hindered.
Yes, that is definitely true, however for certain circumstances (as
with data that you will
Agreed! Could we get a friends count? That is also showed on the
Twitter website.
They seem to be sending fine to me. Is imap_fetchheader() returning
anything? Paste what it is sending back to you.
Also, you can try the following...
--
// get imap_fetch header and put single lines into array
$header = explode("\n", imap_fetchheader(
For majority of queries, mysqli is only a fraction faster, and
converting our whole script to mysqli would take a lot of work.
I decided that at this time it was not worth it, as PDO is also very
versatile and lightweight. For other users starting their script, I
would recommend using mysqli if yo
I will try the mysqli extension, I totally forgot about that! I needed
a driver with a reconnect command anyways.
Also, sorry about forgetting to mention prepares, I use them all the
time, I just failed to mention them when I wrote the first post.
I would use transactions, however most of the ins
you are storing a lot of data. Do the following:
Take the ID (index), hopefully not a number, and md5 it.
Then store into a specific table based on the first letter of the md5.
Example:
$user = "fastest963"; //store user
$let = md5($user); //md5 username
"SELECT * FROM".
= "fastest963"; //store user
$let = md5($user); //md5 username
"SELECT * FROM".$let[0]."users WHERE `username` = '$user' "; //$let[0]
is the first letter of the md5
Tables would be created like this:
First make "0users" table. Then copy and make 1-F tabl
Did you maybe copy something wrong...
the first link is 64498715 and the second is 64499571 (notice the last
3 digits).
Can you provide that account name that you are using to login? It may
be removed or suspended? If not then alex or someone will have to take
a look because it would be a server problem. In the past however, I
got this message when I tried to use an account that was suspended.
No, what you would have to do is run a REGEX or similar search for @
[username] and if it returns false then process the data.
There is no way to omit results from the API standpoint.
Is that all that is sent? A 404 header and "Not Found" in the content?
When did you access the APIs? I know that twitter was having some
trouble yesterday with their site, is it still not working?
For some reason it seems it didn't post my fix,
here it is again:
In the process() function, change:
if($this->username !== false && $this->password !== false)
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_USERPWD, $this->username.':'.$this-
>password);
To:
if($this->username !== false && $this->password !== false)
it seems it didn't post my fix
here it is again:
In the process() function, change:
if($this->username !== false && $this->password !== false)
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_USERPWD, $this->username.':'.$this-
>password);
To:
if($this->username !== false && $this->password !== false)
curl_setopt($ch
This library is not coded very accurately. I will post a fixed version
within the next few days. My dev computer is currently under-repair,
but when its finished (tonight?) I will work and fix this library. In
the mean-time, just make the change noted in my previous post and the
update() function
If your using:
http://code.google.com/p/php-twitter/
which is what it looks like... then you need to specify
$twit->username = "";
$twit->password = "";
$twit->User-Agent = "";
then call the $twit->update
If that's not the correctly library, you still should have to set
those somehow, either stat
You cannot, sorry. However, you can keep track of Twitter's progress
on OAuth. This method would not require any passwords.
Instead of "removing" them, you should just add a field like 'status'
or something similar.
You can try GNIP, however I haven't used them before.
Yes you should probably loop every 3-5 (maybe more, depending on how
accurate you want to be) minutes or so depending on the user. This
shouldn't have too much of an impact on overall performance, however
as you get more and more users, you wi
I just noticed something shouldn't the
Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded
This could be the problem.
for me:
http://twitter.com/fastest963/status/1003271037
Maybe Alex or other devs can shed some light on something wrong with
the Headers you sent.
I have talked with Alex much on this topic but here's what I'm doing.
I'm indexing tweets and then processing the URLs and then storing
information and stats about the urls for webmasters etc.
I was wondering if there was anyway I can index previous tweets (like
last weeks or something). I doubt
You would have to use the
http://apiwiki.twitter.com/REST+API+Documentation#usertimeline
You can do either two things...
With Database:
Store the id of any ads you enter after entering (see later)
Fetch the contents of
http://twitter.com/statuses/user_timeline.xml?since_id={last id of ad}
Then ge
I'm working on a site that will do this and much more! I will keep you
updated.
hey alex! The problem is that he happened to have post enabled.
@vks
comment out curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_POST, 1);
or change it to curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_POST, 0);
that will fix your error :)
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