At first glance, it seems that you should track on the keywords you
care about with the Streaming API, and then sort by user on your
client end.
The count parameter allows clients to mask data loss at reconnection-
time. It won't be sufficient for your purposes as the look back is
only a few
it happens even more often now...
On Sep 9, 3:50 am, Jonathan Smith jonathansmith...@gmail.com wrote:
This happens to me when I do json get requests as well.
It happens very inconsistently during a normal session, but I can
almost always reproduce it if I let the client sit for a while and
Hi All,
any update on that?
How are you handling e-mail logins?
Regards.
On Sep 6, 5:06 pm, twittme_mobi nlupa...@googlemail.com wrote:
Hello Abraham,
currently this method is returning empty response e.g. .
If it returns empty response - my application knows that this is
sicessfulllogin,
Raffi,
I fully understand the concern about privacy. To that end, here's
something you may want to consider:
Have application / web-site over-rides of the geo-code enable be
another option on OAuth. This way a user can control the creation of
geo-coding in their tweets on a finer grain basis.
2009/9/9 Matt Sanford m...@twitter.com
Hi There,
I'm sorry this never got updated. Some changes have been made and
are waiting to go out now. When I switched from working on the
Platform (formerly API) team to my focus on international I took over
this issue.
Once this current fix
hi i am working in php . with username and apssed i did the follow . but
through auth token . i am unable to do . kindly help
thanks
Binu george
On Tue, Sep 8, 2009 at 1:57 PM, dizid glasw...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi binu,
Well, the first thing anyone who might be able to help you needs to
You're a LIFE SAVER man. Thank you very much.
And I couldn't agree more: @twitterapi should have notified us. I sent
him a @reply but got no answer so far.
On Sep 8, 11:10 pm, Hrishikesh Bakshi bakshi.hrishik...@gmail.com
wrote:
Quick fix:
Add q=* to your URL
On Tue, Sep 8, 2009 at 10:04
Big thanks from my side, it works perfect !
On 8 Sep., 20:25, Stuart stut...@gmail.com wrote:
2009/9/8 Chris abcnoct...@googlemail.com:
Hi everybody,
I'm trying to use the widget to have a shoutbox.
I'm using this one:
http://twitter.com/goodies/widget_search
I am using iframes,
Up until yesterday this had been working fine for months. Now, if I
send the following query to the search API it gives me an error that I
have to enter a query
Here is the call that used to work:
http://search.twitter.com/search.json?geocode=39.031721,-77.50482,5mirpp=100
HTTP Return Code:
Great news! Unfortunately, i'm still getting a 401 with any account I
try.
On Sep 8, 8:33 pm, John Kalucki jkalu...@gmail.com wrote:
A few corner cases were causing excessive rate limiting on the
Streaming API. One bad login, perhaps due to an unparsable predicate,
or other minor validation
First, does it worth with curl?
Second, you may have a client that doesn't preemptively basic auth,
yet fails to respond to the challenge. Try forcing immediate basic
auth. You can trace with tcpdump.
Third, stop all Streaming API clients for 15 minutes. Try once with
your client, or, ideally,
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
this issue still pops up :
http://twitter.com/friends/ids/downingstreet.xml?page=3
Hi!
I'm trying to display a twitterfeed in my Flex app, but it simply wont
show. Could someone please point out what the problem is?
The code: http://norskwebforum.no/pastebin/11139
On Mon, Sep 7, 2009 at 10:37 PM, John Kalucki jkalu...@gmail.com wrote:
[...]
You can simulate streaming the with_friends timeline by grabbing your
following list to populate a follow parameter to the /1/statuses/
filter.format resource. You can also simulate mentions by defining a
track
I was able to post using that exact same code (except for
concatenating “curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_USERPWD, {$twitter_user}: ”
and “{$twitter_password}); ” which I assume were split when you
posted the code.
See http://twitter.com/artificllc/status/3864629956
I get the following error when I try to interact with a twitter-feed.
