touche...I'm just making the case for a feature that most vBtwitter users would use.

The custom development is therein:

Making an option in the vBulletin control panel to change the "check this out" phrase into something custom will require updating the script to do so.

Of course I could just change it in the source code but that's dangerous and inefficient.

It's dangerous because why would any admin want to edit source code to customize a phrase regularly?

Plus...it's that kind of feature that makes something popular into something very phenomenal.

King... Thanks for everything so far. I understand if you're frustrated with me. Users are never satisfied and always want new features. heh :)

Actually, the source code changes would add 4-5 lines, plus a single phrase, and a new link variable. I know the code in my mind. :) It's a relatively simple modification.

I have the same problem, how do I correct this please ?

The username-and-password-authentication-failure still happens with the new version. I severely checked my twitter-login-data, they are working within twitter itself.

can i delete .svn folders? or are they needed?

Works for me though...

Mine now works but I get this error message across the top of the redirection screen right after it.

Warning: mcrypt_decrypt() [function.mcrypt-decrypt]: The IV parameter must be as long as the blocksize in [path]\tweet.php on line 9

Any idea why that might be?

Cheers

I'm sorry but my forums are not open to the public at this point.

I read earlier in this thread that this was being tested so I waited for your release. Apparently the testers need some testing too.


King Kovifor, how about if you remove all the garbage from your zip file so people can get confused over this thing not working without the added confusion of garbage files no one needs?

I like trying stuff from vb.org but I'm not here to work on other coders bugs. Those should be worked on and hopefully solved before a new post is made offering it to the masses.

This clearly was not tested enough by those who have.

On the other hand, I have stolen some hilarious gif images posted to this thread for use in other threads. So I'm ahead at this point. ;)

How exciting this all seemed only days ago...