Tweet This Archived Comments

By Richard X. Thripp at 2009-07-14T21:21:36Z in Pages, jump to comment form. 20 words.

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Chris at 2009-06-29T18:26:12.
Would it be possible to have an option to turn all of the links generated by this plugin into “nofollow” links? Who wants search engines to care about the links that we put there only for humans and their social networks?
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Richard X. Thripp at 2009-07-14T21:38:14.
Next version I will add this option.
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Adam Sheck at 2009-06-18T21:36:37.
I tried installing Tweet This on my blogsite, and it messed up the homepage. All other pages were fine, but it only showed first two and a half blog posts and the background jpg didn’t show up either. All went back to normal after uninstalling it. Is there an incompatibility with latest version of Wordpress? Help!
Adam
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Richard X. Thripp at 2009-07-14T21:40:14.
There were problems with the default URL shortening service that should be fixed now.
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Grischa at 2009-06-15T03:28:01.
I have a question about the images (buttons) you’ve created. What is the license for them? Am I allowed to use them in another context?
Thanks for information.
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Richard X. Thripp at 2009-07-14T21:41:34.
Go ahead and use them for whatever you want.
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Tony Page at 2009-06-15T02:26:14.
Hi Richard,
I’m sorry to say that I’ve had to take your plug-in off our blogs because it caused serious intermittent loading problems, and rendered wordpress admin functions unusable. No server errors, but page loading either very slow (minutes) or usually never finished. A minute later, accessible. Especially bad over the last three days. We are hosted at pair networks in the US. Is this something to do with Th8.us being overloaded, or something else? Access varied between countries, US best followed by UK and the Australia (where we’re based) and Hong Kong.
Regards,
Tony
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Richard X. Thripp at 2009-07-14T10:59:24.
Yeah, Th8.us was the issue. Try it again now; I’ve got Th8.us back online and it is stable now because I removed hit counters and URL lists.
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Constantine Markides at 2009-06-10T01:39:42.
Hi Richard.
Thanks for the great plugin. I use the Elegant Grunge Modified theme, which frames all photos, and I’m having trouble using your plugin because it creates a large square frame around all the icons. Right now I have disabled all of my frames so that I can use your plugin, but it is possible for me to continue to have frames around my photographs while disabling frames around the Tweet This icons. To do this, I need the name of the image class for all of the Tweet This icons. Is there such a thing? If so, I would really appreciate you telling me exactly what it is.
Thanks,
Constantine
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Richard X. Thripp at 2009-07-14T21:44:52.
Image class is “nothumb”. Future versions will allow you to set this manually.
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graymatter7 at 2009-06-06T02:11:58.
Aliasing seems to be broken. The url trimmer seems to work, and generates a url like this: http://fkd3d.th8.us
But following that link just goes to that link–not the aliased url– and gives this message:
No WPMU site defined on this host. If you are the owner of this site, please check Debugging WPMU for further assistance.
I like the plug-in–and wonder if something is broken on my end–but think it is something on th8.us that isn’t working.
Am I wrong?
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Richard X. Thripp at 2009-06-06T06:35:51.
Ugg… why does that happen? It did this once before. I figured it out. I distilled the httpd.conf Apache configuration file before, but it must’ve been regenerated and it updated it wrongly to use thripp.com’s .htaccess file (even though th8.us is in a separate cPanel account). Terrible behavior. I’ve fixed it for good this time. Sorry for the trouble.
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S. at 2009-07-03T05:55:52.
Richard,
How can I add a hashtag to this:
[TITLE] [URL]
Am I able to put for example #happiness on that same line?
Thanks much!
S.
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S. at 2009-07-03T06:12:08.
I figured it out from other comments!
I am using %23happiness.
[TITLE] [URL] %23happiness
This works great.
Thanks, Richard!
S.
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Richard X. Thripp at 2009-07-14T21:45:25.
Cool, I’ll have to add a replacement for pound signs.
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rpOliveira at 2009-06-01T17:46:43.
Hi!
