You're only reading... why would authorization be needed?
On Sep 2, 12:45 am, clearmedia ch...@clearmedia.com.au wrote:
not sure. I'm not using any authorization etc...?
Thanks guys - thats all I needed to hear!
So here's the deal. We've had the Twitter API integrated into
Pwned.com for many months now. One problem we keep running into is
that it updates our members Twitter WAY later. For example, it says so
and so is playing on-line, but we processed that request hours ago and
then it finally shows up
To see what the status of your IP is regarding rate limit, issue the
following from that IP address:
curl -I http://twitter.com/users/show.xml?screen_name=dougw | grep X-
RateLimit-Limit
If it's well above 150 then you're whitelisted.
On Sep 1, 11:28 pm, Andy Pirate piratea...@gmail.com wrote:
I don't think white-listing is going to help with a latency problem. It
only gets ya way more API GET requests per hour.
Latency issues are probably due to twitter infrastructure problems,
i.e., delays in the back-end DB servers posting updates from the
front-end UI servers. We've been seeing
This list is for discussion of the API. Please see
http://help.twitter.comfor issues with the Twitter website.
Thanks,
Abraham
On Tue, Sep 1, 2009 at 16:46, Martin Klein Schaarsberg martink...@gmail.com
wrote:
Hello,
Under Twitter / Settings I've tried to enter my full name, Martin
Klein
Well I checked it out, and it says 150 is the rate limit on any random
member, except my actual account is set 2.
Now this seems like it only whitelisted my actual account. I obviously
can't ask all the members to request a whitelist from twitter, that
would thousands upon thousands of
I filed this a few weeks ago and the ticket wasn't commented on nor
discussed here, so I replicate it here to bring some attention to it.
It's an obscure bug:
==
Calls to account/update_profile API fails if the original screen name
(the one that was signed up with, eg. User1,
While we occasionally have update latency events (I think there was
one yesterday afternoon for a bit of extra latency over a few tens of
minutes), nearly all updates are applied to nearly timelines within a
few seconds. The common case is even less latency. Some variance can
be expected when a
Is there a predefined way to get results from a search into a table?
Getting data from a search into a file, now need to get file into
table.
curl http://twitter.com/#search.atom?q=missuniverse -o v:\twittersts
\searchmsu2.xml
To get all past tweets about #missuniverse, I would do a search.
Search will give you results for the last several days. Then switch
over to stream.twitter.com and use the track parameter on
stream.twitter.com/1/statuses/filter.format.
-John Kalucki
http://twitter.com/jkalucki
Services, Twitter Inc.
On Sep 2, 8:06 am, Stuart stut...@gmail.com wrote:
so an opted-in user will have latLong data automatically attached to
her/his updates, taken from the browser/client W3c geolocation
capabilities or is it necessary to explicitly include them in the
message content?
On Aug 21, 6:44 pm, Ryan Sarver rsar...@twitter.com wrote:
Ben,
Currently we
I've been hacking on the Twitter API, and I'm running into some serious
weirdness with destroy.
I post a message:
C:\ curl -u name:pass -d status=Testing
http://twitter.com/statuses/update.xml
?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8?
status
created_atWed Sep 02 10:10:23 + 2009/created_at
We've experienced this at random, whether the user has 1+ million
followers or whether they have 20 followers. I generally don't mind if
the post has the timestamp of 15~ minutes past the time we actually
sent the request. As far as the timestamp being posted, that is also
delayed as well.
I can
its up to the API client to send that extra data along -- its not in
the tweet's textual content, if that is what you're asking. its
metadata that is attached to the tweet.
so an opted-in user will have latLong data automatically attached to
her/his updates, taken from the browser/client
Hello,
I have spent a good portion of today reading through closed, merged,
and open issues on http://code.google.com/p/twitter-api/issues/list
I am trying to figure out the best way to get an accurate followers
count. Initially, I was using /users/show which returns the full user
object,
Hi,
Are there any examples of how to post tweet using an oauth token rather than
username:password? I'm trying to do this in php.
Thanks
There's a note on the Status blog that we're having some delays in
processing a proportion of new statuses. This issue looks to largely
be resolved, and all the subsequent backlogs have been processed --
except there's still a bit of a backlog pushing statuses to Facebook
that should resolve soon
Hi all,
this questions might have been asked already, but a quick search in
this mailing list did not lead me to a clear response... so I
apologize if this topic was discussed in detail already.