Tryed a google-search, but I have noe idea what this error means nor
how to fix it:
Warning: Ignoring 'secure' attribute in policy file from
http://twitter.com/crossdomain.xml. The 'secure' attribute is only
permitted in
Hello,
My mobile app uses the search api, and we do fill in the User Agent
header to identify our application. Starting around last week it
appears as though the search api is limiting our searches, which
originate directly from our user's mobile devices.
Does anyone have any thoughts around
We're seeing a weird error occur with the API in the past few days:
every so often, users will get malformed JSON data. From our app, the
following message is displayed:
http://files.iconfactory.net/craig/bugs/TwitterYAJL.jpg
That error occurs when the JSON data can't be parsed.
I'd like to
This sounds like the same issue many of us have been reporting where
we get back HTML data instead of the expected JSON or XML response...
I expect if you added logging to collect the raw response you would
find it looks like the responses detailed in the tickets below... We
get a similar parsing
Point your mobile device through a web proxy that you control. Monitor
the traffic there with tcpdump.
On Sep 9, 7:07 am, Naveen A knig...@gmail.com wrote:
It might be useful if detailed (step by step) instructions of how to
generate the debug information twitter needs to track down this HTTP
hi jim.
that's definitely interesting - i don't think this will make it into
the first release, but i like the per-app permissions notion based on
oauth. it fits well on the grant permission read or grant
permission write options in oauth in general.
Raffi,
I fully understand the
Thank John,
I wish it were that simple, it does not happen as often when the
request doesn't come from the Mobile Carriers servers.. Our client
actually makes use of direct to twitter connections (thorugh mobile
carrier) as well as proxied connections through our servers depending
on the
Using the count param on statuses/filter.json gives 416 status code.
I've tried positive numbers (1, 10, 100) i've tried negatives (-1, -5,
-10) but no matter what, I get a 416.
The count parameter is only allowed on the Firehose and on certain
filter roles, as documented on the wiki. All other cases will result
in a 416. I updated the Wiki to clarify the negative cases.
-John Kalucki
http://twitter.com/jkalucki
Services, Twitter Inc.
On Sep 9, 10:03 am, Andrew
As mentioned previously, the Twitter operations team will artificially
increase the maximum status ID to 4294967296 this coming Friday,
September 11th. This action is part of routine database upgrades and
maintenance.
If your Twitter API application stores status IDs, please be sure that
your
Another note: the Search API documentation has been updated to reflect
that querying based on geocode is not compatible with disjunctions (OR
queries).
Please see the Operator Limits section of
http://apiwiki.twitter.com/Twitter-Search-API-Method:-search.
On Wed, Sep 9, 2009 at 11:19, Samuel
Hey Folks,
The bug is specifically that all queries using the geocode parameter
with no query string return no results. We'll launch a bug fix today.
In the interim, you can use the geocode: operator in the query string
or add a bogus string as someone else has suggested. Sorry for the
Once the retweet feature is launched, some statuses flowing through
all /1/statuses resources in the Streaming API will be annotated as
retweets. Clients using reasonable JSON and XML parsers shouldn't
require a change. Clients using brittle parsers, or those not
projecting result fields, but
May I know when and where was it mentioned that it will be
artificially increased this coming Friday?
--
Hwee-Boon
On Sep 10, 2:49 am, Alex Payne a...@twitter.com wrote:
As mentioned previously, the Twitter operations team willartificially
increase the maximum status ID to 4294967296 this
Hi,
I use EpiOAuth for my Twitter dashboard application hosted on a
dedicated server, jmathai's async cURL Twitter class, memcached for
caching responses.
Almost every day, more frequently past days/weeks, my server logs API
errors that literally drives the site down, requiring the server to be
Sorry, an error in phrasing. It was previously mentioned that this
change was pending. We had not previously announced a date for the
change.
