How does twitter decide which image urls to render?
If a post a tweet with a link to a picture it will only display the
link. But if twitpic post an image link twitter will render the image
(smaller albeit). I know twitter now has Tweet Entities but those
appear to be for reading and not writing.
Does anyone have a really solid PHP entity linkifier set of code they
recommend? Or is there one
hidden in the API that I never noticed?
Any advice from the Twitter people? Surely this is something that
everyone needs.
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Every PHP app that displays tweets needs to apply the entities as
links. Is there a standard function for this available, or are
hundreds of thousands of developers each rolling their own? If you
have a favorite code snippet, please point it out here. Maybe we can
all review them and figure out whi
I have been seeing this exact 24:00 timestamp issue too for the last
few days too.
Also using tweepy.
thanks
Adam
On Jul 10, 10:37 am, Doza wrote:
> Hi everybody,
>
> My application queries the search API periodically throughout the
> day. I'm still working on a solution us
I've been using a tweet linkify() function that I wrote myself a
couple of years ago, and then rewrote to take advantage of entities
when they arrived. It works well about 98% of the time, but it still
chokes on some UTF8 characters, which causes URLs to be applied with
an incorrect offset of a few
test suite
> - it is up to date, and covers all the relevant API calls in the streaming,
> user and RESTful API's
>
> I welcome feedback and of course, all contributions are gratefully received.
>
> Enjoy
> Adam
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I believe that at least part of Twitter's motivation is based on
protecting users from spam and viruses. In that case, why not
implement some purging alogrithms? Here's an easy one. If an account
follows nobody and only sends emails with a screen name and URL, it is
probably a spammer and the URLs
I have a client who wants to print tweets on t-shirts and other
products. The API TOS says to "get the users' permission", but doesn't
say how. Is it enough to send them a tweet asking to use one of their
past tweets, and then get a tweeted permission from them? Or does this
permission have to be i
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I have a client who needs the following scenario:
- Many users, potentially thousands or tens of thousands, will sign up
to receive a daily DM from the client's site. With a limit of 250 DMs
per day, the client wants to use each user's account to send a DM to
that user.
- These users will give the
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Actually, let me start with what I don't want to see:
1. Announcements of really cool features coming in the future, because
we won't believe that they will ever appear (how are annotations
coming along?).
2. Promises of greatly increased rate limits, because every
announcement of that in the past
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This may be related to the major breakage in account creation code that
occurred last week. Twitter.com still seems to be responding in the wrong
language (and changing between languages :)) when you create an account.
2011/4/26 Adam Covati
> This is a minor thing, but it appears my
s is
minor, but worth pointing out.
http://twitpic.com/4pqb9m
Thanks again!
Adam
On Apr 26, 8:25 am, Adam Covati wrote:
> This is a minor thing, but it appears my app description was too
> long... and the error message I got back looks like its in chinese
> (I'm not expert)
This is a minor thing, but it appears my app description was too
long... and the error message I got back looks like its in chinese
(I'm not expert)
説明が長すぎます (最大200文字まで)
Thanks!
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> statuses/retweet to work. I keep getting an error of:
> {"request":"\/1\/statuses\/retweet.j
I'm trying to build some retweeting code and am unable to get /
statuses/retweet to work. I keep getting an error of:
{"request":"\/1\/statuses\/retweet.json","error":"Not found"}
I thought I may have been doing something incorrect, even though I
used exactly the same code format that I use for ot
I need to set up an automatic retweeting capability for a client who
wants to hold debates on Twitter. The basic idea is that 10-20 people
would be tweeting using a predefined tag. My code would follow all of
these users with the streaming API, and any tweets they send with this
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nks so much for not warning us about the high bar you
expect us to jump over, and how we will be shut off instantly if we
miss. That is my favorite part of your announcement. Well done! It is
the first major Twitter announcement I've read in many months that
didn't send a chill down my sp
I use this technique also to limit tweets to just the ones I'm
explicitly following, but you'll find that the in_array() PHP function
makes this easier than creating separate tests for each user_id. I
create an array of user_ids I want to follow, pass this array to
Phirehose, and then compare the u
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processing time of language detection is unnoticeable.
The only limitation I found is that it doesn't detect Chinese or
Japanese, but I think I can find other solutions for this. If anyone
knows of a simple PHP detection algorithm for these languages, please
let me know.
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ked at embed.ly?
>
> You can use the entities to extract the URLs really easily too
> http://developer.twitter.com/pages/tweet_entities
>
> Tim
>
> On Mar 20, 10:44 am, Scott Wilcox wrote:
>> Hi Adam,
>>
>> I've not seen anything API side for it (for pub
I have a client who wants to extract videos that are embedded in
tweets and displayed in the new Twitter UI. I realized that I have
never seen anything here about this issue. A check of the docs shows
nothing on this, and using the relevant API calls for statuses doesn't
return any fields related t
Is anyone else seeing this?
