• There’s a lot of great code underneath this plugin, but it no longer works. Either Twitter’s API changed or the plugin did, but there are several points of failure that now exist, rendering the plugin unusable.

    $this->_token comes back as a string, but the code is expecting an Array. The net result makes it impossible to authorize any Twitter account, because the oauth_token sent to the Twitter API comes out as a single character. I managed to get around this with a couple of nested explode() calls that parse the response into an expected format, but once I got my account Authorized, it showed up as “@o” in the list of accounts (which is decidedly not my account name), and no tweets were displayed. At this point, I threw up my hands and deleted the plugin, instead switching to Simple Twitter Tweets, which installed and configured in seconds.

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