No, no update has been released.

I understand... Are you still working on this? I remember it started back in january and its summer now.

Please let me know how far along.

I have the utmost respect but again I just really want to know if I should develop on my own or if something is on the horizon.

Please... let me know.

This mod is great, but just like everyone else says, it's very limited on what you can do with it. It would be something if it would make like a little pop up window and you can add your own words to the link instead of just "Check This Out" and also it could give you the ability to add hashes like #vBulletinMods or whatever your site is about.

^^^ that's been said over and over. Kind knows about it. I'm just not sure what his time is like to work on the project. Hopefully he'll answer my question so I can make an inteligent choice.

On all his beta's and test site the custom "title" is there. We just don't have it. Been that way for months.

I'm out of school in two weeks from yesterday. So I will have a very large amount of time free up. A major hurdle I am working on with Ragtek is OAuth, which will remove many of the major problems surrounding this product...

thanks a bunch. really.

I can't get this to work for me. When I click on either the Tweet this thread link or the tweet this post link, I'm redirected to the bottom of the thread.

Any advice would be appreciated.
Thanks

This seems to be the most promising "Tweet This" plugin yet. Can it not be somewhat similar to the "Tweet This" wordPress plugin, that essentially doesn't require anyone to store their userID/password - rather, it simply pulls a link.

Not sure how the variables would play out - but I'd think you could smack the code down in the SHOWTHREAD template.

An example (from how to make a easy "Tweet This" link in WordPress) is simply adding this:
Of course, the <?php the_permalink(); ?> is pulling the WordPress's blog URL ... but would there be a way to simply add this type of line in the template, and pull the correct code that vbulletin uses (ie. threadid=$threadinfo[threadid]&amp;p=$postid) type info???

Just curious. If you knew PHP and could understand this hack to easily use "TweetThis" in WordPress, looks like it could port over to VBulletin easily?

Thanks, will give this a try.

Andy

Thanks - if you nail it, let us know. I'm not excited about the users having to add the info to their UserCP - for all the existing users, they'd have to go back and add it after-the-fact, and it seems kinda out of the way. Would be better if anyone (even if not a registered member) could tweet a thread ... and I'd think you could just manually throw some of that code in there (assumingly, on the SHOWTHREAD template)?