Hi. I've been trying to create my own TweetButton links (something
like http://dev.twitter.com/pages/tweet_button#build-your-own-tweet-button)
and load them on a lightboxed iframe, using Fancybox (http://
fancybox.net/) but I'm getting an error that won't let me actually use
the TweetButton -- you can see an example on
http://beta.yukei.net/2010/06/trabajar-con-fechas-en-javascript/ (work-
in-progress)

It seems the error it's caused by a jQuery detection and livequery
function about the end of scribe.js, which is loaded in the
TweetButton page... there you have this code (beautified for better
reading):

if (window.jQuery) {
        (function (A) {
                A.extend(A.fn, {
                        scribe: function (B, D, C) {
                                C = C || {};
                                A(this).bind(C.clientEvent || "mousedown", 
function (E) {
                                        window.scribe.call(this, B, D, C, E)
                                });
                                return this
                        }
                })
        })(jQuery);
        (function (A) {
                A("a.ab-reloading").livequery(function () {
                        watchReloadingABLink(A(this))
                })
        })(jQuery)
};

So, since I'm on an iframe, it correctly detects jQuery, but since I'm
not using the livequery plugin, the second function fails and nothing
is displayed on the iframe. Any way around this? Bug fix coming?

Thanks!

On 12 ago, 11:28, themattharris <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hey everyone,
>
> Today we’re launching theTweetButtonto make it easy for your users
> to share your website with their followers. When they click on 
> theTweetButton, aTweetbox will appear pre-populated with a message and
> link chosen by you. Once they have sent aTweetthey can choose to
> follow accounts recommended by you. All of this happens on your
> website, so the user never has to leave.
>
> You have complete control over the suggested text of theTweetButton,
> who theTweetshould be attributed to and recommendations of who to
> follow. All of this is possible through a line of javascript and a few
> URL parameters or data attributes of a link.
>
> To add this to your own site grab it fromhttp://twitter.com/tweetbutton,
> or create your own using our developer 
> documentation,http://dev.twitter.com/pages/tweet_button
>
> Read more about theTweetButtonon our 
> blog,http://blog.twitter.com/2010/08/pushing-our-tweet-button.html
>
> Best
> Matt
>
> --
>
> Matt Harris
> Developer Advocate, Twitterhttp://twitter.com/themattharris

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