I don't think you can get 2 users from that javascript code.
If you want to try another widget, you can look at
http://tweetgrid.com/widget/ and set
var jtw_search = "from:vavroom OR from:bozo";
(this only works if both accounts are public and can be found through
the search API.
Others may kno
I've been looking around but can't seem to find the information I'm
looking for. I suspect the answer is easy enough, but I'm somewhat
boggled.
I've used a bit of code provided by Twitter to display my 5 latest
tweets on a site. This is what I have:
[code]
Twitter Updates
http://twitter.com/v
On Sun, Mar 8, 2009 at 1:11 AM, Josh Perry wrote:
>
> Who do we need to talk to about accessing the firehose API? We would
> only need a filtered feed as long as the filter is realtime updateable.
>
I'd second that question. On what conditions is firehose access
granted to 3rd parties?
Mateusz
Who do we need to talk to about accessing the firehose API? We would
only need a filtered feed as long as the filter is realtime updateable.
OK, THAT makes sense, compared to my boggled mind! Thanks. I can now
effectively finish that portion of my project!
On Mar 7, 6:04 pm, Cameron Kaiser wrote:
> > So, I use the exist to check it, then I can use the follow and leave
> > functions to stop following and such? A friendship exists if b
On Mar 7, 2009, at 1:25 PM, Tom Nichols wrote:
2. Also, shouldn't any valid URL respond to the OPTIONS method with
an "Allow" header? i.e. I would expect
OPTIONS /statuses/destroy/12345.json
to return "Allow: POST, DELETE"
Right? I attempted this (on a status ID that my user owns) and I got
> So, I use the exist to check it, then I can use the follow and leave
> functions to stop following and such? A friendship exists if both
> users are following each other? Or does it return true if say I am
> following @vBTwit, but @vBTwit is not following @KingKovifor? Where I
> am @KingKovifor?
So, I use the exist to check it, then I can use the follow and leave
functions to stop following and such? A friendship exists if both
users are following each other? Or does it return true if say I am
following @vBTwit, but @vBTwit is not following @KingKovifor? Where I
am @KingKovifor?
On Mar 7
Two questions:
1. Could the REST API use the Accept header rather than looking for
the content-type in the URL? i.e. instead of doing:
http://twitter.com/statuses/public_timeline.json
do this: http://twitter.com/statuses/public_timeline
with an Accept: application/json header?
I understand yo
> I am writing an update to my Twitter application, and I'm adding
> follow this user and stop following this user functionality. I was
> using the friendship, but I don't think that's right.
>
> How do I check if a user is following (which method) another user? And
> I already have create and de
I'm trying to write an HTML/Javascript/AJAX app using Adobe Air. I'm
using XMLHttpRequest to verify credentials. When the user supplies
incorrect credentials, the Twitter API sends back the 401 status which
seems to automatically pull up the standard Windows credentials dialog
box.
How do I suppr
I am writing an update to my Twitter application, and I'm adding
follow this user and stop following this user functionality. I was
using the friendship, but I don't think that's right.
How do I check if a user is following (which method) another user? And
I already have create and destroy method
> I'm looking for better security than basic http auth security, but
> don't want the overhead of pure SSL connections.
> Can I use http digest authentication with twitter?
No. SSL is Twitter's recommendation. You should use it.
--
personal: http://www.camer
I'm looking for better security than basic http auth security, but
don't want the overhead of pure SSL connections.
Can I use http digest authentication with twitter?
I've tried the following -- and no luck:
curl --verbose --digest -u username:password
http://twitter.com/statuses/friends.xml
a
> Is there a max number of records we can pull from our friend feeds via
> the API?
"Clients may request up to 3,200 statuses via the page and count parameters."
-- http://apiwiki.twitter.com/REST+API+Documentation
The number you get back is not guaranteed.
> Am I going to get all of those 10,0
Is there a max number of records we can pull from our friend feeds via
the API?
For example if I call
https://twitter.com/statuses/friends_timeline.xml?count=1
Am I going to get all of those 10,000 records? I tried it and I got
820 records.
How many records can we call on that API call an
Thanks for the discussion here. It's a shame there's no easy way to
get this information from twitter itself, especially since the names
are subject to change.
I'll probably just have to keep a list of user names that have
appeared in the seen timelines and use that. It's not perfect, but
will
Hi,
I'd be willing to "end user test" OAuth apps, if I only knew where to find them.
Is there a list somewhere? A thread in the group here that I missed?
On Fri, Mar 6, 2009 at 11:26 PM, Matt Sanford wrote:
> Hi there,
> Once I know, you'll know. I have seen a lot of technical feedback but
How about providing a feed we can subscribe to that updates name
change whenever it takes place?
On Mar 5, 8:45 am, Nick Arnett wrote:
> Question for the folks at Twitter - any stats on how often people
> change their screen names? In another thread, we were talking about
> the problem of resol
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