get this error:

Call to undefined function mcrypt_get_iv_size() in /var/www/htm/profile.php(2155) : eval()'d code on line 16

With all due respect to the coder, please take my comments as intended and not as a personal attack against you or the vbTwitter mod - but really, what's the point?

I can see no point in a forum's users littering their twitter pages with a stream of Check This Out text with no description in the links of what the potential visitor might be looking at? I can't speak for other web users out there, but I don't have a tendancy to click on links just because they tell me to click here or to check this out. If you could find a way to form a better link, perhaps by pulling in the post/thread title, then this mod could be mildly useful.

Until then, I am uninstalling this mod. I wish you success as you try to get this worked out, and I would revisit this mod if you can communicate better to users what exactly the link is going to be about.

Regards,
Lima Bean

Hm. Are you sure you uploaded the new tweet.php?

Yes. They are invisible on my computer and snuck their way in.

Update your password, it should have an IV parameter stored with it.

Personally, I have it installed on 3 beta testing sites, and they all worked perfectly. With the code you gave me, it should not be doing what it is, hence the reason I asked to see the forum.

I haven't had the time to sit down and remove them. They slipped in as they are invisible on my computer.

Your problem is unique, and the only one I've seen like it. If your problem is the only one that happens, it is impossible for a coder to predict and fix it.

You don't have mcrypt installed.

I get the following error:

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING, expecting T_OLD_FUNCTION or T_FUNCTION or T_VAR or '}' in twitter.php on line 29

[high]* smnet is waiting for 1.1 :)[/high]

Can you be a bit clearer? Do you mean change it? Not sure what you mean by "update your password"

Cheers.

Yep, I?m sure. Here is the procedure I tried recently. I wiped out the username and password, saved the changes. I added the username and password, saved the changes to no success. I overwrote all files on the servers and re-imported the 1.03-version. To no success.

Then - I?m on the Mac-side - I tried out the program "Twitterific" and this prog gave me an alert about my password, warning me about an incompatibility with the twitter-api, cause my password contained non-alphanumeric characters. I changed the password to contain only alphanumeric characters and now all is working like a charm! :)

But I had to add a template-edit manually to get the "Tweet this post"-link working. I?m using the Template Modification System within the postbit too, maybe this prevented the link to show up.

Sorry for causing the confusion! But to my exoneration the twitter-browser-site accepts and works with non-alphanumeric-characters within the password, so I didn?t suspect any issues so far.

Thank you for this neat addon! :) Clicked Installed.

Hm. I will see about looking into that tomorrow.

All you need to do is edit your options, and just retype your password. If it was stored without an IV, it won't be able to decrypt. Upon changing your password, it'll update and store the required variables with your password. :)

Glad you figured it out. :)

Hey can you tell me the code for making the "tweettpopup" and what file and where you put it int the file? Thanks for the help!

BTW what do you mean everything will work w/ ajax?? Thanks

Sorry, but the tweet pop up will not appear until v1.1 is released. It requires significant code changes and additions to what is in v1.0.x. For this reason, it will not be "pre-released" as an individual feature to v1.0.x. And here's an AJAX screencast:

http://screencast.com/t/CkcUQkUErUm

Notice the time stamp doesn't change. ;) (Cause there is NO reload!)