> Cameron - you're a star!
> That's exactly the bit of magic I needed. Instead of ENcoding it, i
> shudda been DEcoding!
That trips up a lot of people. It helps to remember that UTF-8 is the
"encoded" format of Unicode, and then the function names make sense (Perl's
UTF-8 support is the same way)
Cameron - you're a star!
That's exactly the bit of magic I needed. Instead of ENcoding it, i
shudda been DEcoding!
Thanks so much.
On 23 Mar, 12:39, Cameron Kaiser wrote:
> > I'm aware of the difference a doctype would make to *browser*
> > rendering. Problem is - the info is not for a browser
> I'm aware of the difference a doctype would make to *browser*
> rendering. Problem is - the info is not for a browser. It's being
> passed to another application, that can only take a text response of a
> certain size. That means adding all the usual html page headings etc
> just won't work.The
Thanks Abraham
I'm aware of the difference a doctype would make to *browser*
rendering. Problem is - the info is not for a browser. It's being
passed to another application, that can only take a text response of a
certain size. That means adding all the usual html page headings etc
just won't wor
Viewing the http://playercontrol.slevolution.com/twitterupdates.php in
Firefox on OSX it looks fine. In Safari and Opera it is all messed up. It is
possible that by adding a html doctype on your output page the browser will
render it properly. Try looking at it in a few browsers and try adding a
do
yikes - hit send before adding "thanks" :D
On 21 Mar, 16:27, Hippyjim Starbrook
wrote:
> Ok, I use a prewritten Library I picked up somewhere for this one
> (altho I have the same problem if i just use PHP/cURL myself).
>
> So here's the "main" code:
>
> include_once("twitter.lib.php");
> $twit
Ok, I use a prewritten Library I picked up somewhere for this one
(altho I have the same problem if i just use PHP/cURL myself).
So here's the "main" code:
strtotime("-10 Minutes"))
{
$fileUpToDate = true;
$tweets = unserialize(file_get_contents($tweetFil
Hippyjim,
First I love the handle. Now onto your issue...
Can you post the code you are using to download your timeline and lets work
from there? This should be the contents of the linked PHP file. Be sure to
obscure any credentials that may be hard-coded in there.
Thanks,
Doug Williams
Twitter A
