Hello Twitterati!!!
I'm writing a Twitter feed tool to help me complete my grad thesis
(would be happy to share it, this is non-commercial) and the one
problem I have now is how do I get a single, historical status
returned to me in json format? If someone could reply with the get
syntax for
I have already tried to load my account @carlagasparian in several
computers and in differentes IPs and it won't load since fryday the
13th. The page appears as if it were blank. My computer manged to load
my settings, but not my timeline. My tweetdeck is working, but it says
that there has been
Are there any examples of AppleScript being used in conjunction with
the new Twitter 2.1 client for the Mac? I have an idea for a small
script, but don't know how to go about starting to use the new
support.
I've been looking at the AppleScript dictionary for the Twitter app in
Script Editor,
oauth_body_hash isn't official OAuth 1.0a and you should not be including it
in your signature base string, POST parameters, authorization header, or
otherwise. While it may not be causing your problem, it also might not be
helping.
It's best for you to use authorization headers instead of using
Thanks for the feedback Brian. Late response here, but I'd be more
than willing to provide you with more details regarding our
application in a private email. You should be receiving said email
shortly.
Regards,
Corey
On Apr 14, 1:12 pm, Brian Sutorius bsutor...@twitter.com wrote:
While the
This is from a PHP app I built using a the the twitter-async class:
$tweet = $twob-get('/statuses/show/'.$tw_id.'.json?include_entities=true');
Whatever language you are using, the url you are looking for is:
'/statuses/show/'.$tw_id.'.json?include_entities=true'
Documentation:
Also, if you're looking for tweets by a specific user, it's much better to
browse their user timeline directly rather than using the Search API (which
only goes back a few days):
http://dev.twitter.com/doc/get/statuses/user_timeline
Example invocation:
GET
Hi,
I just wanted to ask of how to make the twitter's background better, because
sometimes it looks wrong in size. Is it because it's based on auto resize?
Thanks and I will appreciate your response.
Best Regards,
Lorilen
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Twitter developer documentation and resources:
I'm working with a research group at the Ohio State University that is
interested in using tweets to study communication. Our project is
made up of sociologists and geographers, and we are particularly
interested in looking at social networks and the space-time context of
discussions. We want to
Hi Johnathan,
Sorry for any confusion. This policy item requires that if you cache
Twitter geo data, it must be stored with the rest of the tweet from
where it came (including tweet text).
Hope that helps,
Brian Sutorius
Twitter API Policy
On May 16, 9:41 am, Johnathan Rush rus...@gmail.com
Can I be allowed to place an opt-in app on my home page in twitter?
Debbie
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Change
I ran into this as well, only on a few of the endpoints I was trying
to hit. In my case, I'd left off the .json at the end of the
request url. Seems like the service would have given a better message
than Could not authenticate with OAuth.
On Mar 31, 10:03 am, Mauro Asprea mauroasp...@gmail.com
Hello,
I have been using Twitter API for research purposes and created an
ngram dataset of a tweet corpus that I have collected over the time. I
want to make this dataset public for research purposes so other
researchers may carry out their own studies without having to create a
similar corpus. I
Hey Amaç,
Since the dataset you plan to distribute does not include Twitter
content directly from the API, you can totally post it for public
consumption. We allow tweet IDs to be shared in datasets like these,
so if it would help fellow researchers to compare your results to the
original corpus,
Hi everyone,
Is there any technical way to protect/unprotect accounts using an API call?
Or I have to rely on POSTing to Twitter's setting page?
I want to put a checkbox in a client to make a single tweet public, by
unprotecting the account for a while.
Thanks!
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Slds,
Gonzalo.
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Twitter
Great, thanks for the additional info Brian!
Amaç
On 16 Mayıs, 15:53, Brian Sutorius bsutor...@twitter.com wrote:
Hey Amaç,
Since the dataset you plan to distribute does not include Twitter
content directly from the API, you can totally post it for public
consumption. We allow tweet IDs to
Hi Gonzalo,
There's no way to toggle between protected and unprotected account states
via the API -- the only valid way to change the setting is for the user to
do it of their own volition using a web browser while logged in to Twitter
-- any automation of the submission of that toggle state by
Hi Taylor,
Thanks for you fast and complete answer.
There is no way to set the protected state of a single tweet. Toggling
between the two account-level states effects all tweets issued by that
author and changing it for the purposes of a single tweet is inadvisable.
I would recommend that
Thanks for the information, Brian!
On May 16, 1:02 pm, Brian Sutorius bsutor...@twitter.com wrote:
Hi Johnathan,
Sorry for any confusion. This policy item requires that if you cache
Twitter geo data, it must be stored with the rest of the tweet from
where it came (including tweet text).
Hey everyone,
Later this week we'll start to add two new fields to the user object
responses from the Streaming and REST APIs (not Search). Due to caching, not
all objects will have these fields immediately so you should check they are
present in the response before using them.
The two
As an aside to this thread... In regards to changing the status of an account
from public to private or vice versa, does this only affect the tweets coming
after the change or does it change the whole user's timeline past to present?
Similarly if an account was private and is toggled to public,
Just to follow up on this, the correct additional fields are:
profile_image_url_https
profile_background_image_url_https
The original email missed the _url in profile_image_url_https.
Best
@themattharris
On May 16, 3:27 pm, Matt Harris thematthar...@twitter.com wrote:
Hey everyone,
When the account is toggled to public, all the tweets are visible to anyone,
and can be indexed by any service. But they're not added to twitter's search
index. Only the tweets made with the account configured as public are
indexed by twitter search. Is the same for mentions.
So, if you change
On May 15, 7:50 pm, Carla Gasparian Sartori
carlagaspariansart...@gmail.com wrote:
I have already tried to load my account @carlagasparian in several
computers and in differentes IPs and it won't load since fryday the
13th. The page appears as if it were blank. My computer manged to load
my
Hi Matt,
Thanks for the update.
Is there any plan to add these fields to the search API results?
-- Shachar
On May 17, 1:27 am, Matt Harris thematthar...@twitter.com wrote:
Hey everyone,
Later this week we'll start to add two new fields to the user object
responses from the Streaming and
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