By: Jeff Sayre
Kory- All you need to do is the following: 1.) Request the two most recent tweets by setting rpp = 2, instead of one, in the query string. 2.) Then, in the parse_feed function, add an additional...
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How would the function be, to grab as many latest tweets as you want? not just 1 or 2. Thank you.
View ArticleBy: jobbogamer
Great code, thanks! I’m using it to display three tweets on my site. One question though: How can I stop it showing the codes for non-alphabet characters, and actually show the characters? Ex. “Today...
View ArticleBy: Jeff Sayre
Ah, I thought I had corrected that issue already in the code above. I guess I never made the change. Look at the code again, on line 33, I’ve changed the echoed output by passing it through an...
View ArticleBy: Nate
Thanks Jeff, I tried multiple methods and finally your method worked. Thanks for sharing! All the best, Nate. ps. we share similar interests and I would enjoy connecting with you on LinkedIn or...
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By: ReF
I see the following error message in your homepage: Warning: file_get_contents(http://search.twitter.com/search.atom?q=from:jeffsayre&rpp=1) [function.file-get-contents]: failed to open stream:...
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ReF - I have not had time to look into what might be going on. As this post was more than three years old when you posted your comment, I’m assuming that there is a change to Twitter’s API.
View ArticleBy: Jeff Sayre
After a few minutes of investigation, it turns out that v1.0 of Twitter’s API was deprecated on June 11th 2013. You now must use v1.1. To do so requires that you setup an OAuth session. You can no...
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