mbentley

It does not really matter where in the wp-config you put it. Generally, people pick a place and stick to it so they know where to look. I find at the end is best since some things that I work with will take the last one that they loaded if there is a conflict.

Sorry, I don’t remember if wordpress will allow multiple definitions though. It is a bad idea to rely on anyways though.

Thanks a lot! Yes, this worked for me.

By the way, I am running the site on a Windows Server 2008 (WIMP).

Here is what to do:
Go to your WordPress dashboard and select “Settings” (at bottom on the left).
Then click “WP to Twitter”.
Now, the easiest way is to search for “HTTPS”. You should find a section called “Disable Error Messages”. In that section is a checkbox with “Switch to http connection. (Default https)”. CHECK THIS. Then, check “Save Advanced WP->Twitter Options.
You should be good to go.
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