Stan Scates
Stan Scates
+1 for this, @hjr265 do you want us to open a PR?
Howdy, I'm rather fond of jquery.tweet.js, so due to the impending deprecation of Twitter API v1.0, I created a simple OAuth / caching layer designed to interface with a slightly...
Let me know how it goes :smiley_cat:
Hey Steve, I've just rolled out v1.3, I've made several changes to jquery.tweet.js (feel free to take a look, I would highly value any input you may have), I would...
Looks like a duplicate of #869
@cabusmichael After a little research, I recommend you change your modpath to '/library/twitter/index.php' Let me know if that doesn't work
Something is awry server-side. Since you're running IIS, I would advise that you ensure that you have PHP installed, it's working correctly, and is at least version 5.3. Also check...
P.S. I understand you may not have access to the server logs or libraries available, so if you're unable to explore that route I would also suggest some of the...
You are absolutely correct, it was this way in v1.3, but I changed it because of all the complaints about searching on multiple user names. Will push a fix shortly
Check your modpath or that the index.php file exists in the right place, the widget is trying to request http://moradxd.zxq.net/except/4/js/twitter/index.php, which is evidently does not exist