I find this possibly the best plugin for twitter available.

One quick question… I have set up a site, http://www.reviewrecruiter.com.au which is using a review engine and users are able to post reviews (which are stored under comments). Is there any way that I can make the comment tweeted?

Rick.

I just installed the plugin and it’s tweeting posts without bit.ly links. It’s updating the title and nothing else.

I introduced my bit.ly info, but I don’t know what’s happening.

In the setup page, it says that the plugin wil send updates as “#title#”.

does it have to be like “#title# #link#” or something?

thanks for the plugin anyway

future to publish
new to publish
draft to publish
pending to publish
publish to publish

I will look into the WP API if there’s a way to trigger private to public. In the meantime you could leave your unfinished post just in draft status before publishing?

Quick question on when tweetly will send. If I create a new post that is private, then edit it then finally set to public I’m not seeing a tweet when I flip it. I’m not sure if it is supposed to send one but any way to get that going or have a check box to ‘force’ tweet if that makes sense?

Thanks for you hard work too!

Sandy

“Your php installation doesn’t support the json_decode functionality.”

Do I need to change something at my end?

Thank you

Hope this is a quick fix.

Happy New Year,
Justin

is it possible to post article tags to twitter like #title#/#firstcategory# -> #firsttag# ?!

If I go to the twitter site I can login without any problem.

My solution fail if the permalink is changed so the plugin should save the original permalink and create a new metadata only if it changes.

Thanks for sharing your plugin.

I’m using it and it’s quite useful.

I would like to add my two cents. I noticed that your plugin add a new metakey everytime a post is saved. It is absolutelly transparent for most users but a few of them could be picky with it.

I just changed lines 87-88 to the following ones:
$metaShortLink = get_post_meta($post_ID, “tweetlyUpdater_bitlyUrl”, true);
if ($metaShortLink == ”) {
if (!add_post_meta($post_ID, “tweetlyUpdater_bitlyUrl”, $shortlink, false)) {
error_log(“Could not add bitly url to meta data”);
}
}

I hope you can implement it in the next version so I don’t have to hack it again!!!

All best
Will

this is what i\’ve done:
after title variable initialization
$cat=get_the_category($post_ID);
$categories = $cat[0]->cat_name;

and this in the variable concatenation:
$thisposttitle = $categories . \’ | \’ .$thisposttitle . \’ \’ . $shortlink;

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@kim: I will look into this 60 characters thing.