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Thanks,
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Hi!
I am developing an android application and want to integrate Twitter.
What I understand is if on user's device, official android Twitter app
is installed then we can authenticate using account manager.
AccountsByType is com.twitter.android.auth.login
and if not installed then show web page.
I had most of the same thoughts already mentioned in this thread so
wont reiterate everyone, except to add that this seems like a rather
sudden and disruptive change coming just after #devnestsf where
Twitter made a point that it was trying to provide better guidance so
companies that rely on the
of the connection string
to anyone, it is only used internally.
Less likely but possible, the WIFI you are using is routing you
redirecting to you a landing page to login to the WIFI access.
--Naveen Ayyagari
SocialScope
On Apr 13, 12:41 pm, Mickey ng.mic...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi
On blackberry
if there is no timeout set..
I am also curious if there was a change made that would be attributed
to this change in behavior.
--Naveen
On Feb 28, 2:14 am, Colin Howe colintheh...@googlemail.com wrote:
Hi,
We've started seeing the API drop a lot of our requests. No error, no
response at all. Is this a known
their password IF they
have been authorized using the xAuth like mechanism. This is confusing for us
as the developer, but seems to make sense to the majority of users.
I think this is more of a user education issue than an actual technical issue..
--Naveen
On Feb 2, 2011, at 6:53 AM, Scott
Also seems to happen with the geocode parameter, adding a since_id
makes the results return but we should not be able to that.
On Nov 29, 10:22 am, clichekiller clichekil...@gmail.com wrote:
This has been a problem for some time now, is nothing be done to
address it? The since fix isn't great
://twitter.com/fredfiigglehorn/statuses/1065440
http://twitter.com/happyBeSacky/statuses/1057244
http://twitter.com/dcorsetto/statuses/17776966516
--Naveen
On Jul 4, 9:42 pm, John Kalucki j...@twitter.com wrote:
I don't have all the details, but there was at least one deploy today around
Hello,
Hoping we can get post on status.twitter.com about @replies not
showing up... We have been getting a lot of reports that they are
missing, and a quick twitter search seems to indicate it is not
limited to our application.
on
search.twitter.com website.
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/27113/search_wierdness.jpg
I have seen this strange behavior via the api as well and it is a bit
confusing.
--Naveen Ayyagari
SocialScope
@knight9
+1 on the additional parameter to optionally request the data. Every
byte counts for mobile device battery life and download time.
--Naveen Ayyagari
@knight9
On May 13, 8:13 pm, Dewald Pretorius dpr...@gmail.com wrote:
Raffi,
This is all good, but can you please make the inclusion
We see the same huge latency and timeouts as well (our timeouts are
also at 30 seconds).
We running out of a US data center on multiple machines, we see this
issue on all if our servers.
I agree with @tjaap, would like to hear twitters reaction as well.
On May 7, 6:02 pm, Tjaap
of our users (we are still in the process of
switching over to OAuth)? Should I just XXX those out?
On May 8, 1:50 pm, Ryan Sarver rsar...@twitter.com wrote:
Raj, Naveen, @tjaap,
Do any of you still have tcp dumps of the calls you were making that were
getting long timeouts?
On Sat, May 8
This is great.
I love the twurl interface at http://dev.twitter.com/console
Just a thought/suggestion, a link to the documentation when a method
is chosen from the drop down list. Its not critical, i can look it up;
it would just be a nice extra to save me a few extra clicks.
--Naveen Ayyagari
this type of information is valuable to
the user, but user objects (not ids) would be required to create a UI
for someone to view and then interact with such requests.
--Naveen Ayyagari
@knight9
@SocialScope
On Apr 13, 7:32 pm, Dana Contreras d...@twitter.com wrote:
We've deployed two new methods
free to tear apart my assumptions
or if there is some security risk I am not considering with this type
of implementation?
--Naveen Ayyagari
@knight9
@SocialScope
On Apr 13, 9:06 pm, Raffi Krikorian ra...@twitter.com wrote:
Is there API endpoints planned to accept/reject incoming and cancel
line,
without changing how we request data from twitter (i.e. since_id
doesn't break)
--Naveen Ayyagari
@knight9
@SocialScope
On Apr 8, 7:01 pm, Brian Smith br...@briansmith.org wrote:
What does “within the caveats given above” mean? Either since_id will work or
it won’t. It seems to me
envision the situation
as more likely than you seem to believe and figure as tweet velocity
increases, the likelihood will also increase; But I am assuming have
better data to support your viewpoint than I and shall defer.
--Naveen Ayyagari
@knight9
@SocialScope
On Apr 8, 7:37 pm, Mark McBride mmcbr
I have a search request that doesnt seem to work properly. I noticed
when I was trying to refresh and no new posts were coming in, but it
appears to not be working even on first search
I have include the HTTP request and response, below, you can see that
no results are returned, however a max_id
there a change userB message wont get delivered if its id is
lower than userAs message and I happen to query the API just before
userB but right after userA posted?
