This is a minor thing, but it appears my app description was too
long... and the error message I got back looks like its in chinese
(I'm not expert)
説明が長すぎます (最大200文字まで)
Thanks!
Adam
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While I'm talking about minor app reg issues, there is a display issue
(in chrome on os x).
The details page for apps shows the consumer key on the same line as
the edit and reset buttons. It looks like it's supposed to be a
display type of block, pushing it down to the next line. This is
minor,
This may be related to the major breakage in account creation code that
occurred last week. Twitter.com still seems to be responding in the wrong
language (and changing between languages :)) when you create an account.
2011/4/26 Adam Covati cov...@gmail.com
This is a minor thing, but it appears
I've changed my IP address. I have tried switching from TwitterVB to
Twiterizer. I've triple checked the credentials. And I'm getting the
same 401 error ONLY on my host (m6.net). Does anyone have a
suggestion?
On Apr 25, 7:42 am, The World Connection nathan.poeppel...@gmail.com
wrote:
It's
I want to search for lists on Twitter using the Twitter API. I have
tried using REST API with OAUTH and since the results are paged after
20, I can't seem to make large requests fast. In fact, it can take an
entire minute or longer to complete all the back/forth requests
involved with paging.
UserID: 46259776
ID : alexkim99
PW : asdf1234
HTTP URL: http://api.twitter.com/1/statuses/home_timeline.json with
parameters: {
count: 10,
page: 1,
max_id: 62669615167324159
}
Twitter only returns 9 items.
sTweetId: 62668936843505664,
sTweetId: 62668861719318528,
sTweetId:
I am using visual basic 6 to conect to twitter and using the same
code, once returns 200 and an other time returns 401 with the
errorIncorrect signature/error.
There are explication for this error?
Thanks.
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I think I figured it out. The Host time was off by an hour. Throwing
off the UTC Time stamp. With Twitter giving you a 5 minute range. It
responded as unauthorized.
On Apr 26, 9:02 am, The World Connection nathan.poeppel...@gmail.com
wrote:
I've changed my IP address. I have tried switching
Hi LoVenus,
There's no way to accomplish this directly from the Twitter REST API at this
time -- it would be possible to accomplish this for a single user using User
Streams but you would have to capture the entire streamed sequence of the
originating tweet and each subsequent reply, which all
Hi Rachel,
Twitter's count parameter is more of an up to parameter -- it will give
you up to the number of results you request.
You can increase the amount of results you get returned on most timelines by
requesting the inclusion of retweets with the include_rts=true parameter.
Retweets are
Hi all,
My name is Jason Costa, and I joined Twitter last week to take on
the role of Developer Relations Manager. I'll be 100% focused on
ensuring the best possible developer experience for those looking
to build on the Twitter Platform.
Fostering the developer ecosystem is extremely important
Hi and welcome, Jason
Do you plan to hold any similar event in Europe?
Thanks,
Faustino
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I'm Faustino Forcen (@fforcen) from Madrid, Spain. Programmer in C++,
Cocoa, PHP, Javascript...
I'm about (a week to beta) to launch a web-based twitter-integrated
product with my partner.
Willing to hear from other twitdevelopers in Spain.
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On Tue, Apr 26, 2011 at 10:53 AM, Adam Green 140...@gmail.com wrote:
Welcome, Jason. Let me be the first, but certainly not the last to remind
you that many of us are not in the Bay area. Since airfares cost much less
with 30 days notice, please keep this in mind when announcing developer
Welcome aboard Jason. I'm looking forward to hearing about the event
and to working with you in the future.
-Joel
On Apr 26, 10:20 am, Jason Costa jasonco...@twitter.com wrote:
Hi all,
My name is Jason Costa, and I joined Twitter last week to take on
the role of Developer Relations Manager.
Actually, let me start with what I don't want to see:
1. Announcements of really cool features coming in the future, because
we won't believe that they will ever appear (how are annotations
coming along?).
2. Promises of greatly increased rate limits, because every
announcement of that in the past
Hi there,
I've started a few days ago to implement a tool using Twitter Stream
API and Python/Django. What I need is to get something like the 100
last tweets given a search term.
But when I do a post to http://stream.twitter.com/1/statuses/filter.json
with count=100 and track='galo' (i.e.), I
If you're interested in the past, the Streaming API isn't the right tool for
the job. Any Streaming API connection should be long-lived (not based on an
ad-hoc query) and primarily concerned with the real-time statuses and events
being streamed. The count parameter works for rewinding certain
Site Streams are working very well for me. If the beta is indefinite,
I don't plan to wait much longer before using them in production.
This technology is really impressive, and I'd like to thank all of the
Twitter devs who worked on it.
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I'm sure this has been asked thousands of time, but I can't locate
where so I'll ask it anyway.
I'm in the early stages of implementing a web app which uses Twitter
(and Facebook) as authorising agents for the user to login. There is
currently (currently in the design) no direct user login (i.e.
a) +1 If u prefer Google
b) Like if u prefer facebook
c) RT if the below was a Tweet.
My tiny 2-bit -:
a) Dont forget your outstation developers. Mobile grows faster here.
Cheers
Umashankar Das
On Wed, Apr 27, 2011 at 12:13 AM, Adam Green 140...@gmail.com wrote:
Actually, let me start with
Hi Scott,
There's an extension to OAuth that our team developed for this purpose --
while it's not incredibly wide-spread, it's a viable way to defer
credentials.
Check out http://dev.twitter.com/pages/oauth_echo -- the docs are very
Twitter-centric in this case, but the model can really be
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