Twitter Timeline Error

Well, straw, camel’s back, all that. I give up trying to anticipate or keep up with the wide variety of error content they might send, so instead of blacklisting, I’m whitelisting. Anything except an XML file full of statuses gets kicked. See if this works out for you.

Hey Derek, awesome work on the plugin! I’m not sure if it’s just me having this issue but after upgrading to 1.1.1 I get a blank page when I go to look at my plugins page in the control panel. Aside from that, however, the plugin seems to be functioning perfectly.

Actually, it’s returning nothing (at least it’s blank and not errors tho!). I notice there isn’t anything in the twitter_timeline_cache…soooo…maybe that’s it? I’ll wait, it could easily be me breakin stuff. But the plugin page is still blank which is a concern. I realize it’s the weekend so no rush of course. 😊

Anyway, thanks again for the work on this plugin, I really love it.

Ugh, sorry for so many posts. I ended up using tag caching (took it out for some reason…) and waited 5 minutes or so and it works again. Sorry about that! Still blank plugin page though.

Turn on the Template Parsing Log, Joey, as the plugin has its own error messages logged there. If you still do not see anything, make sure you have display_errors enabled in your PHP environment, and that error reporting is enabled for logged in Super Admins in your Output and Debugging Preferences.

Hi guys,

I don’t know if I’m being an idiot, but I can’t seem to get this plugin to work correctly.

I want to display my own feed only and this is what I’m using:

{exp:twitter_timeline type=“user” user="[email protected]” password="……" limit="1" twitter_refresh="1"} <div class=”tweet”> <div class=”date”>{created_at format="%d-%m %g:%i"}</div> <div class=”status”>{text}</div> </div> {/exp:twitter_timeline}

It seems to display a public timeline.

Any ideas?

Cheers, Marko

Turn on Template Debugging in your Output and Debugging Preferences and see what log messages are being written for the Twitter Timeline tag, Marko.

Hi Derek,

thanks for the answer. I’ve turned the option on but no debug info shows on the page. I am logged in as a super admin in a separate tab of the same browser. Any idea why this is not working?

Cheers Marko

You must be logged in via the actual domain you are visiting, to the front end. Have you set a cookie domain so that your login is maintained over www vs. no www (or any other subdomain)?

Having troubles with this plug-in. I’m using the Core version of EE 1.6.6. The error I’m getting is the following:

Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/cody/public_html/system/plugins/pi.twitter_timeline.php on line 302

Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/cody/public_html/system/plugins/pi.twitter_timeline.php on line 302

Hey there, i’m having the same problem with this plugin on a Expression Engine Hosted account. Here are the errors i’m getting:

Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /www/pmh####/public_html/system/plugins/pi.twitter_timeline.php on line 302

Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /www/pmh####/public_html/system/plugins/pi.twitter_timeline.php on line 302

What version of the plugin are you running, theblogstudio?

Twitter Timeline (v.1.2)

On line 299, add the following:

echo '<pre>';print_r(htmlentities($xml_obj));echo '</pre>

<p>’;

Curious to see if Twitter is returning yet another new response.