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Hey Community,

I put together a very simple twitter timeline plugin. No bells and wistles, it just pulls posts for a given username… Anyways, Thought I’d share in case someone wanted to use it.

Just drop the ‘tweetline’ directory in your third_party folder and you should be good to go.

You can grab the plugin here:

http://www.getee.com

I have added community support through getsatisfaction.com. Please post questions & comments there.

http://getsatisfaction.com/getee

Thanks,
David

David thanks for the great little plugin. Exactly what I needed!

I’ve moved this up to the Community News forum. In line with our Community News Guidelines I have removed the attachment.  Please add a link to where you are hosting it when ready.

Thanks!

Thanks Lisa,

I updated the original post with a link to the file..

Best,
David

Thank you, David!

Pretty neat little plugin, thanks David 😊

Thanks David, this stripped down version works great. Question, I am trying to nest this plugin inside a exp:channel:entries so I can have the username as a variable. However, the {title} conflicts with the entry title. Can I easily go in the code and rename your {title} to something different?

Or will it even work properly if it is nested in another entry?

Thanks.

There shouldn’t be a conflict. I am using it in a nested entries tag in my implementation as well.

Thanks,
David

In my case the {title} in your plugin is grabbing the {title} from the Channel Entry. So it looks like:

Title 1
Jul 23, 2010 2:50pm

Title 1
Jul 23, 2010 2:48pm

Title 1
Jul 22, 2010 2:12pm

Okay let me take a look.

Thanks,
David

Thanks David. Just for your reference, here is the code I am using:

You’re correct. I uploaded a new version with a tag called ‘post’ that will replace the ‘title’ tag. The title tag has been depreciated. Just replace your current plugin with one from the link above.

Thanks,
David

Perfect! Works great and thank you!

Hey folks,

Please do not offer support via these forums, as per the previously linked community guidelines.  Support is best handled at a support area under your control.

Thanks!

David - Thanks for putting this together!  It’s great.  As Lisa just mentioned, do you have a support area for this?