jezza101

Although Twitter requires your mobile phone number to allow new apps, you can use one app for all your copies of Tweet Wheel on individual websites.

But if I do this I have to tweet out to the same account on all sites? In my case each site I setup has its own individual Twitter account. People who follow my Android site twitter account won’t want tweets from my personal blog, etc!

Anyway, it sounds like it is a moot point if you are now looking to add this feature. Personally I think it will be an attractive addition to site owners and something rival plugins are missing.

I’ll keep an eye on your releases, add this in and you’ve made a sale!

Figured it out.

https://github.com/WP-API/WP-API/issues/921#issuecomment-75742696
https://github.com/WP-API/WP-API/issues/806#issuecomment-75857698

If one of those plugins provides you with a shortcode then you should be able to use this in the adunit.

If not, you can cut and paste the ad code directly from your Google adsense admin page.

Not through this plugin, it would be out of scope. The simplicity of this plugin means that you can place any links you like into the ad units and I would have no way to track those.

You are probably better off using a stats package, JetPack tracks outbound links for example, but there are others.

Else use a link tracking plugin, such as this.

There was a lot of talk about this plugin going into core a couple of versions ago, but now it’s all gone quiet :(. I think I’d rather use this than the Jetpack API (I don’t want my app to be dependent on a non core plugin).

You can make use of the WordPress.com API via the JetPack plugin.

As to what the difference between the two is, I don’t know. The two implementations of what seems largely the same concept seems to be confusing a lot of people.

I guess this plugin is good for those that don’t want to use JetPack. And Im sure there are pros and cons to both.

This plugin was supposed to be added to the core which would be useful as you can know your app / theme etc will work with any (up to date) WP install and not just JetPack enabled ones.

But the JSON Rest API development seems to have gone very quiet or perhaps Im looking in the wrong place? ??

If someone who has a good idea of the overall architecture could reply that would be great. I’ve seen this question asked many times but only ever replied by people having a guess!

Hi!

That option isn’t available at the moment but I could add it. How would it work?

Like this:

POST 1
POST 2
POST 3
POST 4
POST 5
*ADVERT*
POST 6

That should be possible to add in.

Getting this too when I post a twitter link into bbpress. Hmmm….

I was just pondering this myself hence why I found this post!

I would be interested to know why I might choose one over the other, my understanding isn’t enough to position the the two implementations in my head.

Is anyone able to summarise how these two fit into the WP ecosystem?

I guess the WP JSON approach has the advantage that other users of any developed app would not be forced to use Jetpack. It can also be extended to provide routes for eg BuddyPress etc (but these will have to be installed as separate plugins).

The JetPack solution ties into WordPress.com so not sure if that affors additional benefit in terms of authentication etc.

Sorry, I’m not sure I understand what you mean here?

Oooo. That’s interesting. Can’t say I noticed that in my testing but I’ll see if I can reproduce the problem.

Thanks for the feedback, I’ll see what I can do to make views more visible.

Apologies, I haven’t read up on how to implement mulit-lingual capabilities.

Thanks for the links, I’ll read up and hope to update.

Shortcode support now added, thanks to Daniel J. Lewis for the poke.

Fixed. This was due to calling bloginfo() in the initialisation, which is too soon.