Hi John,
Thanks for clarification about unfollow event.
Speaking of retweets, it is reproducible with my test accounts.
So far, I confirmed the following event types:
-
event:favorite
event:unfavorite
event:follow
event:block
event:unblock
event:list_created
event:list_updated
I'm unable to authorize for twitter using any .NET API.
The window based apps i used t use before is also throwing error with
the credentials but i can log to twitter.com with the same
credentials.
I read OAUTH doc on twitter but i'm not able to implement that using
c# API.
Please provide some
Hi,
I saw an @Anywhere OAuth integration solution in a presentation by
Matt Harris (see link below, slide 51) which uses the
oauth_bridge_code.
I'm getting a 401 from Twitter for this, and was just wondering if
this solution actually worked/is live at Twitter.
Presentation
Good day everyone.
Problem:
I can't perform http://api.twitter.com/1/account/
verify_credentials.xml after getting access token and access token
secret via OAuth. I'm getting 401 Unauthorized error with message
Could not authenticate with OAuth.
I've triple-checked all the params, read docs,
Hi all,
I'm facing a peculiar problem getting newer or older tweets from my
iphone application. I would appreciate if someone can help me out with
this problem.
Here is my function that I am calling to get old tweets using max_id
and count
-(void)LoadOldTweets
{
getUrl = HOME_URL;
Hi Alex,
First thing that I see wrong here is that the oauth_token you are specified
doesn't look like an access token that we serve. Our access tokens tend to
begin with an integer (your user id), followed by a dash, and then
semi-random characters. You might be using your oauth_token_secret as
I have a web app written in ASP.NET (C#, in this case).
I want to allow users to connect with twitter and add their verified
twitter alias name (@username) to the database in a field matching
their id in order to show it in their profile.
How can I integrate twitter that way?
--
Twitter
It depends on how deep you want your integration to be.
If you simply want to keep track of the Twitter user's screen name on your
site, you can simply ask for it -- no need for an API integration.
If you just want to add some simple Twitter functionality to your site, you
might want to look at
I am brand new at this twitter api thing.
When I try this example from the docs, well, first, I was surprised
that it asked for my username and password. I thought this should work
with just the url, but it wanted me to sign in to the api? Should I
just be using my twitter credentials for that?
Hello,
I am going to develop an application that is doing large-scale
analysis of twitter data for scientific purposes at my university. The
idea is to get the data needed with as less load for twitter as
possible and do the complete analysis client-side. Every piece of data
is supposed to get
I have a hash tag issue. I am posting hourly weather reports to 3000
accounts, one per automated weather station (AWOS). Each station has
a unique, 4-character ID, like KFNL. I use the station ID as a hash
tag so people who are interested in the weather at a particular spot
can find it quickly.
I have been seeing a 60% failure rate in authorization, on an
intermittent basis, for the past 3 days. I am attempting to access
several hundred accounts every few minutes and most fail to
authenticate. At various times throughout the day the problem goes
away. If this is a recent failure for
Hashtags are transitive, don't belong to any person, organization, or
concept. There's really no way to determine all possible hashtags that have
ever been tweeted.
If you narrow your problem to the hashtags that you'd like to use, you could
use the Search API (or a 3rd party social media
Thanks, Taylor. I'll take a look at the search API.
On Dec 10, 10:37 am, Taylor Singletary taylorsinglet...@twitter.com
wrote:
Hashtags are transitive, don't belong to any person, organization, or
concept. There's really no way to determine all possible hashtags that have
ever been tweeted.
I know that I can just ask them, but I don't want users to start
giving fake aliases and I want it to be verified and up to date.
All I want is just verify them using a twitter app and get their user
id/name.
Let's say I'm creating a twitter app.
What should I do next? How the authorization
In order for you to make OAuth-less api calls, the end point must not
require auth (which this one does not), and you need a different base
URL.
Instead of the http://api.twitter.com/1 as the base URL, try using
http://twitter.com
Like this:
You can use the users/show endpoint and pass the screen_name param for
what your user submits.
Here is an example no-authentication request to verify my company's
screen name gravity:
Instead of an ordinary hashtag, why not something like #*KQAC?
- Reply message -
From: RF rfrank...@airportview.net
Date: Fri, Dec 10, 2010 09:30
Subject: [twitter-dev] List of taken hash tags
To: Twitter Development Talk twitter-development-talk@googlegroups.com
I have a hash tag
I'm not sure I understand the suggestion. What is the significance of
#* in Twitter?
On Dec 10, 11:17 am, zn...@borasky-research.net zn...@borasky-
research.net wrote:
Instead of an ordinary hashtag, why not something like #*KQAC?
--
Twitter developer documentation and resources:
First of all, thank you both for responding on my question.
I thought doing something like this:
Asking the user to allow my twitter app gain access to their account.
After that, redirect the user to a page where I'll get his username
using Twitter API.
Then, redirect him back to my site after
Thanks very much!
On Dec 10, 1:08 pm, Robbie Coleman rob...@robnrob.com wrote:
In order for you to make OAuth-less api calls, the end point must not
require auth (which this one does not), and you need a different base
URL.
Instead of thehttp://api.twitter.com/1as the base URL, try
Still having that problem, can anyone help?
On Dec 8, 7:34 pm, Ran Margaliot ran5...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi guys,
I am trying to get all the mentions of my authenticated user, if i use
statuses/mentions it returns (according to the documentation) up to
800 recent mentions, what if i want to go
Hi,
I'm implementing user streams in my client and looking for some advice
on best practices. My client supports viewing multiple timelines at
the same time, so it's quite possible to, for example: view a saved
search, the user's own home timeline, and another user's recent
tweets.
Of course,
So where can I find a list of existing hash tags? Doesn't seem to be
anything in the API specifically for identifying them. Thanks.
..
with the Search API, you'd be bound to about a week's worth of data.
Some sites archive hashtags so you may probably be
able to query older hashtag data.
I am going to develop an application that is doing large-scale
analysis of twitter data for scientific purposes at my university.
See
http://www.readwriteweb.com/cloud/2010/10/-takes-away-the-complexity.php
BigSheets is a tool created by IBM which can run (through) streams of
Twitter data for
25 matches
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