My question:
- if a tweet is retweeted several timese, e.g. tweet X is retweeted by
my friend A and
Pushing statuses to Facebook ?
can you clarify this?
On Wed, Sep 2, 2009 at 11:25 AM, John Kaluckijkalu...@gmail.com wrote:
There's a note on the Status blog that we're having some delays in
processing a proportion of new statuses. This issue looks to largely
be resolved, and all the
We mentioned in our early preview email about the retweet API
(http://groups.google.com/group/twitter-api-announce/browse_thread/thread/1e07e332ec3d449d)
that the statuses/friends_timeline resource wasn't going to include
retweets for backwards compatibility so we don't break clients that
aren't
If you take a look at the payload of a retweet in the examples, each
retweet has the id of the original tweet as well as details about the
retweet (who retweeted it, when and what the id of the retweet is).
That information, specifically the retweet's id, should be sufficient
for your purposes.
The current friends_timeline and home_timeline both include mentions
already. The friends_timeline will continue to not include retweets
since the payload for a retweeted status is slightly different. At
some future time, though, the friends_timeline will be removed in
favor of the home_timeline,
I'd also like to know this. The examples on the twitter API page all
just show one retweet_details section, this would mean that if
multiple of your friends to retwee the same status, it will be added
multiple times to the home timeline.
this way, there is also no problem wiht tracking retweets
We optionally push your statuses to Facebook to allow you to update
your Facebook status automatically. This has been supported for about
14+ months.
-John
On Sep 2, 4:16 pm, Kevin Mesiab ke...@mesiablabs.com wrote:
Pushing statuses to Facebook ?
can you clarify this?
On Wed, Sep 2,
To track retweets over time and to not waste resources, I believe it
would be great to get a since_retweet_id parameter for the new retweet
status methods like
statuses retweeted_to_me
If we just have a status_id, you cannot pull for new retweets over
time I believe. If you use the statusId,
We've got a fix for this going out tomorrow.
On Wed, Sep 2, 2009 at 09:38, Ted Newardted.new...@gmail.com wrote:
I’ve been hacking on the Twitter API, and I’m running into some serious
weirdness with destroy.
I post a message:
C:\ curl -u name:pass -d status=Testing
to allow users on another website to retweet (e.g. update status
previously) one could use links liek these:
http://twitter.com/home/?status=RT+%40aalmiray%3A+%40wmacgyver+yup.+Groovy+MOP+%2B+static+factory+method
Question to the Twitter API team:
Will there be a similar URL format for
Raffi:
Great discussion, the geolocation code is exciting opens up so many
possibilities.
1. Would you guys consider the geolocation code, opt-in on a tweet
basis? It would be an optional input on a tweet basis with the
default=off; This way users can choose, Hey, I am walking down
market
Raffi,
Is it only the account/verify_credentials method that will return the
geo_enabled sub-element in the user element, or all methods that
return a user element?
While having only account/verify_credentials return it is better than
nothing, I would hope that all methods that return a user
I hope you find out. I long ago gave up. If I really needed the
feature, I would scrape that one out of the html, which I know is
frowned upon, however, as your data shows, this is pretty all over the
map.
On Sep 2, 2009, at 2:44 PM, Jason Tan wrote:
Anyways, to get back to my
Still waiting to get some kind of acknowledgment...
http://code.google.com/p/twitter-api/issues/detail?id=949
Hi all,
Does Twitter support Open Connect which like the Facebook does?
Thanks,
If I have an email address, can I query somehow to find a person's
twitter page?
Short answer: no.
Ok, the long answer is no too.
On Wed, Sep 2, 2009 at 21:18, Eric Zhang really...@gmail.com wrote:
If I have an email address, can I query somehow to find a person's
twitter page?
--
Internets. Serious business.
false
On Sep 2, 6:50 pm, Dante Soiu dsoiual...@gmail.com wrote:
And not computer language, Dante Soiu
Could use Abraham or my library.
https://github.com/abraham/twitteroauth/tree
https://github.com/jmathai/twitter-async/tree
I have some blog posts that might help as well.
http://www.jaisenmathai.com/blog/2009/03/31/how-to-quickly-integrate-with-twitters-oauth-api-using-php/
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