Hello! What a useful plugin. Thank you so much! How can I temporarily set a limit to the number of posts that are imported? I just need a few to come in for testing.
Thanks in advance!
Robb
Awesome plugin.
got an error: PHP message: PHP Fatal error: Cannot use object of type WP_Error as array in /wp-content/plugins/ozh-tweet-archiver/inc/utils.php on line 33
Can you please replace it with:
if ( is_wp_error($response)) {
ozh_ta_debug( "Response error: " . $response->get_error_message());
} else {
$keys = json_decode( $response['body'] );
}or something like that?
Thanks!
]]>How many tweets are imported when choosing the manual import method? I’d like to know before I try. Thanks.
]]>Is a manual archiving of all tweets required before the plugin automatically archives tweets? (The settings window text implies it: “Once this is done, the import will be set to automatic, as per the refresh interval defined.”)
]]>Hi
No new tweets are imported after the initial import of tweets. I have also tried to get new tweets manually. However it does not seem like the any tweets are processed, i just get immediately redirected to a page telling me import is complete, and asking me if i want to return to settings.
Do you have any idea what might be wrong?
]]>How can I assign custom taxonomy terms based on hashtags? I don’t want to use post tags for this.
]]>I really like this plugin, but I was wondering; is there a way to archive the tweets in a custom post type instead of posts?
]]>Hi,
I’m archiving tweets in my blog, tweets.zeronea.com.
The plugin is not assigning Format to and is defaulted to Standard instead of selected Aside or Quote.
]]>You state that I should set up a fresh install of WP to use this plugin. Will it not work on an existing WP install?
]]>I know you said it can’t be done, but how did you get all 5930 of your tweets archived?
]]>Hi!
I’m trying out the plugin, but no luck so far.
I tried importing tweets from this account wpconsultnet
I’m doing this on localhost with WP_DEBUG on and seeing ths Notice a bunch of times:
Notice: Trying to get property of non-object in E:\paul_docs\Websites\loggly.dev\wp-content\plugins\ozh-tweet-archiver\inc\import.php on line 120
The page just refreshses infintely
any ideas?
thanks
Paul
Hi, and thank you for this handy plugin. There are just two functionalities that could add a lot of value to it.
I hope I’ve been clear and constructive. Please keep going the good work!
]]>Is this plug-in still being updated? I’m looking for a way to archive multiple Twitter users, as well as tweets that include specific hashtags (although I’d settle for just being able to archive multiple users).
Ideally, the features would include:
– Use a standard WP custom post type, so tweets can be integrated into standard WP views and themes, and standard category and tag views can be used.
– Add multiple twitter usernames, and import historical tweets and automatically archive all tweets in the future for all the users. For historical tweets, be sure to assign the timestamp of the tweet to the timestamp of the post.
– Add multiple hashtags and import all tweets that include those hashtags. When a tweet with a given hashtag is by a user already being archived, then only create one post.
– When a tweet includes a link to a photo (whether Twitter’s photo service, or a third-party one like yfrog, twitpic, instagram, etc.) import the photo into WP and include it in the post.
– Create groups of users and/or hashtags with their own sets of rules, such as what category to assign them to. If tweets overlap between sets (such as if one set has users and another hashtags) then only create one post, but follow both sets of rules – so if one group assigns one category and another set assigns a different category, then assign both categories to the tweet.
– Tweet hashtags converted to post tags
– Admin interface to see list of users being archived with some stats like how many tweets have been archived, how many in past month, week, etc. and when the last tweet was archived.
– Be able to search by twitter name, category, timeframe, hashtag, or any combo…
By the way, I was looking at your demo site and I noticed that hastags don’t link properly, such as the hashtag in this tweet: https://planetozh.com/tweets/5584
]]>Hi
Great plugin, but it doesn’t play friendly in a multi-site environment. I can get it to work with a clean WordPress install, but if I create additional blogs (both pre-WP 3.1 and since) it will not work correctly. Manually importing the tweets fails. Hoping someone might have some input on this issue.
Thx
]]>I didn’t install this plugin, but looking at the screenshots it looks up the tweets to backup by username. This will work for open accounts, but not for accounts with protected tweets.
Just like Twitter Tools, this would be possible by using OAuth, and registering your blog as a twitter application. Few extra steps, but very usefull.
I don’t know if this is an idea for the development of your plugin?
Thanks! Joel