--Naveen
On Mar 26, 4:41 pm, Taylor Singletary taylorsinglet...@twitter.com
wrote:
Hi Developers,
It's no secret that Twitter is growing
I am still a little unclear if we will be able to determine the correct
since_id to pass to the api by always looking for the largest tweet id we have
seen.
It seems if two messages are posted at very close to same time, they may not be
sequential since the bottom bits will be randomly
and Jamaica are being confused for some Indian cities.
Plz help.
Thanks
Naveen
I would have to agree with mat. But to each their own. The return
codes frequently make no sense from twitter, so i guess the fact that
it doesn't make sense it is irrelevant, so long as it is consistent.
On Dec 3, 6:29 pm, mat mat.st...@gmail.com wrote:
Given that 400 is bad request, and the
This unorderedness is confusing to users.. They see their number of
followers increase, then when they open their list of followers, the
same set of people are always shown.. They are expecting to see their
newest followers at the top of the list like they do on the twitter
website.
Its not even
We are seeing this issue as well..
We create a list with:
http://apiwiki.twitter.com/Twitter-REST-API-Method%3A-POST-lists
This is returning all valid data with an id for the list, which
indicates it was successfully created..
However when we try to get status for the list it is returning 404
is
anything significant some method of searching/sorting through
available trends will be extremely useful.
--Naveen
On Nov 9, 5:13 pm, Raffi Krikorian ra...@twitter.com wrote:
We've heard from lots of users that trending topics, as seen on the
twitter.com homepage and on search.twitter.com
+1
Is there no way to view the lists that a user is subscribed to? As a
client, it seems kind of silly that we can't allow the user to view a
list that they already subscribe to with out them having to go find
the list again. Kind of a big hole, because that means we will have to
cache a
+1 I was wondering this as well.
On Oct 30, 2009, at 2:23 PM, Jim Gilliam wrote:
I assume lists_count must be coming to the user payload, but haven't
heard anyone mention it.
Jim
I have seen these in our users logs as well. I wasn't sure if it was
twitter or a mobile gateway they were using.
On Oct 29, 2009, at 11:41 AM, hima wrote:
Hi
I am trying to collect users data from twitter, like the number of
followers, number of tweets, the time the user' account is
that the list has something new to display.
Thanks to anyone who can clarify if I am misunderstanding something.
--Naveen
On Oct 28, 6:14 pm, Marcel Molina mar...@twitter.com wrote:
Real soon now. We appreciate everyone's patience while we gradually
ramp up traffic to lists to ensure we've got
.
On Wed, Oct 28, 2009 at 5:43 PM, Naveen knig...@gmail.com wrote:
How does one keep a list up to date for a client without the concept
of since_id, like we have for the timeline methods? I look at a lists
as just a different timeline (granted one filtered to specific
users),
but that is how I
or not,
you can compare the status sent to api and the status returned
from api
in
your application code.
-aj
On Fri, Oct 23, 2009 at 1:51 PM, Naveen knig...@gmail.com wrote:
Here are two threads related to this issue.
http://groups.google.com/group/twitter-development-talk/browse_thread
+1 also can not connect to twitter api from any of our servers.
On Oct 18, 2009, at 10:32 AM, Mark Ng wrote:
+1 can't connect from slicehost.com (I believe in St. Louis).
2009/10/18 Michael Ivey michael.i...@gmail.com:
Further info I've collected:
Can't connect from:
ATT DSL in South
Is there a specific way we can construct our request to mitigate the
non-json response? I have used a few different twitter clients on the
same mobile device and some of them do not seem to be plagued with the
bad data like we are? Does including something in the header help get
us through
Hello,
Sorry I don't have full curl responses, but I haven't been able to
reproduce via curl.. The below is from our logs as the response to a
statuses/update.xml request. It looks like twitter is overloaded and
is attempting to redirect to 503.html but permissions for that file
are not set
It might be useful if detailed (step by step) instructions of how to
generate the debug information twitter needs to track down this HTTP
data being returned on the API, I am not sure how much data you are
getting but I would really like to provide as much as I possibly can
and provide others
from, the
account(s) used, a curl(1) -vvv trace, and a tcpdump of the failure to
be sent to a...@twitter.com.
--Naveen A.
On Sep 9, 12:02 pm, Craig Hockenberry craig.hockenbe...@gmail.com
wrote:
We're seeing a weird error occur with the API in the past few days:
every so often, users will get
, I apparently put my initial response on the wrong thread,
as I am referring to the HTML META-REFRESH issues with 200 responses
that many have been seeing.