I'm getting a very odd type of follower. These are accounts that have
0 tweets, and yet are following thousands of people and being followed
back by large numbers. I understand follow spam when you have some
message to spread, but this is confusing. Is the goal to creat
ar 15, 2011 at 9:28 PM, Ryan Sarver wrote:
> Adam, I don't know how else to make this any more clear. As long as you stay
> within the rules, your app will not get shut off. We would like to see, and
> recommend that, developers focus on bigger opportunities with more potential
> tha
ether.
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> First of all, I honestly believe that Twitter HQ values developers and
> appreciates their contribution. That is why I decided to devote myself
> to this area a couple of years ago. I was amazed that whe
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, 2011 at 10:13 AM, Tom van der Woerdt wrote:
> Isn't what you are describing the task of a developer advocate, Taylor
> Singletary and Matt Harris (and others?)?
>
> Tom
>
>
>
> On 3/14/11 2:44 PM, Adam Green wrote:
>
>> First of all, I honestly believe that
First of all, I honestly believe that Twitter HQ values developers and
appreciates their contribution. That is why I decided to devote myself
to this area a couple of years ago. I was amazed that when a dev
reported a problem the engineer responsible replied here and tried to
solve it. That is bett
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product and it changes, you have a very
> valid reason to complain. To complain about a service provided free of
> charge for you to use at the end of the day frustrates me to no end. No
> single developer has a god given right to have access to the API, perhaps
> that should be re
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to use at the end of the day frustrates me to no end. No single
> developer has a god given right to have access to the API, perhaps that
> should be remembered.
>
> Scott.
>
> On 13 Mar 2011, at 00:16, Adam Green wrote:
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This code helped me understand the OAuth flow and it written in PHP
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See the authors blog post about it here
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On Sat, Feb 19, 2011 at 7:52 AM, Tom van der Woerdt wrote:
> On 2/19/11 1:49 PM, Paresh Nakhe wrote:
>>
>> Hi,
>> From what i understand, there is no concept of rate limiting for
>> streaming api. Actually it does make sense because if anyone is to use
>> 'statuses/sample' method (say) the limit
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I haven't seen someone like that yet. Could some of
the $200 million pay that salary?
I look forward to your blog post on this, Edward.
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> hacking away on it but the priorities do get adjusted according to the
> demands of the marketplace. If it could be a breakthrough spam killer, I
> think they'd push it front and center in a big hurry. ;-)
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at least. Then I can
retire.
Let's keep the discussion open guys. They've already taken away the
most important thing you wanted. Now we can build with our eyes open.
And don't be afraid to speak up. This is Twitter. Revolutions happen
here.
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Damn! I had 120 days in the pool. :)
Thanks, Taylor.
On Sat, Feb 12, 2011 at 11:29 AM, Taylor Singletary
wrote:
> Sorry Adam, missed this document among the many -- it's fixed now. The form
> itself and its text are immutable at the moment.
>
> On Sat, Feb 12, 2011 at 5:26 AM
http://dev.twitter.com/pages/rate-limiting#whitelisting
Ryan, Taylor, Matt, I know changing mistakes in the docs has been
impossible in the past. My guess is that someone lost the password for
these pages. But leaving the whitelisting statement in the docs and
the whitelisting form online is a sig
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act it is a mention.
>
> Abraham
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ht
I've seen the same behavior with the include_rts parameter. I have
tried passing the values 'true', 't', and '1' with no success.
On Feb 8, 7:15 pm, Anil Chawla wrote:
> It's been a while but I want to follow up on this because we still
> have the issue. Is anyone able to pull "native" retweets w
meout filters. I
> would recommend lowering count values as a response to this error and
> retrying.
>
> Taylor
>
> On Thursday, February 3, 2011, Jan Paricka wrote:
>> Adam, I noticed the same - 502 502 502 502 a lot lately!
>> Jan
>>
>> On Fri, Feb 4, 20
I'm using 1/statuses/user_timeline to verify that I am receiving all
the tweets for a set of users I am following with the streaming API.
Once per day I try to collect all the tweets for these users using
this API call. The total process takes about 100 calls to the API. For
the last week I have be
It looks like the retweet_count value is invalid. Here is what I do
for 32 possible 2012 candidates:
1. Each hour I get all tweets from statuses/user_timeline. They each
fit within the 3,200 limit.
2. Collect the value of retweet_count for all tweets for each
candidate.
3. Sum these values to get t
xamples of a response in the docs that
does include a new style RT that I can look at? I assume they are kept
in a part of the JSON I'm not used to looking for.
On Wed, Feb 2, 2011 at 5:44 PM, Matt Harris wrote:
> Hey Adam,
> Do you include the parameter include_rts=1 ? Be default
>
I'm collecting all the tweets for potential 2012 presidential
candidates, and I'm finding that /statuses/user_timeline returns much
fewer tweets than listed as the total in an account. The docs say that
this API call is limited to 3,200 tweets, but this is happening with
accounts that have fewer th
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I was working with this api method today as well. What I found was
that if your update's text does not contain an @reply to the user who
created the status you are sending a reply to, Twitter seems to ignore
the in_reply_to_status_id. I hope that helps.
