Yeah, you're right.
On Oct 26, 11:15 pm, Cameron Kaiser [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is it possible to send a notification to a twitter user? Direct
message or email or anything?
You can always send a direct message to a user you have a following
relationship with, but if you mean an
Yeah Cameron, I was afraid of that. :( dang it.
I'm confused about what this does. Can anyone help me understand it?
My n00bness does not comprehend it:
Notification Methods
follow
Enables notifications for updates from the specified user to the
authenticating user. Returns the
using the standard search api url...
http://search.twitter.com/search.json?q=brown
couple things:
• only seem to get the 400 when I make the query using curl, and the
400 shows up randomly (it seems), whereas often times the search
request works without problems
• I tried using a little
Hi all,
Does anyone know how long it takes to get an IP whitelisted? I submitted a
request yesterday. Not being able to make more than 70 requests an hour
makes development and testing impossible...
Thanks!
Yu-Shan
Thanks Matt
I think when you said The LWP library is finicky about
authentication, you nailed it. There's more than one way to tell LWP
how to authenticate, and calling 'basic_authorization' on the request
object seems to make Twitter happy, whereas calling 'credentials' on
the user agent object
I am aware of the example in the documentation.
Thanks for pointing it out and I apologize for not mentioning before
that I had tried the format listed in the documentation.
For example:
$this-twitterHost .= direct_messages.xml?since=Sun%2C+26+Oct
+22%3:55%3:48+000+2008;
results in error number
Your date does not appear to be properly CGI-encoded:
Date.parse(CGI.unescape(Sun%2C+26+Oct+22%3:55%3:48+000+2008))
= Mon, 26 Oct 0022
That's what Ruby in our development environment thinks your date is.
Those %3s might be the culprit.
On Mon, Oct 27, 2008 at 2:01 PM, Kris [EMAIL PROTECTED]
using, for example,
http://search.twitter.com/search.json?q=term
seems to be totally random if it returns 400 or success... although
one potential weird thing is I wrote a recursive function that would
keep trying until it returns a success, and it kept returning 400.
But if I just hit it
I am the developer of Net::Twitter.
Or, at least, I was before I handed it off because I grew tired of trying to
keep up with the foibles of the API. But, since the new guy hasn't released
anything, my name is still on the most recent version. So I get emails from
people, and questions on
I'm experiencing a similar issue with my Dashboard Twitter client
using XMLHttpRequest.
I'm using JSON as my format and receive a Not Found response when
requesting the authenticating user's timeline. I pass the user
credentials as part of the URL. ie:
http://username:[EMAIL
You entirely right Chris. The onus is on us. I'll get this fixed up
tomorrow. Sorry to anyone who lost time on this bug!
On Mon, Oct 27, 2008 at 7:10 PM, Chris Thompson
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am the developer of Net::Twitter.
Or, at least, I was before I handed it off because I grew
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