As you may know, Twitter will soon require a paid API this week for API connection to Twitter. I wonder how this affects this plugin and what we should expect for updates? Thanks.
Twitter API Changes]]>
In latest version, on one site I’m seeing a “fatal error ‘Cannot use object of type stdClass as array’ at hp_wordpress/wp-content/plugins/devbuddy-twitter-feed/lib/class.twitter-feed.php 434:”
This causes much of the page to not show correctly.
]]>I’ve found this plugin fails to work when I move sites to PHP 7 from 5.6. Is this a known issue? Do you plan on updating the code to work with PHP 7? Can anyone else confirm this issue?
]]>Can anyone please tell me exactly what to do to make the twitter feed bring in images. I assume my newest tweet is not showing its image due to the change made last week by Twitter.
Full instructions please. Thanks!
]]>Hi
I have set DevBuddy to never cache but the feed is taking hours to show the latest tweet. Could it be that my caching plugin (WP Rocket) is overriding your settings?
I have asked WP Rocket support and they say: “You should make sure that DevBuddy Twitter Feed Plugin handles the dynamic content with JavaScript and states that it is compatible with page caching. If the dynamic content like Twitter feeds is not handled with JS, it won’t work fine with page caching.”
Thanks for any help.
best wishes
Mariette
One of the sites I am using this plugin on is getting popular, so I am starting to see this message more and more:
Twitter has returned errors:
“Rate limit exceeded [error code: 88]”
Are there any workarounds or fixes to deal with this in the plugin or will I need some other solution?
]]>I’m unclear why the “Exclude replies/retweets” option highly recommends cache – I know cache should always be enabled because they limit to 100 or so per block period, and popular sites will be loaded more often than that – but why more so with these options?
Does this have to do with the iteration in retrieve_feed_data() that tries up to three times to get the recommended number of tweets?
Can this be reworked to not use up 4 api requests on the site?
Hey,
Great plugin!! This is by far the best one Twitter plugin I have found, really well done.
I’ve noticed that some errors appear in my logs occasionally – any idea of how to fix?
PHP Warning: end() expects parameter 1 to be array, null given in /home/../public_html/wp-content/plugins/devbuddy-twitter-feed/lib/class.twitter-feed.php on line 379
PHP Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/../public_html/wp-content/plugins/devbuddy-twitter-feed/lib/class.twitter-feed.php on line 383
Any help would be great!
thanks
]]>Hi,
The Twitter feed isn’t updating at all on my WordPress install. The latest tweet is from December, and I can’t see any errors anywhere. I’ve tried clearing the cache locally, and re-installing the plugin to no avail.
Any ideas how I can go about debugging what the issue is?
Thanks,
Jon
I want to display multiple hashtags in a feed on my site. Is this possible with this plugin?
If so, how do I do that?
]]>I’d rather not show the twitter avatar at all, it would be nice to be able to disable that from the admin to save an extra image request. Otherwise, perfect plugin thanks!
]]>Hi there. Thanks a lot for the plugin; I’m using it on several sites and it’s great. However, I noticed that when it pulls in twitter avatars, it’s looking very lo-res on my retina screen. Is there a way to display a bigger size? Perhaps a function?
Thanks!
]]>Geting this error, seem to have app set up properly and info copied across, using a shortcode in a text widget
“Bad Authentication data. [error code: 215]”
What am I doing wrong?
Thanks in advance
JJ
]]>Hi,
I would like to suggest an enhancement to allow padding date/time format to the code/shortcode.
Specifically, I am caching the page output and would like for the date/time to reflect the actual time the cache was generated rather than relative to “now” (which become more and more incorrect until the next cache refresh).
]]>Hi,
I would like to thank you for creating such an easy to use plugin that allows full customization.
I would like to not only display timeline by user, but also by list within my own account. Is that possible?
]]>Hi EjiOsigwe!
I just had a few quick questions for you:
1. Is there a limit to how many terms I can include in the “search_term” variable. I think I may have hit a limit, as I seem to exceed a certain number of characters now, and I receive an ‘error 195’ from Twitter on my webpage. Wondering if there is anyway around that, or if that’s simply the way it is.
