TXP Tweet: arc_twitter and arc_twitter_intents

monkeyninja · 2010-02-14 16:37:53

decoderltd wrote:

Thanks Andy. In response to your question, yes, the error has always occurred – but at least if the PHP message doesn’t appear it looks better to clients.

I’ve just uploaded version 0.2.1 which should hopefully have removed the error message. In trying to get to the route of this issue I have discovered that there is a problem with the way the plugin attempts to store the Twitter IDs in the database; basically a 64-bit integer is attempting to be stored in a 32-bit integer column. As a result the plugin is not correctly recording the tweet IDs. I’m wondering whether this is in part related to your issue.

I am working on a way of fixing this problem for the next release as I was planning on making use of this data in a future release. The main issue is how to put something together that will ensure people successfully upgrade between versions. For the time being it will have no effect on the workings of the plugin.

monkeyninja · 2010-02-14 16:39:13

SuMu wrote:

It works for me :-)
Is ist possibel to show the blog-article title as as hyperlink on twitter?

I don’t believe that Twitter will let you do this sadly (although correct me if I am wrong, just never seen it being done).

SuMu · 2010-02-15 07:19:25

Yes you are right, monkeyninja!

jens31 · 2010-02-22 16:41:32

hi

thanks for the nice plug-in, works like a charm.
i just got one little problem.
my html entities get converted
the entity for > ends up in > because the & in > gets converted into &

i would be cool to have an “escape” option..

monkeyninja · 2010-02-24 13:14:50

I’ve released an update to arc_twitter (v0.2.2) that fixes the integer storage issue mentioned above. The bug in earlier versions does not affect the workings of the plugin, but may have an impact on future releases as I intend to make use of this data.

jens31 wrote:

thanks for the nice plug-in, works like a charm.
i just got one little problem.
my html entities get converted
the entity for > ends up in > because the & in > gets converted into &

jens31, where are the html entities being converted? Is this when posting to Twitter or when retrieving Twitter feeds.

jens31 · 2010-02-24 18:12:07

high and thanks for repligh ;)

the tweets look fine to me:
http://twitter.com/sscgroup
while the feed itself doesnt:
http://twitter.com/statuses/user_timeline/90418194.rss

hmmm
looks like this aint your problem, innit??

Last edited by jens31 (2010-02-24 18:12:50)

trailgirl · 2010-03-04 21:18:21

Great plugin! Thank you!

I am getting this same error message as decoderltd reported. The tweet is going to twitter okay. I am running version 0.2.2 of the plugin, production status is live.

Notice: Trying to get property of non-object in /…/textpattern/lib/txplib_misc.php(594) : eval()’d code on line 369

stephan · 2010-03-04 21:32:48

One idea for arc_twitter… Can you add an option to include a hashtag for a specific section? I kind of hacked this in for my own needs, but it’s not as polished as to justify a release.

In my case I have two blogs tweeting on one account. It would be nice to tag the tweets whether they are relevant to one blog or the other. However it would probably make sense to add hashtags for sections or categories because most people won’t be using one twitter account for two blogs.

Anyway, great plugin :-)

stephan · 2010-03-09 17:19:30

I have arc_twitter running in a multisite setup now and it produces errors in the front- and backend:

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING, expecting T_OLD_FUNCTION or T_FUNCTION or T_VAR or ‘}’ in /my/www/site/textpattern/lib/txplib_misc.php(594) : eval()‘d code on line 432
This error was brought to you by:arc_twitter

Is this due to some hard-coded paths or something? At first glance I didn’t find anything suspicious in the code, so the question is, has the plugin been successfully tested in a multisite environment yet?

monkeyninja · 2010-03-09 19:01:46

Hi Stephan, I may be misunderstanding which line the error is occurring on but there don’t seem to be any issues in the code at that point. However, it appears to be the line that sets the cache directory. I’ve no experience of using Textpattern in a multisite environment so am unsure of how it handles these things. How does your setup handle image and file directories?

trailgirl, ummm this annoying little problem seems persistent. I’ve not heard anything from decoderltd as to whether or not the problem they were having was sorted out or not. Perhaps I need to look into this again. I will attempt to investigate this further some time this week.

trailgirl · 2010-03-09 19:14:38

Thanks, monkeyninja. I’m also going to do a new install of textpattern on another site this week, will let you know if I get the same error.

stephan · 2010-03-09 19:33:16

Again, I failed miserably. When I moved my site to the new host (and multisite config) I forgot to adjust the paths according to the new server structure. arc_twitter works just fine, thanks for the great work!

whaleen · 2010-03-14 02:37:05

Sorry if this has been covered elsewhere – can’t seem to find out: Is it possible to to have ‘Update Twitter’ set to ‘No’ by default?

monkeyninja · 2010-03-14 20:51:40

whaleen wrote:

Sorry if this has been covered elsewhere – can’t seem to find out: Is it possible to to have ‘Update Twitter’ set to ‘No’ by default?

You can now. I’ve just released arc_twitter version 0.2.3 that includes this option (plugin preference screen). I was also needing this feature so decided it was about time it got put in there.

This release also has what I really hope will fix that non-object error that a couple of you have been finding. trailgirl, I’d appreciate it if you could try the latest release on the site you were having problems with and let me know how you get on. Thanks.

trailgirl · 2010-03-14 21:11:18

Thanks, monkeyninja, I still get the error, different line# this time: eval()’d code on line 379 But it does work fine, sends out to twitter.

I have another site to check, as soon as I go live with it (on localhost right now), then I might know if it has something to do with my txp upgrade.

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