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my server does not support curl. Is there a no-curl option?
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It's not a huge issue but hopefully the CDATA gets fixed sooner or later.
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Will this work at all for v3.6.12? I tried it and got the CDATA issue too. Might it have something to do with thread prefixes?
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Is there any way to make it not do duplicate threads other than increasing the time between script runs?
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Got same error:
Error: RSS file not found, dude, when using the scheduled task... external.php is perfectly working as we have it on viigo, php5.... everything is ok, but that error is present. How do i solve it? |
Hy thanks for this great Hack! :-)
I´ve only one problem, my letters Ö,Ü,Ä dont´t send to twitter, how can i fix this? |
turkish characters can not be sent to twitter via this mod. is there anything which i can do to fix this?
i changed utf-8 to latin5 but did not worked. |
i get many duplicate threads to twitter - whats going wrong there? if there is no solution - i have to uninstall this twitter tool because i dont want to flood twitter with duplicate content and delete ist manual.
any ideas? thank you |
Can u make to all rss?
Its missing a lot threads posts |
here is the code I've implemented to get around the duplicate issue.
The issue arose when the latest thread was not the current status of the twitter account, so I updated the code to search the entire feed page for the thread title. It now checks the contents of your twitter page and looks for a match with the title of the first item in the RSS feed, if it finds it it does not try to repost. If it does not find a match it will call the twitter API and submit the message. I then had an issue where it was posting <![CDATA[thread title]]. I discovered that this only occurred when there was an apostrophe in the thread title, so I added a replace command to strip out the CDATA text. There was also an issue where if your server did not receive a response from the twitter page in a timely fashion the script would not find a match for the latest title thread and would repost. I added a line in the script to search for your account name in the page, and if it finds it then call the twitter API. This ensures that there is no more double posting. You need to replace the contents of the twitask.php file in the includes\cron folder with the script below. You need to replace the ACCOUNTNAME text in the line http://twitter.com/ACCOUNTNAME with the name of your twitter account. this needs to be in the same case as the account name appears on your twitter page. PHP Code:
I've been running with the above script and options for the last several days and have eliminated the duplicate posting issues. |
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