2. Is there anyway to include HTML character entities within the “search_term” variable? Not super important, just a bit of a curiosity.
3. Is there anyway to include a “load-more” button? Not sure if this is likely, just wanted to ask.
Thanks!
]]>I’ve tried using the do_shortcode command on the homepage, as well as the regular shortcode on a test page, and on neither page does the shortcode appear to work.
Here is the test page that I’ve setup for the twitter feed:
https://104.236.56.189/twitter-feed-demo
Note that the footer doesn’t appear on the page, whereas the footer does appear on other pages on the website.
That page uses the shortcode, [db_twitter_feed], although I get the same results when I try to use the <?php db_twitter_feed() ?> on the homepage php file. phpinfo says the website is running PHP Version 5.5.9-1ubuntu4.4
How can I fix the website so that the shortcode outputs the twitter feed correctly?
]]>Is it possible to display the full tweet when using the shortcode to display it on a page?
]]>This plugin is very nice, but I’m hoping to use it in a slightly different way. Specifically, I want to:
Specifically, I’d like to use the image from a tweet for the background of one div somewhere on the page, and then put the content of the tweet in a second div elsewhere. If I could get the template tag to return an array, then I could just use that.
Unfortunately I don’t have a ton of experience with Classes, so I’m running into a bit of a wall trying to create my own template tag to do this, so any help would be appreciated!
Thanks!
]]>Hello,
Is there a way to change the text for the “favourite” button to “favorite” in such a way that the change would survive plugin updates?
Thanks!
John
Hi can anyone tell me is it safe to update from version 1.0.1 version 3.1.3 or will this break the current settings?
Thanks
]]>Is there any way to amend or expand the plugins capabilities so images associated with a particular tweet might also be seen – perhaps in a thumbnail with link in a box at the right side of the tweet ?
Thanks !
]]>Hi. Thanks for making a great plugin! I tried several, and this one was by far the least complicated.
However, I’m wondering as to what extent the HTML code of this widget can be changed. I read about creating a new template tag and a shortcake to change the HTML code, but there the intents code is simply outputted as a whole, like so:
$the_feed->output .= $the_feed->html->tweet_intents();
This doesn’t cut it, as I want to change the actual HTML of the invidivual intents. My site uses Chris Coyier’s SVG icon system, which requires the icon code to be placed directly in the HTML, rather than in the CSS.
Basically, is there a way of changing the HTML code of the intents from a theme level?
]]>Is it possible for the plugin to load all content over https? I think twitter profile images are currently being loaded over plain http.
]]>Is it possible to exclude retweets?
]]>Updated just recently from the previous version, front-end widget throws a foreach loop pointing to /plugins/devbuddy-twitter-feed/lib/class.twitter-feed-base.php on line 572
To fix this I simply threw in an if statement for $ftc around the foreach loop.
Tho a cache issue you may want to look into and resolved. I have ‘don’t cache’ set in my settings for the plugin FYI.
]]>Hi,
I had the Twitter widget working perfectly before, about 6 months ago. The client wanted it taken down and it was inactive for a few months. Then I reinstalled it, exactly the same, and I’m getting this error message:
Twitter has returned errors:
? “Invalid or expired token [error code: 89]”
More information on errors here.
Thanks for any insight!
]]>Warning: filter_var() expects parameter 2 to be long, string given in /home/content/93/10501493/html/wlg/wp-content/plugins/devbuddy-twitter-feed/lib/class.twitter-feed-base.php on line 478
showed on feed
solution??
]]>Hi,
I love your plugin, it’s the only one I could find that can do hashtag searches by passing the search term in the template tag.
It works really well, except that the cache seems to be linked to the twitter username. So since I have different search terms on different pages of my site, it only caches one and then displays it everywhere. With the cache turned off it works as expected.
Is there a way to make the different hashtag searches cache as well?
]]>Hi,
I just implemented your Twitter Feed plugin (it’s great BTW) but the client noticed that when their tweet ends with a bit.ly link, it cuts off with an ellipses (…) and shows the “http//”
Can be seen here (in the green circle) https://playcolab.com/home-test/
Any help would be greatly appreciated…
Thank you in advance.