How to cut off Search Title code?

Try this.

<?php
	$_sPostTitle = is_single() ? single_post_title( '', false ) : wp_title( '', false );
	$_sPostTitle = str_replace( 'ENTER THE REPLECEMENT TEXT HERE', '', $_sPostTitle );
	fetchTweets( array( 'q' => $_sPostTitle, 'lang' => 'en' ) );
?>

Replace the part ENTER THE REPLECEMENT TEXT HERE to your desired text.

not works…

can you cut the code before first dot?

With your given sample string, the code should look like,

<?php
	$_sPostTitle = is_single() ? single_post_title( '', false ) : wp_title( '', false );
	$_sPostTitle = str_replace( ".aaa bbb - home", '', $_sPostTitle );
	fetchTweets( array( 'q' => $_sPostTitle, 'lang' => 'en' ) );
?>

You see where you need to modify. You need to put the replacement string that you don’t need in the str_replace() PHP function (the first parameter).

yep,
I have replace it

this one should be the whole title in <title></title>
<?php fetchTweets( array( 'q' => is_single() ? single_post_title( '', false ) : wp_title( '', false ), 'lang' => 'en' ) ); ?>

and this is what I do

<?php
	$_sPostTitle = is_single() ? single_post_title( '', false ) : wp_title( '', false );
	$_sPostTitle = str_replace( ".aaa bbb - home", '', $_sPostTitle );
	fetchTweets( array( 'q' => $_sPostTitle, 'lang' => 'en' ) );
?>

But the result is the same!

You need to change the part ".aaa bbb - home" to your desired string to cut off. (Don’t forget to enclose it with quotes.)

I find it!
single_post_title must be the xxx.aaa bbb

so

I replace the bbb with “”

and works!

can I replace more?
do I just add line
$_sPostTitle = str_replace( “ccc”, ”, $_sPostTitle );
$_sPostTitle = str_replace( “ddd”, ”, $_sPostTitle );

will they works?

Your code won’t work. Change the second line of my previous code as follows.

$_sPostTitle = str_replace( array( 'first replacement item', 'second replacement', 'third', 'fourth', 'fifth' ), '', $_sPostTitle );

And put your desired replacement strings in to the array() function. You can put as many items as you want.

awesome!
works!

which type of tweets fetched with the code you write?
mixed – includes both popular and real time results in the response.
recent – returns only the most recent results in the response.
popular – return only the most popular results in the response.

By default, mixed is used. To specify the result type, change the fetchTweets() function call like this,

fetchTweets( array( 'q' => $_sPostTitle, 'lang' => 'en', 'result_type' => 'recent' ) );

Either mixed, recent, or popular can be set to the result_type option.

thank you very much, by the way I am very like Japan!

Haha, you are welcome!