FYI, the fix was deployed yesterday afternoon and I have verified the
problem has been resolved.
On Aug 25, 2:37 pm, Mark Pavlidis mark.pavli...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Matt,
Has this fix gone out yet? I'm still seeing the error.
Thanks,
Mark
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You can test new keywords with a default access account to get an idea of
their velocity, then roll it into your main account. Exactitude isn't
helpful, as word frequency varies as the tweet volume varies. The limit
rates are fixed and have not changed in over a year.
-John Kalucki
I'm trying to do some searches via the API and I have it working for
straight strings but when I try the emoticon syntax described here
(http://search.twitter.com/operators) for attitude I get this back
from the API:
code:17,message:No user matches for specified terms
e.g. Twitter :) returns the
I must admit, I'm a little confused on some aspects of this.
Will the new IDs continue on from the old IDs sequentally? Or will
they be completely incompatible with the old IDs?
I have a database of several million tweets that JournoTwit users use.
I don't want to have to start differentiating
I'm trying to understand why this query doesn't return a tweet :
http://search.twitter.com/search.json?q=%23tea%20from:jamesb%20from:frankieroberto%20from:andrewpendrick%20from:monkeyhelpr%20from:topfife
But this one does :
Thanks Matt, that fixed it, although in a weird way. If I now load any
page in IE7, the button shows up fine. However, if I refresh, no
matter how many times, the button does not appear. It seems to only
show up the first time when switching urls... any ideas?
On Aug 25, 2:04 pm, Matt Harris
You are welcome to use my Intersect API:
http://github.com/abraham/intersect/blob/master/README
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Hi,
My company is offering a regional tweet-monitoring tool (http://
twittercrawl.de) and is collecting all tweets from Germany.
For doing this we decided to use the REST API and got our IP-Address
whitelisted a little while ago. Everything is working fine except that
we are getting reduced
I'm running into an interesting problem. If I post a tweet via the
api and then delete it, the next request made to the REST api will
result in an http 500-technical error from the api. A second request
will execute just fine... except that the api won't give me a full
count of tweets-- it drops
Are you using OAuth for your application? If not, the wind-down of
Basic auth is probably the reason for this decrease - and you'll be
without Basic Auth at the end of the month
http://countdowntooauth.com/
-N
On Aug 26, 4:49 pm, David Toussaint david.toussa...@azionare.de
wrote:
Hi,
My
Hi Folks,
I am totally new to Twitter - both as an end user and as an API
developer. Therefore, I have bunch of simple questions and would be
grateful if some of you explained some of these simpler things both to
me and others in the same boat. ;)
(1) Is Twitter API push or pull technology. The
I was here and my head is spinning from trying to understand what it
says.
http://dev.twitter.com/pages/rate-limiting
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Issues/Enhancements Tracker:
Thanks for your reply!
I thought using a whitelabeled IP does not require any auth method? Am
I wrong?
On 26 Aug., 17:58, Nik Fletcher nik.fletc...@gmail.com wrote:
Are you using OAuth for your application? If not, the wind-down of
Basic auth is probably the reason for this decrease - and
Thanks! I am aware of that switch already but I was not aware that it
is necessary to use any Authentification method if the IP is
whitelisted.
On 26 Aug., 17:58, Nik Fletcher nik.fletc...@gmail.com wrote:
Are you using OAuth for your application? If not, the wind-down of
Basic auth is
I would like to use xAuth and I send a request to a...@twitter.com one
week ago. There is still no any answer so I would like to know, how
long I must wait for accepting my request? Please, share your
experience.
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API
If my memory serves it took them about a week to authorize us for
xAuth. It's a by-hand process and my impression is that the function
is understaffed.
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API updates via Twitter: http://twitter.com/twitterapi
Whitelisting only affects your rate limits. It does not remove
authentication or change security requirements.
-j
On Thu, Aug 26, 2010 at 9:09 AM, David Toussaint
david.toussa...@azionare.de wrote:
Thanks! I am aware of that switch already but I was not aware that it
is necessary to use any
Hi,
I use Zend Oauth to connect my app to Twitter as described here:
http://framework.zend.com/manual/en/zend.oauth.introduction.html
It works perfectly saving the Twitter Request Token and the Twitter
Access Token in the session using serialize and unserialize like this
(abbreviated):
1:
Is anyone else having problem with TwitterOauth and friends?
I'm trying to create friends with:
ret = @client.friend(twittername)
And the response I get is a null ret and test show up on the console.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Gary Zukowski
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Oh by the way, the weird characters aren't displayed correctly here.
So in reality there were black blocks, some with question marks inside
- like #x81; � -- http://www.torsten-horn.de/techdocs/ascii.htm
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Is anyone else having problem with TwitterOauth and friends?
I'm trying to create friends with:
ret = @client.friend(twittername)
And the response I get is a null ret and test shows up on the
console.
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API updates via
I occasionally see 401 responses calling access_token.
