I've not changed that limit. Email me off-list with your username and
I'll investigate.
Search API requests are not subject to the 100 request per hour limit, no.
On Fri, Nov 14, 2008 at 09:55, Waitman Gobble [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
It seems like the follow limit changed. It used to
Do you mean any @replies or just @replies to a specific username?
On Fri, Nov 14, 2008 at 12:23, drupalot [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've been using advanced search to create feeds from the public
timeline on specific keywords and so forth. One thing I'd like to do
is not pull tweets that are
Can you provide that account name that you are using to login? It may
be removed or suspended? If not then alex or someone will have to take
a look because it would be a server problem. In the past however, I
got this message when I tried to use an account that was suspended.
Did you maybe copy something wrong...
the first link is 64498715 and the second is 64499571 (notice the last
3 digits).
No, what you would have to do is run a REGEX or similar search for @
[username] and if it returns false then process the data.
There is no way to omit results from the API standpoint.
Let me get this out of my head - I will never implement it and raise
my kids at the same time...
The way I would like this to work if for one to generate a key/
password for the application and specify what things it can do (can
read my followers but cannot change them, cannot read my email, etc)
It's possible that the cache of that URL hasn't expired since it was updated.
On Fri, Nov 14, 2008 at 08:35, Kevin Watters [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In my friends_timeline.json for tweet 1005190499 I'm getting a
profile_image_url value of
Good suggestions. The fastest connection to mysql (if you're using
mysql, of course) will likely be via the mysqli extension API, and
with the mysqlnd driver. PDO is quite lightweight, though, so it
probably isn't a big slowdown point for you. It will use the mysqlnd
driver if you have it