Thanks for the plugin. Very useful. I don’t seem to be able to use # or ” characters in the tweet text. I need those characters. Any way to use them?
Thank you.
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rpOliveira at 2009-06-02T10:48:26.
I tried to edit the code but I can’t use the character # in the tweet. I want the tweet made by Tweet this to always end with a hashtag (a word that starts with a #) so I really need this. Any idea how to do it?
Thanks.
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rpOliveira at 2009-06-03T11:46:42.
I solved the problem. Replaced # with %23 (url enconding).
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Richard X. Thripp at 2009-07-14T21:45:56.
Thanks, I’ll add a replacement for that in v1.4. I thought the urlencode function did that.
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Bartjan at 2009-04-22T11:58:44.
I’ve been testing this plugin on my new layout (on a different domain in a test folder) but it keeps crashing the database and I have to FTP in and change the name (to deactivate it) before I can get it to work again.
It seems when I use my own URL instead of an URL shortener this doesn’t happen. However that gives me long URL’s. So I was looking into a way to make it better.
Using this plugin (http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/link-shortcut/) we can make our own short URL’s which redirect (with a 302, but we can change that to a 301 for better SEO) to the longer URL’s.
However now I have to manually create the shortlink in this plugin and insert it in tweet this. It would be awesome if you could combine this plugin with yours so we can get full control over the short URLs and have all the linkjuice pointing to our own domain.
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Richard X. Thripp at 2009-07-14T22:16:51.
You can use local URLs for this. The slowdown was due to Th8.us being overloaded but this is fixed. Th8.us, is.gd, TinyURL… these services all use 301 redirects.
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Esteban at 2009-04-14T15:24:39.
Richard,
I added a facebook link to your plugin, if interested send me an email and I’ll shoot you the code!
Regards,
E.
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Ashmita at 2009-04-23T13:42:11.
Hi Esteban, I’m looking to add a Fbook link as well. Is there any possibility that you could email me at ashmita.maharaj[at]gmail?
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Richard X. Thripp at 2009-07-14T22:25:05.
Sure, go ahead and post code here or email to richardxthripp@thripp.com.
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rcb at 2009-04-12T13:27:24.
One problem is that if the permalink has a space in it (e.g. 2009/04/the website/), it will give errors with respect to fopen on line 29/30.
This can be fixed by adding in the function: function tt_read_file($url) {
$url = str_replace(’ ‘, “%20″,$url);
Hope this helps.
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Richard X. Thripp at 2009-07-14T22:26:09.
Okay thanks. I thought I was using urlencode. Fortunately most people do not use spaces.
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Darlyn at 2009-03-11T01:29:48.
Well i will try this plug ins to my newly site itsladieschoice.com, and this wordpress plug in twitter will help me a lot and my readers too. Thanks for sharing this.
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Richard X. Thripp at 2009-07-14T22:49:10.
You’re welcome Darlyn.
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ramenstein at 2009-03-08T11:37:51.
Nice plugin. However whats *really* missing is ‘open in a new window’ option.
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Richard X. Thripp at 2009-07-14T23:05:47.
Yes I will add that soon.
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FoodRenegade at 2009-02-28T21:53:11.
Hi, I set this up and totally love it. I want to disable the automatic insertion of the button and move it to a different part of my page. I know I can do it by inserting the function into the desired location, but I’m wondering if there’s a way to do it with the Stumble This function too.
Also, is there a way to do it with a button instead of the small 16X16 pic and text?
Thanks!
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Richard X. Thripp at 2009-07-14T23:28:47.
Try this function:
tweet_this(’su’, ‘[TITLE] [URL]‘, ‘[BLANK]‘, ‘Share on StumbleUpon [[URL]]’, ‘tt-su-micro4.png’, ‘su’, ‘tt-image’, ‘Post to StumbleUpon’);
Full details are available in readme.
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Abe at 2009-02-20T22:45:07.
Hi,
I cant get the buttons to stay out the footer.
I have turned it off to stop this from happening but they are still there.
I really want to use this plugin, but if the problem persists I willbe forced to take it off.
