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Open link in a new window with exemple #10 #314

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Krysteo opened this issue Dec 16, 2012 · 7 comments
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Open link in a new window with exemple #10 #314

Krysteo opened this issue Dec 16, 2012 · 7 comments

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@Krysteo
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Krysteo commented Dec 16, 2012

Hello,

I use the exemple #10 - use button to page forwards and backwards.
Where do I put the code to open in a new window. ?

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purcell commented Dec 29, 2012

Hi - did you get this working, or do you still need advice?

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Krysteo commented Dec 29, 2012

Hello,

That's works well, thanks.

I'am just on the javascript to change the layout.
On the first line I have :
X hours ago by alexwoz

I have extract the avatar name (alekswoz) with : {avatar_screen_name},
but I would prefer to have the real name
exemple : alekswoz = Aleksandra Wozniak

How can I extract the real name ?

Thanks,

Krysteo

----- Original Message -----
From: Steve Purcell
To: seaofclouds/tweet
Cc: Krysteo
Sent: Saturday, December 29, 2012 2:03 PM
Subject: Re: [tweet] Open link in a new window with exemple #10 (#314)

Hi - did you get this working, or do you still need advice?


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purcell commented Dec 29, 2012

You can use {name}, but that information is not returned by all of twitter's APIs, so it only works for some of the tweet() modes, and will be empty in the others.

-Steve

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Krysteo commented Dec 29, 2012

Seems to work well with my list of usernames.

Thanks,

Krysteo

----- Original Message -----
From: Steve Purcell
To: seaofclouds/tweet
Cc: Krysteo
Sent: Saturday, December 29, 2012 4:05 PM
Subject: Re: [tweet] Open link in a new window with exemple #10 (#314)

You can use {name}, but that information is not returned by all of twitter's APIs, so it only works for some of the tweet() modes, and will be empty in the others.

-Steve


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Krysteo commented Jan 11, 2013

Hello,

Sine 3 or 4 days have have a strange issue with seaofclouds tweet :

In the otions (index.html) I have :

jQuery(function($){
var options = {
username: ["vika7","victorialarrier","CaroWozniacki","andreapetkovic","juliagoerges","sorana_cirstea","Arantxarus","alekswoz","geniebouchard","Petra_Kvitova","AlizeLim","mandyminella","TennisAvenue"],
page: 1,
avatar_size: 48,
count: 6,
loading_text: "loading tweets..."
};

In the page 1 here : http://www.sevenly.fr/test/
I see only 5 tweets and I can't go to the page 2 (the button not work)

I have tested : if I replace page: 1 by page: 2 in the options there is 6 tweets and I can
go to the page 3,4,5 etc.. but if i return to page 1 there is only 5 tweets and I can't go to other pages again.

Thanks,

Krysteo

----- Original Message -----
From: Steve Purcell
To: seaofclouds/tweet
Cc: Krysteo
Sent: Saturday, December 29, 2012 4:05 PM
Subject: Re: [tweet] Open link in a new window with exemple #10 (#314)

You can use {name}, but that information is not returned by all of twitter's APIs, so it only works for some of the tweet() modes, and will be empty in the others.

-Steve


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purcell commented Jan 11, 2013

Ah, yes. Try adding

      fetch: 7,

to the options. Then your example works fine for me. I'll update the bundled example accordingly.

-Steve

purcell added a commit that referenced this issue Jan 11, 2013
When using search-based widget modes, this seems to be necessary. (See
comments in #314.)
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Krysteo commented Jan 11, 2013

Ok, that works fine.

Thanks,

Krysteo

----- Original Message -----
From: Steve Purcell
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Cc: Krysteo
Sent: Friday, January 11, 2013 11:46 AM
Subject: Re: [tweet] Open link in a new window with exemple #10 (#314)

Ah, yes. Try adding

fetch: 7,

to the options. Then your example works fine for me. I'll update the bundled example accordingly.

-Steve

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