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Sorry for the delay in reply…
please check your twitter api key and make sure you have filled all the details. You must have to enter number of tweets you need to import.
Let me know if you get the same issue after that.
Thanks!

The plugin works (which is more than I can say about others), however I’d like each post to have the tweet text as the title, and to go to a specific category…is this possible?

Nevermind the category, that setting is there…the title is important though. Is there some %tweet% type code I can put in there?

Currently, Plugin is listing tweets in which post title contains your custom text (which you can mention in settings) with tweets id. It has no option as per your requirement to enter tweet text as title but you can modify it accordingly if you can.

I figured it out by tweaking your plugin a bit, but figured I ask so I didn’t have to edit the code.

$data = array(
					'post_content'   => $text,
					'post_title'     =>  $text

I have to made option to set tweet text as post title. I will definitely do it in next update. Thanks

I am having the same issue as @jessicaleyland8.

All of my access information is filled in, I double checked it several times. Any idea what else may be causing this?

Hi @rt4philly, tweet import error comes only due to incorrect settings. Please fill all the setting fields and check the Consumer key/secret and Access token/secret. Please let me know if you get the same.

I’m still getting the same issue. It’s definitely an authorization problem. But I’m using what dev.twitter generated, so I’m not sure what to do.

I created a dev account and created and application so I could get the consumer and access token keys for my personal twitter account to test out this plugin. I’m using what was auto-generated by dev.twitter. Is there something special I need to be doing when I’m in the twitter dev area to get this thing to work?

Help!

No, There is nothing special. Just go to your application “API Keys” tab. Check application access level, it should be “Read, write, and direct messages”.
1. Set your “API Key” under plugin “Twitter Consumer Key” field.
2. Set your “API Secret” under “Twitter Consumer Secret”.
3. Set Your “Owner” field value under “Twitter User ID”
4. Set the Access token and secret as well
5. Enter Twitter post title
6. Set number of post to import as 5
7. Set 1 in Tweets Imports Time Interval field
8. Also fill other settings

I will share you my twitter api settings by mail if this does not work. You can also contact me on my mail for keys.