We have a user that is causing us to create a search of the form:
Don SomeLastName
which is returning tweets containing don't and SomeLastName.
Thats a no good!
Is there a decent workaround for this by modifying the search? e.g.
Don SomeLastName -don't
but how do you escape the single
I get my list from http://search.twitter.com/advanced.
--
Hwee-Boon
On Jun 3, 10:21 am, Bess bess...@gmail.com wrote:
I'd like to confirm the list of language support on Search API b/c I
couldn't find any documentation in this Google group
andhttp://dev.twitter.com.
From my online search
Can someone give me any suggestion about it?
Many thanks
On 1 Giu, 11:08, byqsri marco.rizze...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi
I'm newbie with Twitter API.
I use OAuth to do authentication.
Now I have this feature to do : From my web application allow to the
user to automatically enter on his profile
On Thu, Jun 3, 2010 at 3:56 AM, byqsri marco.rizze...@gmail.com wrote:
Can someone give me any suggestion about it?
Many thanks
On 1 Giu, 11:08, byqsri marco.rizze...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi
I'm newbie with Twitter API.
I use OAuth to do authentication.
Now I have this feature to do : From my
Sorry , perhaps I have not explained well my problem.
I have done OAuth authentication, I can use Twitter API.
But now I must add a link to my page that if the user click on this
link I redirect to twitter's user profile.
My problem is that if the user is not logged in twitter he has to do
every
Yes , the page where is redirect after login
On 3 Giu, 11:47, Lil Peck lilp...@gmail.com wrote:
On Thu, Jun 3, 2010 at 4:43 AM, byqsri marco.rizze...@gmail.com wrote:
Sorry , perhaps I have not explained well my problem.
I have done OAuth authentication, I can use Twitter API.
But now I
Hi,
I'm writing to express a little concern about the upcoming deprecation
of basic authentication. I have developed several twitter api apps
and I understand the great advantages of using oauth for
authentication, but it has one major downfall that makes things
complicated here in china. That
I have no idea to understand condition of status is duplicated.
status is duplicated condition is update same tweet in few minutes?
or a day?
I want to know exact condition. Have any Ideas?
I would like to second aartiles call for better support. My team had a
screen cast and were ready to do a remote presentation but we couldn't
seem to get the message through (although we tweeted like crazy). Very
very disappointing.
On May 31, 8:43 pm, aartiles aarti...@gmail.com wrote:
I
Thanks for the reply Taylor.
So to get a request token, should I send a POST request with no body?
I'm basing my code around the documentation at http://dev.twitter.com/pages/auth
which says:
Go for the gold. Go for header-based OAuth.
Fair enough. Under Acquiring a request token it also says:
I'd like to create a series of blog posts that take Twitter
application data from various Twitter apps and converts it into
something visual. If you have access to data from your own Twitter
app that you are willing to share, and that you think can reflect a
major trend in the Twitter ecosphere,
Hello,
I am in the process of writing a python web app that should enable the
user to post picture to twitpic using the Oauth Echo authorization
mechanism.
The application is already able to post tweet using the Oauth
authentication so the access_token is available to us in the session.
So my
As far as an application is concerned, the logged in/logged out state of the
Twitter user is immaterial. The REST API is stateless and does not pertain
to a session state. Your application should have no concern about the logged
in status of a user. Landing on a Twitter profile URL does not
We tune the duplicate tweet detection algorithm regularly, so it's difficult
to say with any hard rules at what point a tweet will be considered a
duplicate -- it's not necessarily time-based and more tuned toward the
contents of the last few tweets issued by the user account. If you're use
case
My question is another.
Substantially I would know if is it possible to do an automatic login
to twitter only using OAuth API and withouth know account crediantials
of the user.
On 3 Giu, 17:55, Taylor Singletary taylorsinglet...@twitter.com wrote:
As far as an application is concerned, the
How can this query be too complex?
http://search.twitter.com/search?q=%22for+sale+by+owner%22+near:%22fort+worth%22+within:100mi
It's a very simple geo-targeted query.
Has Search suffered a frontal lobotomy? These searches used to work
before.
On May 24, 2:32 am, Cameron Kaiser
Hello,
I recently received authorization from Twitter to use xAuth for
authentication on an iphone application. I am using the POST method as
described in the docs for xAuth, however, everytime I make my
NSMutableURLRequest I get an 'unsupported url' error. The url I'm using the
post to looks
If you are asking if you can login a user into the twitter.com website using
your applications oauth credentials the answer is no. They only way for a
user to authenticate with the twitter.com website is by giving their
password to twitter.com
Abraham
On Thu, Jun 3, 2010 at 09:34, byqsri
Hi
I've just read about a new Twitter feature coming called 'you both
follow'. Are there any plans for an api endpoint for this?
Richard
You can always use my Intersect API too: http://github.com/abraham/intersect
Abraham
On Thu, Jun 3, 2010 at 10:18, Rich rhyl...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi
I've just read about a new Twitter feature coming called 'you both
follow'. Are there any plans for an api endpoint for this?
