Good suggestion, Taylor. I was using a count of 200 to reduce the
number of calls, and stay under the rate limit. I just tried a count
of 100 and had fewer errors. I need to backfill test from 32 accounts
with a total of 20,000 tweets. I will rewrite this to use a lower
count, perhaps 50, and then
Hello,
I have a question about number of requests,
if I signed up with twitter, let's say, to allow visualizing my data,
then the app will consume my requests.
how does it work if the app got whitelisted,
the app will not consume my requests?
Many thanks in advance,
--
Twitter developer
I started a blog some time ago initially designed and intended to do
well on Twitter. I believe it would do well on twitter if all readers
had to do was push a button without logging in or deciding what they
want to say like a retweet button. Users use the Facebook's like
button my website and
I have a desktop application which I have now authorized and have
started posting tweets. I can see from the callback that the tweets
are sent correctly. However, when I log into tweeter I cannot see the
tweets anywhere.
Does each registered app have a seperate account? All I want is for
users of
This is pretty easy to miss -- notifications in this context enables the
target user to be among those the current user receives SMS notifications
for (if they have that feature enabled) -- it's the equivalent of sending a
POST to notifications/follow for the user.
The default follow behavior on
I have an application that contains a simple setup using the
oauthtwitter library found here.
http://code.google.com/p/oauth-python-twitter/
#Example code
twitter = app.extras.oauthtwitter.OAuthApi(CONSUMER_KEY,
CONSUMER_SECRET)
request_token = twitter.getRequestToken()
oauth_verifier =
Hi John,
What is the does the body of the error response say? The message will tell you
which part of the oauth request failed.
Also be aware that oauth timestamps are in UTC seconds.
Best,
@themattharris
On Feb 4, 2011, at 12:45, john john.g...@gmail.com wrote:
I have an application that
Hi Matt,
Thanks for responding. I've posted the response below (as a python
dict).
{'status': '401', 'content-length': '1', 'x-xss-protection': '1;
mode=block', 'x-transaction': 'Sat Feb 05 01:33:54 +
2011-76395-3097', 'set-cookie': 'k=74.128.37.77.1296869634703204;
path=/; expires=Sat,
Hi John,
That dict object doesn't contain the response body. In the response body we
give an error reason such as 'Invalid signature', or 'timestamp out of bounds'.
Best,
Matt
On Feb 4, 2011, at 17:37, john john.g...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Matt,
Thanks for responding. I've posted the
Does anyone have experience using a list of stopwords to reduce noise
when making streaming API requests to statuses/filter? I have a basic
list (e.g. a,an, and, etc.) but wonder if anyone out there is
using something more comprehensive.
Thanks,
Kenny
Kenny,
Simply google
Thanks for the explanation - that's made it a lot easier to
understand.
Seems that I am actually doing the right thing, even if it was only by
virtue of not really understanding what the other options were for...
On Feb 4, 7:26 pm, Taylor Singletary taylorsinglet...@twitter.com
wrote:
This is
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