Muliple keywords when using tweets by search

Hi,

You may try delimiting the keywords by commas (,).

Hope it helps.

Hi again,

That’s one of the first things i tried but it didn’t ahve any effect unfortunately.

Hi,

That’s strange. It should work for most of the times. For example, say, you want to display tweets that contain the words, php or mysql, you can set php, mysql. Or php OR mysql may work.

Can you give me some example keywords so that I can reproduce on my end?

Hi,

Sorry for the misunderstanding. We’re talking about different things. Yes, it works to use two keywords in the “Tweets by Search”-feauture in wich the plugin filter out tweets with both these keywords. But thats not what i’m looking out to do. I would the plugin to filter out either the first or the second keyword. Not to filter on both keywords. Is this possible? Sorry again for the confusion.

Hi,

I would the plugin to filter out either the first or the second keyword. Not to filter on both keywords. Is this possible? Sorry again for the confusion.

I’m having a hard time understanding what you mean.

Give me some example keywords which do not work as you expect.

Also you may try some search operators supported by Twitter API described here.

Hi,

Ok i’ll try to explain better. I use the “Tweets by Search”-feature in one place on my website. I’ve set the item count to “2” and search keyword to “sverige,politik”. What then happens is that the plugin filter out tweets with both these keywords. I would like the plugin to filter out tweets with EITHER sverige OR politik, not to filter out tweets with both these keywords.

Hi,

Maybe try this

sverige OR politik