Richard
--
Nice collection of infographics.
Abraham
On Thu, Jun 3, 2010 at 07:43, Mo maur...@moluv.com wrote:
I'd like to create a series of blog posts that take Twitter
application data from various Twitter apps and converts it into
something visual. If you have access to data from your own Twitter
Taylor,
I don't understand. Why would Twitter on the one hand do duplicate
checking and on the other hand advise people to add some kind of
unique string to the tweet to circumvent the duplicate checking?
You're basically saying it's okay for an application to automatically
add a randomly
People use Twitter differently. Duplicate prevention is mainly a
protection for standard user use cases and spam protection. There is
value in programmatic use of Twitter that is outside of typical user
experiences, and there are corner cases where duplicate tweets can be
useful. I'm not here to
On Sun, Apr 18, 2010 at 3:37 PM, Raffi Krikorian ra...@twitter.com wrote:
http://api.twitter.com/1/users/profile_image/raffi?size=bigger
we will document this endpoint this week.
Revisiting this topic because after trying various solutions for
retrieving and saving followers' avatars, I
I would greatly appreciate any help.
Here it is the latest evolution of this piece of code :
class TwitpicOAuthRequest(OAuthRequest):
def to_header(self, realm='http://api.twitter.com/'):
headers = super(TwitpicOAuthRequest,
self).to_header(realm=realm)
return
Taylor,
It's about creating confusion and uncertainty.
Is Twitter not going to suspend a user or an application that
generates duplicate content, and appends a randomly generated string
of nonsense to each tweet to thwart your duplicate prevention
measures?
I see this notion of we don't want to
I just looked at your code briefly, but I believe the problem is this
line:
oauth_request = TwitpicOAuthRequest(http_method=POST,
http_url=settings.TWITPIC_API_URL,
The OAuth Request needs to be signed using the Twitter Endpoint
(https://api.twitter.com/1/account/verify_credentials.json), not
Thanks Steve for your reply but has you could see in the second code snippet
I have posted i have changed this from POST to GET without much success.
I had also replaced the http_url has you suggest.
One of my question is how does the file should be sent in the ?
multipart_encode or urlencode
It may not help fix your problem but I would recommend upgrading to the
python-oauth2 library. (Don't be confused by the name; it's not an oauth 2.0
library, but just the next generation of the original oauth 1.0a library that
Leah Culver wrote). There are bunch of little issues with the
Zac,
I would love to do this but I can't find any documentation on how to do
Oauth Echo with python-oauth2. I would gladly switch to python-ouath2 if I
could find some code showing How to use it to post a picture on twitpic :
http://dev.twitpic.com/docs/2/upload/
hi-
when I make a tweetbox with default text, the Tweet button is grayed
out. Only when I click inside the text area of the tweetbox does the
Tweet button become clickable.
Is there anyway to make it clickable without someone having to click
inside the box? The default text doesn't usually need
Hello All,
When accessing the blocks/exists api, I do not get valid reponses:
In the console:
{
request: /1/blocks/exists.json,
error: Not found
}
(example:
http://groups.google.com/group/twitter-dev-anywhere/browse_thread/thread/df3ade5d73b98150
Abraham
On Thu, Jun 3, 2010 at 17:30, James Kim ja...@keytweet.com wrote:
hi-
when I make a tweetbox with default text, the Tweet button is grayed
out. Only when I click inside the text area of the
Hi Yann,
I don't see anything obvious that stands out as wrong to me in your
implementation from just looking at it, but I'm not sure. I do have OAuth Echo
code working for Twitpic but using the OAuth2 library. If you don't figure out
an answer, you can hit me up off the list and I'll see if I
I might be overlooking something, but it seems like users/lookup isn't
working. I tried it using my app credentials and got the following
message:
{
errors: [
{
code: 17,
message: No user matches for specified terms
}
]
}
Just to be sure, I went to
Thanks Abraham. After I started writing I found a few other
compilations, but none of them referenced the originating article and
designer, so I kept going. There are a lot of mad geniuses out
there. The videos are especially creative.
On Jun 3, 10:20 am, Abraham Williams 4bra...@gmail.com
This is the feedback I gave to Twitter as part of the hackfest. Sharing it
here, hoping that we could discuss the idea further.
Lack of strictly defined data-types is going to be like a dynamic
programming language. Every client will have to do it's own type checking.
For example, an annotation
Hi,
I was just thinking regarding the newly proposed annotations, would it
be possible to embed the annotations into the HTML of Twitter.com?
Currently, information such as status id, creation date etc are
included in the HTML tags, which allow some interesting Chrome/Firefox
plugins to be
On Fri, Jun 4, 2010 at 9:41 AM, Harshad RJ harshad...@gmail.com wrote:
Suggestions for data-types:
int : Integer
float : Floating point number
url : A well formed URL
To add to this list of data-types:
str: To force to a string
Say, you have an attribute whose label ends with _int. So to
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