Stephen Pickett

Hi Fronbow,

I’m aware of the error and it is on my list of issues to fix (by introducing caching of user profiles). In the meantime I would recommend that you turn off E_WARNING level errors:

https://php.net/manual/en/function.error-reporting.php

If you aren’t familiar with PHP then I suggest you read:

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/hide-php-error-message?replies=5

I don’t yet have a timeline on my fix as my job is very busy at the moment so ThinkTwit updates are taking a backseat currently.

Just for the record Amir has confirmed that this has resolved the issue so I am awaiting one further test to come back positive and then will commit the change.

If anyone else has any issues please let me know here or at https://www.thepicketts.org.

Hi amirhabibi,

Please could you E-mail me at meethoss at gmail dot com and I will E-mail you a test version of the code which I believe will fix this issue? This will then go in to the next release if you can confirm for me that it resolves your issue.

I am currently implementing some improvements to the upgrade process to remove most upgrade issues going forward before continuing on the feature roadmap.

Hi Alvin,

No problem – all the best with it, and let me know if you need any further help or changes!

Steve

Hi Alvin,

Have just released version 1.1.9 which addresses your requests. See https://www.thepicketts.org/2011/05/thinktwit-update-1-1-9/ for more details!

Steve

Hi Alvin,

First of all, I’d like to say thanks for your feedback – I really appreciate it as it’s the only way I know that people are using and wanting the plugin, and it’s the only way I can make improvements that people really want.

Secondly, whilst it’s possible to partially modify the text (colour) in the CSS there are some improvements that I could make that would improve this. I will add to the roadmap to encapsulate separately the author and the author message (” said: “) in one span and the tweet in another span. I will additionally add individual id’s to each li so that tweets can also be individually targeted.

I’ll try to do that this week, and I will also supply some sample CSS in the readme to help out you and anyone else who needs it.

Thanks again!

Steve

Hi Akis,

My system is finally working again. I’ll try to make some time this week to look at these changes again – I will post an update here when I get the chance.

Hey Akis,

No news I’m afraid. My PC is out of action and I’m waiting for it to be repaired. Until then I have no access to my files and I can’t develop any further, I’m afraid. Sorry for the inconvenience, it’s been a nightmare for me and the company responsible has seriously damaged my opinion of them.

I’ll let you know as soon as I have something; once I have my computer working again I think it should be done within a week.

Akis – FYI, I’m half way through writing the caching. Hope to have it released in a few days.

Sosi – I will work on internationalising the code as soon as I can; will add it to the roadmap at https://www.thepicketts.org/thinktwit/

Hi Sosi,

That’s great news – thanks for letting me know!

Hi Akis,

I believe this is a limitation of the Twitter API but I’m working on a resolution to this – will hopefully have it implemented in the next couple of weeks.

Hi Sosi,

I’ve completed the changes along with another change that allows it to work with caching engines. I’m just going through some further last minute testing with another user to make sure everything works and should be uploading the changes in the next couple of hours.

Let me know if you have any issues or if there’s anything else I can help with! ??

Steve

This seriously came in handy for “AJAX-ifying” my widget without breaking it’s ability to have multiple instances! Thanks!

Hi Sosi,

Just to let you know I’m currently looking in to your issue. I will see if there’s an alternative way to get the XML feed and update as soon as I have something.

Steve

I’ve just uploaded a new minor release (1.1.0) which implements correctly the widget API, thus making it work more correctly as a widget. You can now insert multiple instances, if you so desire, and settings are now within the widget (where you drag and drop it) rather than in a separate page. I’ve also made a few other minor improvements.

My next job will be adding caching.

As always please let me know if you have any issues or suggestions.