Hi all,
Just wondering if there is a section of the API, possibly in the REST
API, that allows me to find all the replies and RTs to a given tweet?
I'll have the ID of that tweet. Am I able to pass this to the API
somewhere?
Thanks,
S.
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Hi,
I have a question about the streaming API. We're currently consuming
the Spritzer stream, this is fine. However, if we use the filter with
a keyword filter, let's say 'boats', does this give us just a subset
of the spritzer stream or does it give 'boats' across the whole of
Twitter?
Saving C
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Hi,
In the REST and Streaming API, if a tweet is an (official) retweet the
data returned has a retweeted_status field. If I'm using the Search
API this doesn't appear to be present. Is the only way to find out if
a returned tweet is a retweet to look each tweet up in the REST API?
If so, I'm goin
Hi,
I have a pre-question before my question. With the search API's
geocode based search, if it falls back on the user's profile
information does it use GPS positions in their profile or some
location such as 'London'. The problem is that I need much greater
precision than that.
Thus, if I perfo
give what you need through locations
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I'd be really interested to know if this function becomes reliable and
incorporated into the API. I can't actually get it to work at the
moment though, I get Twitter's 'The page you were looking for doesn't
exist' sent back...
S.
On Mar 31, 1:51 pm, George wrote:
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API
sends back, stepping through the conversation as you go.. but unless
you have the full streaming API this requires lots of calls to the
REST api, and you'll get rate limited fairly soon. :-(
S.
On Apr 1, 10:39 am, George wrote:
> Hi Stu,
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Hi,
I'm having a strange problem. I'm calling the geo search API using
this URL:
http://api.twitter.com/1/geo/search.json?lat=51.52364784612407&long=-0.04422773387148005&accuracy=50m&granularity=poi
And the the full_name of the poi's contains 'Londra' rather than
'London'. The lower details rep
