I get the images showing for people that are following me but no follow button with a profile pic appears?
Any ideas?
]]>It doesn’t depend on WP Version but i’d to change a line in the main file.
Line 101: for($i=0; $i < count($fans); $i++)
Not every one has more than 25 followers.. LOL !!
After correcting this, it works.
S.
Fatal error: Cannot use object of type stdClass as array in /home/site/public_html/wp-content/plugins/twitter-fans/twitter-fans.php on line 91
Googling the issue:
Fatal error: Cannot use object of type stdClass as array in line 91 twitter fans
Brings up about a million other sites having the same issue.
]]>This is the website: https://www.oclschool.com
The follower number never be renewed. Why?
Hi
In IE there are ‘missing images’ where the extra amount of fans is. so the fans work well… and in FF end chrome there is no problem…
what could that be?
My list of Twitter followers is growing but the widget doesn’t update the number; it reads the same as the day I installed it. Should this number automatically update? if not, how do I update it?
]]>I’ve upgraded this plugin on 2 sites today and both gave errors in place of the widget in the sidebar:
Fatal error: Cannot use object of type stdClass as array in /home/site/public_html/wp-content/plugins/twitter-fans/twitter-fans.php on line 91
And on at least 1 of the 2 (can’t remember on the 1st one), it also stopped the site’s content from loading. Had to disable. Is a fix coming soon?
]]>Just updated.
A couple of key fixes:
– username moved to widget…so multiple widgets possible
– follower count now automatically updates
Liking it so far. Thanks!
]]>Updated the plugin to new version released today. Seems to work. Bravo!
2 cribs:
1. In the plugin’s settings page I am getting the error
Warning: call_user_func() [function.call-user-func]: First argument is expected to be a valid callback in .../wp-admin/includes/template.php on line 1102
2. Why do you need to know username and number of fans to show in settings page? This info should be asked in the widget itself. That would allow people to use multiple copies of the widget via Dynamic widgets.
]]>Images of users are not showing; hyperlinked boxes only go to twitter.com, and not a user.
]]>No muestra la imagen de los FANS
No imagens Show
]]>When using Twitter Fans v1.3 on WordPress 3.2, using the Twenty Eleven theme, the homepage only shows “[USERNAME] has [NUMBER] followers.”
[USERNAME] is of course replaced with the Twitter username. [NUMBER] displays the number of followers as well. The main issue is that it doesn’t display images of the followers like it used to.
]]>Hey guys,
This was driving me nuts, as it’s the best plugin I could find for the way I wanted it to look. So I decided to fix it myself.
I’ve made a number of changes to my plugin for display purposes so I can’t give you precise line numbers. Basically look for the following line:
$options[CURLOPT_URL] = 'https://twitter.com/statuses/followers/'.$instance['twitterfans_username'].'.xml';
(in mine it’s line 89)
Comment it out (always comment before committing!) and add the following line in it’s place:
$options[CURLOPT_URL] = 'https://api.twitter.com/1/statuses/followers/ids.xml?'.$instance['twitterfans_username'].'=twitterapi';
I also uncommented the line : $twitter_fans = get_option('twitter_fans');
Not sure if it was something someone else here in my office commented out, or the original developer, but I put it back in anyway. Haven’t had time to assess it’s true functionality.
Change the number of fans in your widget (to force a cache reload of the fans) and refresh the page. Should work fine.
Laters,
T
]]>Ever since the last update the fans on Twitter Fans no longer show up. Are there any plans to fix this? Does anyone know of any other widget that is like this.
]]>Once installed all access to the Plugin’s page from dashboard is locked out. Only way to resolve is to delete plug-in using FTP.
]]>In the widget, upon clicking the save button, the URL of the “follow me” image disappears and I am not able to display the URL I desire.
I’m trying to post, <img src=”https://twitter-badges.s3.amazonaws.com/t_logo-a.png” alt=”Follow TimCheesebrow on Twitter”/>
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks.
]]>I see only the html content, any content from twitter …
I use some other modules with curl, so it isn’t probably the issue
How could we help?
Love this plugin – thank you very much!!!
My problem is that in firefox the length of the box expands much too long in my sidebar regardless of the number of “fans” I choose to show. In my case I am choosing to show 9 people which should result in a box about 320 long but instead in fire fox shows the 9 people but the box is much too long for the 9 and the remainder just shows as empty space. Works fine in IE. I will leave it running for a while to view at https://flyguys.net/blog. Please if anyone could help with this …….. thank you.
]]>It doesn’t seem to obey the width of my sidebar. It appears that a width is hard-coded in somewhere, but I can’t find where. If there was an option in the widget to insert the width, that would be super helpful.
]]>Hi,
Works great except when trying to use an account which is followed by less than number of followers to show set in wordpress widget configuration page.
The loop should take into account the follower_count retrieved from the XLM output from twitter API.
I’ll try to find a solution tonight and post it if I come up with something.
]]>the current wp version is 3.0.1 and twitter meanwhile changed their auth mechanism…
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