I've retooled my app a bit to avoid using "count=X" in my REST requests, and I've been getting the entities very consistently.
Is no one else having issues using 'count' along with 'include_entities'? On May 28, 12:23 pm, Ellsass <cpa...@gmail.com> wrote: > Strangely, it's working along with the parameter since_id under some > conditions. > > My web app initially loads home_timeline?count=100 (the app is in its > infancy and only I use it, otherwise I'd be using since_id and a > cache). Every three minutes thereafter, an ajax call gets new tweets > using home_timeline?since_id=[id]&include_entities=true. That works -- > it retrieves the entities. > > However, if I manually refresh (i.e., call the exact same ajax > function explicitly rather than wait for the setTimeout to do it), I > get the error 500 page as the response, as described below. > > On May 27, 9:40 pm, Ellsass <cpa...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > For most of the day I was getting the new entities just fine, but for > > the last hour or two my home_timeline XML request is met with the > > "Something is technically wrong." page as the response. > > > I am using PHP & EpiTwitter. This works fine: > > $twitterInfo = $twitterObj->get_statusesHome_timeline(array("count" => > > "$numTweets")); > > This was working for most of the day, but not recently: > > $twitterInfo = $twitterObj->get_statusesHome_timeline(array("count" => > > "$numTweets" , "include_entities" => "true"));