I'm having the same issue..I have my notifications turned on in
Twitter, but
http://twitter.com/users/show/allenweiss
shows that notifications are false. I've checked this out with other
accounts I know have notifications turned on and it sometimes returns
true and sometimes false.
Any ideas
Sometimes when I get information on users/show using this get
http://twitter.com/users/show/user.xml
it gives me a notification tag, and other times it doesn't.
Oftentimes the notification tag is wrong (I've posted this before).
Is there something really buggy going on here?
out
after 100 requests per hour)
is there any other way to get this information (i.e., find out the the
conversation that a given post is part of?
Thanks,
Allen
for a given user, which sounds like it's a
mobile phone (i.e., device).
Can anybody clarify what this is?
Thanks
Allen
Thanks...that helps clear this confusion up.
On Apr 17, 4:38 pm, Doug Williams d...@twitter.com wrote:
Allen,
Notifications are for device notifications (like SMS or IM) if the user has
them enabled. Following means that a user's updates are included in your
timeline. Notifications mean
by giving users a UI to preview and approve the tweet, by
opening a modal dialog or popup that reuses the user's twitter browser
session to tweet.
Allen
Matt, this is exactly what I was getting ready to ask a question about. I
hope I can implement the correct procedure with your information. Thank you.
I do have a question though. If I paginate using next_page, is the next page
only relevant to my search query? Meaning, if new posts find there way
I am trying to update my twitter status using curl and this code:
shell_exec('curl http://twitter.com/statuses/update.'.$format.' -u '.
$username.':'.$password.' -d status='.$title.'');
The variable $title has this string Why can't I win!. When I look
for the post in my stream, this is the text