-Adam
On Jan 28, 10:11 am, Rocker
I'm beginning to get suspicious about the whitelisting program. We've
gone from it being relatively easy to get whitelisted, to it being
harder but at least Brian Sutorius or someone else apologized, to it
being much harder and Taylor saying they can't even reply with a
denial, to no response at al
',
>'user_token' => '2x-
> SYx',
>'user_secret' => 'xWiVkvBJcGA',
> ));
>
> Any idea why this is hapenning ?
>
> On Jan 21, 8:28 pm, Adam Green &l
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On Tue, Jan 11, 2011 at 7:43 PM, TehOne wrote:
> I have a corporate website/portal that I want
, 2011 at 8:57 PM, Matt Harris wrote:
> Hi Adam,
> That's correct, a tweet cannot be just a "*" or a "* word". Something like
> "**" or "* html {" would be fine though.
> Best,
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> htt
I have a client who owns a .com domain name and has applied for a
trademark for the matching name. The Twitter account for this name was
created by someone else and has been suspended. Is there any way to
help them take over this account? They really want to build a Twitter
based app around this na
Matt,
It appears that the timeline does not contain all the content. It is
still missing the most recent tweet.
As an example, this tweet 23043372398673920 is shown in new twitter,
but not in the website view.
Thanks for the info though,
Adam
On Jan 6, 2:48 pm, Matt Harris wrote:
> Hey A
We have a problem where some one was worried that their posts weren't
making it from our application to twitter. After looking deeper I've
found that a twitter page for a user is very different if you are
logged in or not.
Please note: Below I refer to the page you see when not logged in as
the 'p
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any position in a tweet and not
even tell people about using a single asterisk.
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Date: Tue, Jan 4, 2011 at 8:57 PM
Subject: Re: [twitter-dev] API fails when tweeting with single asterisk
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Hi Adam
So I can assume that * and * word will remain unavailable for normal tweeting?
On Tue, Jan 4, 2011 at 7:22 PM, Matt Harris wrote:
> Hey Adam,
> The status update you are sending is part of the SMS command set.
> http://support.twitter.com/articles/14020-about-twitter-sms-comm
There are some very strange behaviors when using the statuses/update
API call to send a tweet with a single asterisk.
1. If you send a tweet with just a single asterisk:
*
The API returns 200 and the response string contains the previous good
tweet in the timeline. No new tweet with an asterisk a
It stopped a day after I reported it. I'll keep an eye out for it.
On Tue, Jan 4, 2011 at 1:56 PM, Matt Harris wrote:
> Hi Adam,
> There weren't any known issues with the field being dropped. Are you still
> seeing this?
> Best,
> @themattharris
> Developer Advocate,
et is not put into my account. It is just ignored.
This set of errors is reproduced when I try it with multiple accounts.
On Thu, Dec 30, 2010 at 11:36 AM, Adam Green <140...@gmail.com> wrote:
> When I try entering a tweet through Twitter.com that starts with an
> asterisk, I get an er
When I try entering a tweet through Twitter.com that starts with an
asterisk, I get an error of "Sorry! We did something wrong", and the
tweet does not get sent. The same thing happens if I use Tweetdeck.
To try this, send the following tweet:
* test
There is no problem using a single asterisk an
I'm getting errors that the id_str property is not found within the
JSON output of the streaming API. I'm using Phirehose, but nothing has
changed with that or my code that is using it. This has happened
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I have never used cURL directed to a file in this way. I always call it from
PHP. Doing it that way I have always gotten results with the rpp and page
parameter used together with keywords.
On Sun, Dec 26, 2010 at 5:57 AM, epomqo wrote:
> Thanks Adam. I will carefully look at the results f
On Sun, Dec 26, 2010 at 5:11 AM, epomqo wrote:
>
> And apparently the "lang" parameter sometimes doesn't work: I still
> get tweets in other languages.
>
>From my experience the lang parameter, is not a language detection
algorithm. It just pays attention to the language the user has set in thei
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I have a client who wants an account name that is owned by someone
else. The account has been suspended for a long time, the client says.
Is there a procedure or an email address they can use to apply to get
that account name? I suggested just moving to another name, but they
*really* want this nam
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Hi everyone,
The subject says it all, and we get an error saying that Twtr does not
implement the decay function, which I suspect has to do with the
minification of the widget.js file that is embedded onto the page. I
can pop the error in IE and Firefox if the widget does not render
tweets. Is the
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on_decode(curl_exec($ch));
$results = $api->ids;
$cursor = $api->next_cursor_str;
$header = curl_getinfo($ch);
$http_code = $header['http_code'];
if ($http_code == 200) {
foreach($results as $index => $user_id) {
// code to store friend's user_id somewhere
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