[Plugin: IBD Twitter] ???

@hfort, as the description says, it was the Twitter for WordPress plugin for the base. Just did some changes to it that I felt were better. I’m not sure why the tweets sometimes don’t display. I noticed that as well and it could be from twitter being overloaded and making the Tweets pull back to slow. I will be re-writing the base of this plugin based on my own twitter class. I am also working on making it so any new blog post auto posts a new tweet. Please check back later in the week for an update. I’m sorry that you are unhappy with v #1. I hope to have you download the next version and write a new review liking the product. Please feel free to contact me with suggestions. Thanks, Justin St. Germain (iBright Development)

Hi Justin,

I’ve been incorporating the plugin into a site but I’m getting an odd problem.

Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /home/onemorei/public_html/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/ibd-twitter/twitter.php:1) in /home/onemorei/public_html/wordpress/wp-includes/pluggable.php on line 890

I’ve done a bit of search and the common consensus is that this is caused by spaces after ?> etc but I can’t find any. Also, I don’t get this message all the time. Right now I have the webpage open ( https://www.onemoreinthetolly.com/wordpress/ ) on two separate computers, and I only get the message when I attempt to open the /wp-admin/ directory in a second tab. However, this morning I got it when I attempted to access the actual site, and not the wp-admin folder…

Any help would be appreciated!

Thanks

@pepe, are you using the PHP code or the widget? The plugin shouldn’t cause any error like that.

The widget.

I made a small change to the code; replacing $before_title with <h3 class=”widgettitle”>Latest ‘ and $after_title with ‘</h3>’ – could this be causing it?

`// These lines generate our output.
echo $before_widget . ‘<h3 class=”widgettitle”>Latest ‘ . ‘<a href=”https://twitter.com/&#8217; . $item[‘username’] . ‘”>’. $item[‘title’] . ‘</a>’ . ‘</h3>’;
twitter_messages($item[‘username’], $item[‘num’], true,`

The issue only seems to occur occasionally which I find very odd!