Hello
I am a new twitter developer and I am developing an application that
follows several keywords. Each keyword will have its URL .com/
keyw1 and the page will show the tweets containing that keyword.
I am planning to use the Search API.
Because the API returns only the matches for the
150 is a per-user rate, not a per-IP rate, to begin with, isn't it?
The issue here is whitelisted IPs sharing 20k total, right?
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On Sun, Aug 23,
I have an app I'm sending Twitter updates via both my website, and a
Facebook app. It's the same user database and same brand all around though.
What would be very useful is if there was a way to, when users post from
the Facebook app, mention a specific source for the Facebook app version of
my
foreach($json-results as $result){
$result-item;
}
will do.
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Hi Catcalls,
Not sure if you tried my library, LINQ to Twitter (http://
linqtotwitter.codeplex.com/). I recently found a bug that was keeping
it from working for VB because of the way that the compiler was
generating code, so it's possible that I'm the lazy coder you're
trashing and being rude
Another data point: I also run a Python app on Google App Engine. It
hits the Twitter search API 3 times per minute, with different search
parameters. About 20% of my app's search requests get a 503L error
code, and the other 80% return search results as expected. There is no
clear pattern or
With PHP, use json_decode($jsonencoded, true).
That returns a standard array, which is far easier to process than the
JSON object.
Dewald
Building my ever growing exclusion list for Twitter to get more signal
and less noise...
#php -lance -phpge3k -stackalert -RT -imoracle -#freelance -phplinks -
web2feed -freelance -webtechman -tuvinh -freelancer -job -jobs
That works.
#php -lance -phpge3k -stackalert -RT -imoracle
All in the question :)
I've developed an app to follow comedian Eddie Izzard on his 1000-mile
run across the UK - http://eddieizrunning.com/.
Its using my own (in development, to be released shortly as open
source) ActionScript 3.0 API for Twitter, FlashTwitter, to retrieve
the data from Twitter, sort it, grab images
Trying to find the most popular trending topics.
Currently using:
http://search.twitter.com/trends/current.json?exclude=hashtags
Is there a way that I can find the most popular trending topics as
well as the number of retweets for each topic?
That way I can save the trending topics in my
Ive been looking to use the Twitter API with my php Site and I cant
find much just a bunch of URLs used wuth the Twitter API and the curl
commands used with the API. Can someone point me in the direction of
where to start, and please nothing done by the comunity unless its a
tutorial on how to
All in the question :)
No.
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Just to clarify: I am testing with unauthenticated calls
On Aug 23, 5:17 pm, boaz sapirb...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello everyone,
I checked the behavior on an AWS instance _without_ static IP (which
is called by Amazon elastic IP) and I do not see any problem with the
limits. The limit status
If you don't want a public community API, and want to write it in your
own, then you are sort stuck.
The docs show you sample curl commands or you can http request in a
browser to test simulate.
You have sample curl examples, if you are objectionable to libraries,
then warp your php
You might check out his book by @kmakice:
http://www.amazon.com/Twitter-API-Running-Learn-Applications/dp/0596154615/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8s=booksqid=1251084745sr=8-1
On Sun, Aug 23, 2009 at 15:45, Termanater13 termana...@gmail.com wrote:
Ive been looking to use the Twitter API with my php Site
Hi Scott,
#php -follow
...works fine for me over the API
#php -lance -phpge3k -stackalert -RT -imoracle -#freelance -phplinks
-web2feed -freelance -webtechman -tuvinh -freelancer -job -jobs
-wefollow
...is 142 characters (even before URL encoding) so it's going over the limit.
-Chad
On Sun,
Hopefully to add some clarity:
I have not used AWS or EC2, but as I understand it, Elastic IP's are
IP's that you 'own' under your account that you can assign at will to
your instances. In this way, it acts as a Static IP since you use it
exclusively.
-Chad
On Sun, Aug 23, 2009 at 11:06 AM,
Hi,
There is currently no way to get the number of retweets/tweets of
trending topics through the API.
Thanks,
-Chad
On Sun, Aug 23, 2009 at 5:34 PM, TrixJotri...@gmail.com wrote:
Trying to find the most popular trending topics.
Currently using:
Showed up in the link you just provided -- perhaps it takes a while to index
the tweets.
On Sun, Aug 23, 2009 at 15:51, raffjones maneatingf...@googlemail.comwrote:
I've developed an app to follow comedian Eddie Izzard on his 1000-mile
run across the UK - http://eddieizrunning.com/.
Its
Look into the track streaming API method. That should be the least
resource intensive way to track keywords.
If you can't use the streaming API, make sure you use the since_id
parameter.
-Joel
On Sun, Aug 23, 2009 at 4:29 AM, Qcho victor.p...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello
I am a new twitter
Hi,
I am learning Twitter oAuth. I have a doubt of using oAuth.
do we need to get access permission everytime from the user to get an
access token?
I understand that we can store the access token in DB.
but how do i know the logged in user's screen name after session
timeout?
is there any
I've been using the search API for a while now. Recently some of the queries
return 404 status with the error message like this Couldn't find Status
with ID=3355800333. The API docs (
http://apiwiki.twitter.com/Twitter-Search-API-Method%3A-search) mention
that This method will return an HTTP 404
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