At the point of call, I have valid request tokens. The user has been
redirected to Twitter, has authorized the app (as evidenced by the fact
that the user is redirected to the apps's callback URL).
The application uses the oauth_token
I occasionally see 401 responses calling access_token.
At the point of call, I have valid request tokens. The user has been
redirected to Twitter, has authorized the app (as evidenced by the
fact
that the user is redirected to the apps's callback URL).
The application uses the oauth_token
Hello there, I am new to Twitter API and noob.
I wonder if someone out there could teach me how to develop an API
that will update my status automatically which contains #klhb tag from
my followers?
Here's an similar account http://twitter.com/KLroadblock
I want to have exactly like
Hey VC,
Using Twitter for the purpose you describe seems similar to accounts
which provide a notification about a new blog post or a news article.
In those cases some context is provided about the link in the Tweet so
that the timeline is meaningful to somebody who stumbles across it.
You don't
I see all these tools that can track the number of mentions of bmw
or apple on Twitter during the day/week.
What is the easiest way using the Twitter API to count the number of
mentions for a keyword during the day? Do I have to get access to the
firehose or streaming API?
Quy
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Twitter
Every account has access to a default level of track access on the Streaming
API. The default access should be sufficient for most keywords. Higher
access levels are available on request.
-John Kalucki
http://twitter.com/jkalucki
Twitter, Inc.
On Thu, Aug 26, 2010 at 5:54 PM, Quy
Thanks for finding this one. It's definitely not great this happens.
To allow us to track the issue and to make sure it gets fixed can you
file a bug report on our issues list:
http://code.google.com/p/twitter-api/issues/list
thanks,
Matt
On Wed, Aug 25, 2010 at 9:55 PM, Richard Barnett
I'm writing an application and I need to know the impact of some
twitter account, but i don't know how, does anybody know that? and
other thing, how can i know the number of retweet, because with the
api i can get only 100 retweets, and i need know the number of all of
them.
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Hey John,
You need to URL encode (percent encode) the :) for this to work.
If you are unsure how to form the search query I find using
http://search.twitter.com/search first helps. When I do that and press
search the correct encoding is displayed in the URL address bar.
For example, visit
When I run your queries above I see, in both cases, the Tweet from
monkeyhelpr. When you ran the queries it may have been the Tweet was
new and the caching on search.twitter.com hadn't fully updated.
If you need real-time results you may want to consider using the
Streaming API. The query you are
Thanks for letting us know about this John, i've let the team know so
they can fix it.
Best,
Matt
On Wed, Aug 25, 2010 at 2:29 AM, John j...@wordie.org wrote:
Hello,
When I try and populate a Tweet button link with a data-url attribute
of the form:
There were a number of threads about this on the mailing list so I
decided it would be better to send a new message announcing the fix,
so my apologies if you missed the announcement.
Thanks for confirming the fix worked for you though.
Best,
Matt
On Thu, Aug 26, 2010 at 6:20 AM, Mark Pavlidis
How do I know what streaming API role level access I have (shadow/
birddog/restricted,etc)? I think I applied for higher access but not
sure how to check?
On Aug 26, 6:03 pm, John Kalucki j...@twitter.com wrote:
Every account has access to a default level of track access on the Streaming
API.
Hi Spode,
Thanks for your questions, i've answered them inline.
Will the new IDs continue on from the old IDs sequentally? Or will
they be completely incompatible with the old IDs?
All existing IDs will stay the same. The new IDs will be greater than
the old ones and there is likely to be a
Hi Jeff,
This sounds very strange. Can you share some code so we can see what
type of calls you are making to the API and try to debug.
Thanks,
Matt
On Thu, Aug 26, 2010 at 8:52 AM, jsleuth jsle...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm running into an interesting problem. If I post a tweet via the
api and
The number of keywords allowed are documented here:
http://dev.twitter.com/pages/streaming_api_methods#statuses-filter
Try queries with a varying number of keywords and see where you get a 4XX...
-John Kalucki
http://twitter.com/jkalucki
Twitter, Inc.
On Thu, Aug 26, 2010 at 6:44 PM, Quy
I am having exactly the same problem ... 500 after delete !
quenotacom
On 26 ago, 21:53, Matt Harris thematthar...@twitter.com wrote:
Hi Jeff,
This sounds very strange. Can you share some code so we can see what
type of calls you are making to the API and try to debug.
Thanks,
Matt
Hi,
I am having a 0 records / statuses when i try to search shakira
screenname, is there any special consideration for that account?
http//search.twitter.com/search.atom?from=shakira
Thank you in advance.
Quenotacom
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It looks like error responses have changed, at least for users/show.
I used to get:
{error:User has been suspended}
Now, I get:
{errors:[{code:63,message:User has been suspended}]}
Other methods still return the old format, e.g., statuses/show. I get:
Thanks John, but my application needs to add/remove keywords on a regular
basis, and i am planning an algorithm which does something like calculate
current frequency for main account which is near approximation for the
current time (calculating based on last 10 mins,1 hr,1 day frequencies) and
41 matches
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