On Apr 25, 9:08 pm, Cameron Kaiser wrote:
> This has changed and I stand corrected; it is documented also on
>
> http://apiwiki.twitter.com/Rate-limiting
Thanks for the documentation pointer, I hadn't realized that was
there.
It's surprising, it turns out that if you're going to be ma
I'm stumped. My app is up and running locally, and I have an /etc/
hosts entry pointing local.mydomain.com to 127.0.0.1. My configuration
at Twitter has my callback at http://local.mydomain.com/auth/complete.
My starting point is http://local.mydomain.com/auth/start.
When I run through the proce
User information could be sent together with the OAuth access token
and secret (when exchanging the request token for an access token).
At that point the user's identity has been firmly established. HTTPS
could be used here, to keep the user information private and credible.
On Apr 23, 2:38 pm,
> > > Like I asked above, will twitter look at the ip address of the request
> > > when it comes in or the authenticated user?
> >
> > Unauthenticated: IP
> > Authenticated: user
>
> You sure about that? I got quite a different answer on that subject
> yesterday from Doug Williams:
>
> "Your app
On Apr 25, 10:44 am, Cameron Kaiser wrote:
> > Like I asked above, will twitter look at the ip address of the request
> > when it comes in or the authenticated user?
>
> Unauthenticated: IP
> Authenticated: user
You sure about that? I got quite a different answer on that subject
yesterday from
Hi
I am happily able to connect to the twitter REST api and get my
friends timeline loaded with no problem so I know that I am getting
the relevant authorization sent with no problems. I have tried other
API calls and all with no problem except when I try to update my
status.
Here is a sample of
Hi,
I've been trying to dig up some older tweets by date range (from last
year) and the results keep coming up empty. I found this post from
Matt here -
http://groups.google.com/group/twitter-development-talk/msg/e4cec438a1c8bbc5
-
"The reason for your error is that the since: date you provide
Have you checked the Twitter Fan Wiki list of apps
http://twitter.pbwiki.com/Apps
- h
On Sat, Apr 25, 2009 at 09:51, TjL wrote:
>
> I've been trying without success to find a Twitter 3rd party app that
> I thought I saw awhile ago:
>
> Put in your username and it shows all your followers on
I've been trying without success to find a Twitter 3rd party app that
I thought I saw awhile ago:
Put in your username and it shows all your followers on one page with
their icon and their latest update.
Anyone know what it's called?
I need to start bookmarking these Twitter services.
TjL
Ah, it looks like there are new following limits not explained in the
docs:
http://www.livecrunch.com/2009/04/24/new-twitter-following-1000-per-day-limit/
That doesn't answer the json problem, but tells me a lot.
On Apr 25, 10:26 am, Mark wrote:
> I sent in a support request, but I was hoping t
http://twitter.com/users/show/0.xml?screen_name=fluentnews
and
http://twitter.com/users/show/0.json?screen_name=fluentnews
I have also used the /account/verify_credentials.json call, to get the
number of friends, but that seems to exhibit the same problem.
The json query result has changed since
Thank you very much for your help!
On Apr 25, 9:44 am, Cameron Kaiser wrote:
> > Like I asked above, will twitter look at the ip address of the request
> > when it comes in or the authenticated user?
>
> Unauthenticated: IP
> Authenticated: user
>
> --
> pers
If you are good with PHP, you can use my Twitter class. It is very
simple it works well. You will need knowledge of parsing XML.
It is written in PHP4.
http://www.jdrobert.com/page-6-Twitter_Class.php
On Apr 24, 2:38 pm, "@LiveCrunch" wrote:
> Looking for twitter login+tweet code / widget or wh
> Also, I have noticed that json returns a very incorrect # of friends,
> different from what xml returns. Json returns 1024 for my account,
> while xml return the correct number, 375? Could that be the problem?
Which method are you querying?
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personal:
> Like I asked above, will twitter look at the ip address of the request
> when it comes in or the authenticated user?
Unauthenticated: IP
Authenticated: user
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Thanks for the link, it also lead me to http://favotter.matope.com/en/.
These services are nice, but in regards to what I suggested, just skim
the surface. I guess in my mind for this to work it needs to be rolled
out as a core feature. This way all the major front end clients would
look to integ
Recently my ip address and username were added to the whitelist. My
assumptions at that time were that all requests coming the application
(on this particular server) would be included in this pool of 20,000
regardless of whether they are authenticated or not.
When I do the get limit API call, fo
On Sat, Apr 25, 2009 at 2:44 PM, Cameron Kaiser wrote:
>
> You're basically asking something along the lines of a favourites-driven
> site. There isn't a lot out there on it, but among other things look at
> favrd and similar services.
>
There's also FriendFeed which lets you upvote your friends'
I sent in a support request, but I was hoping that someone could help
me with a following problem in the API
I am being returned an error when following people through the API:
http://help.twitter.com/forums/10713/entries/14959
However, I am following less people (375) than are following me
(560
I am attempting to retrieve the oldest replies to a specific user from
a specificy status id.
Sample Data:
status_id: 1005
status_id: 1004
status_id: 1003
status_id: 1002
status_id: 1001
status_id: 1000
When accessing the API with "statuses/user_timeline" and a since_id of
1000 and count of 2 t
> I'am just thinking about storing DMs in our own database to provide
> faster pagination and searching (fulltext search with sphinx) ...
Hard to say which is the best practice. There are many clients that don't
store them (for example, TTYtter) in the interests of portability and
reducing prer
> Is it possible to know if a user (profile) exists based on email id .
No.
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>From my reading of the documentation, the best way to read DMs is by
email.
The direct messages come to you as an email with a particular header
that you can identify and parse.
I have been working with emails (not as direct messages, but when I
get a new follower) and I'd have to recommend the
> Can't star it, do I need some kind of access to do so?
Yes, you need to be signed in with a Google account.
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Hi ALL,
Is it possible to know if a user (profile) exists based on email id .
I would need only info if user exists or not.
Also appreciate if any one will guide me with example.
Thank you,
Kanthi Kiran N
I'am just thinking about how to deal with user data.
Do the twitter client developers "only" navigate through the database
entries provided
by twitter or do u save something in your own databases?
I'am just thinking about storing DMs in our own database to provide
faster
pagination and searc
Can't star it, do I need some kind of access to do so?
On Apr 23, 11:19 pm, Doug Williams wrote:
> Please star Issue 419 [1] so you will be notified when the fix is shipped.
>
> 1.http://code.google.com/p/twitter-api/issues/detail?id=419
>
> Doug Williams
> Twitter API Supporthttp://twitter.com
> First off I'm sorry if this has been requested previously (I'm sure it
> has somewhere), I searched around the group and couldn't spot anything
> related.
>
> The feature is pretty straightforward on the surface. If I see a tweet
> that I like, then I can publicly mark it as such. This then ope
First off I'm sorry if this has been requested previously (I'm sure it
has somewhere), I searched around the group and couldn't spot anything
related.
The feature is pretty straightforward on the surface. If I see a tweet
that I like, then I can publicly mark it as such. This then opens up a
whol
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