--Naveen Ayyagari
On Sep 9, 12:16 pm, John Kalucki jkalu...@gmail.com wrote:
Point your mobile device through a web proxy that you control
Its going to be hard to please everyone, if there is a delay when
followers are actually being added to the list, then users will be
confused or annoyed why the following numbers are out of sync. People
generally expect realtime changes, especially on twitter where many
people use it to have
While this issue is known and does show up on the list fairly
frequently, I think the best solution is to point users who report
this to the number of existing issues filed for this bug so that they
may STAR them and be kept up to date about what is going on with the
issue.
We are seeing this HTML META REFRESH as well from our clients. We are
a mobile application and seeing this issue more and more frequently to
the point that application is not functioning properly, its hard for
use to provide any specific ip data as the carriers are most likely
proxying the
Still waiting to get some kind of acknowledgment...
http://code.google.com/p/twitter-api/issues/detail?id=949
I am seeing this issue as well. Users are reporting it very frequently
now...
At first I thought it was a bug in the client, but it happens every
time I try to delete a status right now, and it has become one of the
highest reported bugs in out app.
Twitter reports 400 with the JSON
A quick google search shows how to use the Embeded Safari browser to
change the user-agent.
If you change the user-agent to something a desktop would use, it
should work for you.
Realize though that this will then give the desktop presentation of
the website, which may not be ideal..
+1 on this.
I think the ReTweet concept is more complex than the model in the
Retweet API described. While twitter has always been a keep it simple
service, I think you will find many users wont use this new
functionality if they can't use it the way they do currently (with
additional
catcalls,
I would like to know what open source software you have contributed
and where they are located. I need to know to avoid using your work at
all costs.
Many open source software projects have dependencies, this DLL has a
dependency on Log4Net, the solution is simple, download
Just wanted to report that we are back up and running for the most
part as well, BUT quite a number of our servers are still experiencing
some BlackOut periods where twitter fails to respond and connections
time out. They seem to last about 5-10 minutes each. We are running
quite a few
, Naveen Ayyagariknig...@gmail.com
wrote:
Sometimes the rate_limit_status call is not returning a 302 to
redirect, or the rate_limit_status xml, but HTML with a meta refresh
in it (which curl doesnt understand to follow redirect/retry).
Its not huge problem for us, but it can affect some
1. OAuth rarely works - I tried a number of your apps and it seems
to work 1 out of 6-7 times. As a note, it worked better with Safari,
but not every time.
-Not applicable
2. 302 redirect
- not sure anymore since our code has been updated to follow them
automatically.
3.
Most calls seem to be working much better for us.
in response to the rate_limit_status call, I get HTML back
occasionally.. looks like the fail whale page and 502 twitter over
capacity..
Got this one about 10 min ago.
08-09-09 19:40:15rate_limit_status response(502): !DOCTYPE html
Chris ,
We implemented something like this network status using the
rate_limit_status call (for the IP), while some of the numbers are
sometimes wonky with this api right now we poll this every 5 minutes
and set a flag to enable or disable all twitter requests from the
server
Sometimes the rate_limit_status call is not returning a 302 to
redirect, or the rate_limit_status xml, but HTML with a meta refresh
in it (which curl doesnt understand to follow redirect/retry).
Its not huge problem for us, but it can affect some throttling code
people may or may not be
the request or not, I'm still at 0
hits remaining whenever I try that same script on my server. But, if
I try it somewhere else, I have all 100. Am I blacklisted?
--
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http://www.netomatix.com
API. I don't see a problem with that.
Doug: Presumably the body of the 403 response will contain a suitable
descriptive error message in the usual format?
-Stuart
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2009/6/16 Naveen Kohli naveenko...@gmail.com:
Why would you make decision based
All Tweetshrap users, please update TwitterStatus object to use long for
InReplyToStatusId property. Otherwise you will be getting overflow errors.
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Subject: [twitter-dev] Re: New Dev + API Call Problems
I found out through the TweetSharp group that They had to make an
update to their wrapper due to a change from twitter.
On Jun 11, 1:30 pm, Naveen Kohli naveenko
Put a break point right after you send request to Twitter to get response
and see what is being returned. I have a feeling that you are running into
request rate limit. And the response you are getting back is not getting
translated to your collection objects.
Do you use any third party libraries
/g,
'+').replace(/\*/g, '%2A').replace(/\//g, '%2F').replace(/@/g, '%40');
}
})
/script
!-- javascript ends here --
the json returns true or falsebut still it doesnt seem to work
can anyone refine the code???
--
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http://www.netomatix.com
and just fails to post the
message without an error message to the client.
I believe this is a bug in the API.
Has anyone else seen this?
Thanks.
--Naveen
, can you shed some light on how a third party
website will be able to get long term user-specific credentials from
twitter?
Best and thnx
Naveen
On Feb 2, 9:31 pm, dougw igu...@gmail.com wrote:
Naveen,
Storing user credentials is never ideal but with basic auth,
applications that want to make
oauth, will there be a way for other
friend
networks to continuously be able to fetch a twitter user's feed after
first time Oauth based authorization by using the user specific token
on a long-term basis?
Naveen
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