Re: [twitter-dev] bypass @anywhere in blogpost replies

2010-07-27 Thread Taylor Singletary
First, I wanted to recommend that you check out our @Anywhere-specific
mailing list at http://groups.google.com/group/twitter-dev-anywhere

One approach you could take is to explicitly declare all the containing
blocks that you *do *want @usernames to be linkified in, rather than using
the automatic page-wide detection. This might be the best way to exert
direct control over where the linkification/hovercards is occurring.

Example:

If you had the blog post in div#blog-post and some additional content you
wanted to linkify in div#footer but wanted to avoid div#comments:


  twttr.anywhere(function (T) {
T("#blog-post").hovercards();
T("#footer").hovercards();
  });


Taylor

On Tue, Jul 27, 2010 at 4:01 AM, Raaphorst  wrote:

> As a lot of blogpost replies work in the same matter - @name - it's
> not always the same user which is also on Twitter. Would be great if
> we can bypass that @anywhere usage in blogpost replies.
>


[twitter-dev] bypass @anywhere in blogpost replies

2010-07-27 Thread Raaphorst
As a lot of blogpost replies work in the same matter - @name - it's
not always the same user which is also on Twitter. Would be great if
we can bypass that @anywhere usage in blogpost replies.