Normally, we prefer to provide more advance notice where possible, but
I'm letting you all know immediately after our operations team
informed me that it
Sorry, why is it not compatible with disjunctions? That seems like a
bug, not a change in functionality. Basically what you're saying is
that if I search for edmonton and geocode it, I get location
information. Or if I search for #yeg and geocode it, I get location
information. But if I search
I note that this is when Twestival (http://twestival.com/) is on so a
lot of developers maybe at events while this happens
On Sep 9, 7:49 pm, Alex Payne a...@twitter.com wrote:
As mentioned previously, the Twitter operations team will artificially
increase the maximum status ID to 4294967296
http://code.google.com/p/twitter-api/issues/detail?id=1025
On Aug 28, 6:17 pm, Chad Etzel c...@twitter.com wrote:
If you can find specific examples and send them to a...@twitter.com
that will help us. Also if you can file a ticket that will help track
I ran some tests from our RightScale instances and sent the guys at
a...@twitter.com some curl traces and tcpdump data that I was able to
capture.
It does appear to happen when some period of time has lagged and
twitter isn't hit. But after a few requests, the problem no longer
manifests
Why the parameter near is not avaible for api search on twitter?
What i can't understand is...
I can search on search.twitter.com this query:@twitter OR @twitterapi
near:Brasil
http://search.twitter.com/search...@twitter+or+@twitterapi+near:Brasil
If i click on Feed for this query i can get
Hi All,
Just want to make sure we're all on the same page here...
By malformed JSON, do you mean stuff that looks like json, but the
parser barfs on it
or
do you mean We're getting back HTML when we're expecting JSON
The data dump that Matt sent us was the latter, but I was wondering if
Craig
And nobody thought about the significance of accelerating anything called a
*pocolypse to be on the anniversary of a date that thousands died in a
terrorist attack Tactful Twitter... Real Tactful
On Wed, Sep 9, 2009 at 1:00 PM, Alex Payne a...@twitter.com wrote:
Sorry, an error in
Hello, fellow brazilian developer.
You should read the search API documentation. It says you cannot use
the near operator via the API to geocode arbitrary locations.
To geocode a location (i.e., to get coordinates for a given city,
country or state name) you should take a look at the Google
On 9/9/09 6:29 PM, Nicholas Moline wrote:
And nobody thought about the significance of accelerating anything
called a *pocolypse to be on the anniversary of a date that thousands
died in a terrorist attack Tactful Twitter... Real Tactful
Now, now - this is the Twitpocalypse, not the
Twitter is in league with Al Qaida! You heard it first here, folks!
Ok, seriously, this message I wrote wasn't worth the electrons it took
to transmit it... let's see if I can increase the s2n ratio:
4294967296, that an unsigned 32-bit int? ok, fair enough. i know some
of my apps use signed
Wouldn't we get a lot of irrelevant users that way? Is it possible to
stream both on user id's an keywords, or is it one or the other?
Regarding the count, would it be possible to access the API every 5
minutes, say, using a negative count parameter? Or better just to use
the streaming feature
You can filter by userid or by track keyword, but not both. You cannot
use count with track or with the default filter access.
There are many examples of Streaming API clients, and it's not hard at
all to build your own. Many hundreds have done so before you. The
streaming API is not intended to
Chad: I don't know at this point.
The error occurs on our iPhone app and we don't log anything
(performance memory reasons.) I haven't been able to generate the
error in my test environment (where I can log stuff.)
BUT getting back HTML when we're expecting JSON makes sense to me.
I've feed
Can you help?
I want to search Streaming OR Search (not fussed which) for Keyword
(say Wimbledon) then ReTweet those individual results.
1. Search
2. ReTweet each search item including (via @xyz)
Now I have seen this done in a spammy fashion, which is poor, so to
reassure the group: I don;t
For those using the iphone and tweetdeck, you can click the locate
icon and your iPhone: Long:Lat is updated on your profilie.location.
I am interested in GEO locate, so products can find you.
Example, You are on interstate driving or passenger, and it is after
3am, and you tweet...
Holiday Inn
if you were on signed32 you'd have had a problem a long time ago. not quite
sure why people haven't just taken to treating/storing as strings -- sure
there's a bit more overhead mem/storage-wise, but you don't have to change
your code every few months.
On Wed, Sep 9, 2009 at 16:45, Joseph Cheek
Something like this is going to require a server-side language, like PHP,
Perl, Ruby, etc. JavaScript wont cut it.
I'm not sure how you'd do this without it being spammy though. IMO it should
be manual, or at least semi-manual using a queue of some sort that you need
to approve prior to it going
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