[twitter-dev] PHP Search Example
I using $SearchHashTag = $connection->get("search", array('q' => '#linux')); To search tweets and returns: stdClass Object ( [statuses] => Array ( [0] => 45070895939 [1] => 45070904709 [2] => 45070915901 [3] => 45070939637 [4] => 45070939741 [5] => 45071173851 [6] => 45071383871 [7] => 45071675705 [8] => 45071733003 [9] => 45071893347 [10] => 45071895895 [11] => 45071907613 [12] => 45071909151 [13] => 45072271867 [14] => 45072442737 [15] => 45072456829 ) [created_in] => 0.010282 ) how to return Tweets with #linux hashtag?! -- Twitter developer documentation and resources: http://dev.twitter.com/doc API updates via Twitter: http://twitter.com/twitterapi Issues/Enhancements Tracker: http://code.google.com/p/twitter-api/issues/list Change your membership to this group: http://groups.google.com/group/twitter-development-talk?hl=en
[twitter-dev] statuses/update usage Replying a tweet
i trying to use "statuses/update" API function replying a tweet and isnt works //-- $_SESSION['tmptxt'] = "Test Text"; $_SESSION['Reply'] = "18518815514"; $twittuser = ($connection->post('statuses/update', array('status' => $_SESSION['tmptxt'], 'in_reply_to_status_id' => $_SESSION['Reply']))); //--- is this the correct usage?
[twitter-dev] Friendship/Create usage
i trying to use "friendship/create" API function and isnt works //-- define('BOT_UID', '150359788'); $result89 = $connection->post('friendship/create/'.BOT_UID); //--- is this the correct usage?
[twitter-dev] Status Update using in reply to
i using the PHP library i trying to update my status replyng a tweet $twittuser = ($connection->post('statuses/update', array('status' => $_SESSION['tmptxt'], 'in_reply_to_status_id' => $_SESSION['Reply']))); this example doesnt work... anyone can correct me?
[twitter-dev] Max requests using oauth
a developing a Twitter App using oauth (oauth_token - oauth_token_secret) How i can increase default max app requests per hour?
[twitter-dev] Re: [HELP!!!] Autologin using PHP + Oauth API
I'm doing an application that tracks "statuses / home_timeline" of users who follow a particular account. The idea would be a PHP script to access that account and get these tweets I USING THAT LIBRARY: http://github.com/abraham/twitteroauth On 11 jun, 13:14, Matt Harris wrote: > > We don't provide a way to log a user into twitter.com through the > > API but you can, through OAuth, request permission to interact with > > a users account or perform actions on their behalf. > > > What is it you need to log the user into Twitter for? > > Matt Harris > Developer Advocate, Twitterhttp://twitter.com/themattharris > > On Jun 11, 2010, at 16:54, lu5ceh wrote: > > > I'm making a PHP script that automatically logs in a given Twitter > > account. How I can do to make using the new API
[twitter-dev] [HELP!!!] Autologin using PHP + Oauth API
I'm making a PHP script that automatically logs in a given Twitter account. How I can do to make using the new API
[twitter-dev] Re: Questions about Twitter API
About the first answer It can increase the TWITTER SEARCH limit assigned to 2 requests per IP / hour ?? On 7 jun, 14:47, John Kalucki wrote: > Search has a ~20 second average indexing latency. It's not instant. > > On Mon, Jun 7, 2010 at 9:05 AM, lu5ceh wrote: > > Hello ... had the intention to develop an application based on Twitter > > search ... > > > 1) It can increase the Twitter search limit assigned to 2 requests > > per IP? > > > 2) when i create a hashtag ... this is not automatically and instantly > > reflected in the search .. what requirements must have a hashtag (of > > time or amount) to be searchable?
[twitter-dev] Questions about Twitter API
Hello ... had the intention to develop an application based on Twitter search ... 1) It can increase the Twitter search limit assigned to 2 requests per IP? 2) when i create a hashtag ... this is not automatically and instantly reflected in the search .. what requirements must have a hashtag (of time or amount) to be searchable?
[twitter-dev] About oauth autentication
Quering feeds that do not require OAuth authentication may still be using the old REST API method?