zhenech

Hey (ffffu wp.org, where are my notifications!?).

I found your problem and fixed it in 0.5. The issue was a stricter SimplePie included in 3.5 and your list probably containing a empty line at the end (this is now strip()ed in my code).

Hi,

(hate wp.org for not notifying me about new posts, relly).

what did you enter in the source list? it should “just work”, so I’d need more debug from you if the problem still exists.

greets
evgeni

this feature is in 0.3 which is released, thus closing.

Please try the development version of statusnet-widget with “https://search.twitter.com/#gnulinuxcat” as a source ??

Heya,

thanks for the feedback!
Your number 2 was easy to fix.
Number 1 was a bit more tricky: I used the title of the feed items and parsed the users myself, but there I have no chance to see that the user comes from another statusnet instance. I now added an option (Prefer Content) to use the content of the feed item, which will just contain the correct link.
I did not enable that one by default as I do not like to embed HTML from foreign sites in my site ??

Both changes are in SVN and Git, so you can test them.
I still need to add some more documentation for that though.

Hi,

sorry I only saw your message now (wasn’t logged in on www.ads-software.com for a time and it seems not to send notification mails).
On identi.ca everything works as you can append /rss to almost everything on identi.ca and get a feed out of it.
For Twitter you need some more handholding. The code does already some ugly rewrite to map twitter.com/username to the feed of the use.
You can add some hack in line 117 to look for the twitter search feed at
https://search.twitter.com/search.atom?q=%23Tag

Regards
Evgeni