**Updated** LG Twitter 2.0 - Update your twitter status from EE

Just a quick note to say that this extension has been updated to 1.0.1 😊

You are ridiculous - now you can read minds. I have been avoiding Twitter like that plague, for no particular reason other than to be antisocial, I suppose…until yesterday. Being here at SXSW I feel like if I’m not Twittering, I’m useless. 😊 I’ve just (and I mean just today) installed Twitbin for FF and Twitterific, enabled SMS notification and set a Twitter shortcut on the homepage of my iPhone. Then I come to the forums, type “twitter” into the search field, and see that you’ve written a plugin. Coincidence?

UPDATE: Because I’ve just started using Twitter, and I have no twits (which should be the term used for “friends”), allow me to pimp myself: code name “masuga”

I figured the twitter plugin would be useful for getting some incoming links to new entries and basically allowing me to inform people of new updates to my extensions.

Have fun with it…

You can use it in one of two ways… create a twitter blog or add a custom field to an existing blog.

Cheers Leevi

Hey Ryan,

I just updated LG twitter to 1.0.2 which fixes a bug when your status includes a link.

Cheers

Just installed – and reinstalled – lg-twitter-1.1.0.2 and got the following error message:

Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_STRING, expecting T_OLD_FUNCTION or T_FUNCTION or T_VAR or '}' in ... extensions/ext.lg_twitter.php on line 634

Any suggestions for fixing?

Thanks.

Just installed – and reinstalled – lg-twitter-1.1.0.2 and got the following error message:

Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_STRING, expecting T_OLD_FUNCTION or T_FUNCTION or T_VAR or '}' in ... extensions/ext.lg_twitter.php on line 634

Any suggestions for fixing? Thanks.

I hope you mean v 1.0.2 😊

I ran validation on the local file on my machine and the php file seems ok. As a result I replaced the zip on my site with the one on my local site. Try downloading it again.

Cheers

Just installed – and reinstalled – lg-twitter-1.1.0.2 and got the following error message:

Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_STRING, expecting T_OLD_FUNCTION or T_FUNCTION or T_VAR or '}' in ... extensions/ext.lg_twitter.php on line 634

Any suggestions for fixing? Thanks.

I hope you mean v 1.0.2 😊 I ran validation on the local file on my machine and the php file seems ok. As a result I replaced the zip on my site with the one on my local site. Try downloading it again. Cheers

LG,

Downloaded again from your site: Same error:

Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_STRING, expecting T_OLD_FUNCTION or T_FUNCTION or T_VAR or '}' in .../extensions/ext.lg_twitter.php on line 634

And … for some reason upon download my computer adds a digit before the download name. : / That’s why it was off.

Thanks for your help.

Was this ever fixed? I just downloaded and installed and I’m getting the same error. Grabbed it straight from Leevi’s site, installed and got the error. Any thoughts welcome.

Anybody actually using this extension? If I add it to my extensions folder and go to view installed extensions in the CP, I get a blank screen…once I remove it everything works fine. Anybody else have this issue?

I’m using EE 1.6.3 LG Twitter 1.0.2

Thanks in advance

I used it for a few days, then switched to http://twitterfeed.com/. I like the idea of it grabbing my rss feeds and posting rather than tweaking EE to do the posting.

I was having the same problem with the ‘line 635 error’ as everyone else and had a rather simple solution. Update your hosting to PHP 5 and everything is resolved. Bingo.

Ah PHP5…. interesting… I’ll see if there is a solution now I know the cause. Thanks Nelson

OK silenz has a solution for the php4 issue OVER HERE..

I’ll add it to the next release.

I know this may complicate things a bit, but its something I’ve noticed. I constantly make blog posts and post date them modifying the time and date of each entry so I don’t have to be in front of a computer all the time. As an example I’ll spend a few hours monday night making posts for the entire week. Well LG Twitter ignores that and just twits it right away. The result is a bunch of twits to links of posts that aren’t there yet (sometimes up to a week). Thankfully someone on my twitter site feed pointed it out. Any ideas?