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Richard X. Thripp at 2009-02-21T02:13:19.
You can uncheck “Insert Tweet This message in footer” in the options to disable that, assuming you’re talking about the “Tweet This Post links powered by Tweet This v1.3.9, a WordPress plugin for Twitter” message.
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Nimwit at 2009-03-27T05:11:46.
Would be a shame to remove credits though!
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roycifer at 2009-02-20T21:34:27.
is there a way to make the css class names specific to their respective services? so instead of class=”tt” for everything, make it class=”tt_twitter”, class=”tt_delicious”, etc so that we have more css styling control? thanks and great plugin!
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roycifer at 2009-02-20T21:43:57.
ha… i answered my own question. i added…
$a_class = ‘tt_twitter’; $a_class = ‘tt_delicious’;
etc after each if statement that checks the service.
perhaps something like that can be integrated in the next release.
cheers!
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Richard X. Thripp at 2009-02-21T02:08:22.
The only way to do it without modifying the plugin is to disable auto-insertion and add this to your theme:
<?php echo get_tweet_this('twitter', '', '', '', '', 'tt_twitter', '', '') . ' ' . get_tweet_this('delicious', '', '', '', '', 'tt_delicious', '', '') . ' ' . get_tweet_this('digg', '', '', '', '', 'tt_digg', '', ''); ?>
Maybe in the next release you’ll be able to set that from the options page.
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David Bradley at 2009-02-20T17:25:02.
By the way…how i do control the position of the tweetthis icon (see e.g. http://bit.ly/brutal) I want it to be above the “related posts” but neither that related posts plugin nor tweetthis seems to have a call in single.php to allow me to position either.
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Richard X. Thripp at 2009-02-21T02:04:47.
The only way is to disable “Insert Tweet This links” and add <?php tweet_this('twitter'); ?> to your theme after the post content.
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Barbara Holbrook at 2009-02-21T07:58:20.
I also want to reposition the links. These instructions work for adding the twitter link.
How do I also add the other links. Are they comma separated? And how do I determine the proper names for the links?
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Richard X. Thripp at 2009-02-21T08:02:13.
Here’s a list of them; you have to use each one separately:
<?php tweet_this('twitter'); ?> <?php tweet_this(’plurk’); ?> <?php tweet_this(’buzz’); ?> <?php tweet_this(’delicious’); ?> <?php tweet_this(’digg’); ?> <?php tweet_this(’ping’); ?> <?php tweet_this(’reddit’); ?> <?php tweet_this(’su’); ?>
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Barbara Holbrook at 2009-02-21T08:11:31.
Thanks! That’s what I call speedy customer service!
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Richard X. Thripp at 2009-02-21T08:30:05.
You’re welcome, Barbara.
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Michael Schultz at 2009-02-20T15:07:54.
Yay! Tweet This v1.3.9 now works on my site. I don’t know what you did differently in this upgrade but everything is working now! No more get url/wrapper error messages. thanks!
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Richard X. Thripp at 2009-02-20T15:18:39.
You’re welcome! I think it’s because in v1.3.6 I added fall-back to curl if allow_url_fopen is disabled.
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Chris at 2009-02-19T23:59:02.
Unfortunately, since installing the update, my blog posts no longer validate as XHTML. The error is id’d with this plugin.
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Richard X. Thripp at 2009-02-20T02:45:27.
Actually, Tweet This has had invalid HTML for quite some time; I wasn’t encoding ampersands and I was missing closing paragraph tags on the Tweet This links and footer message. I just uploaded version 1.3.9 which should fix the HTML, though I’ve only tested it with two themes; please let me know if it works.
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Kunal Jain at 2009-02-19T08:55:49.
Hey, I added the plugin to my blog with [Blank] in the text field to hide text as I only need the buttons. Unfortunately, if I do this, it just shows [Blank] on all my posts next to the Tweet This button. Please advise. Thanks!
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Richard X. Thripp at 2009-02-19T09:10:40.
Make sure to capitalize it like so: [BLANK]
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Kunal Jain at 2009-02-19T09:42:40.
Hmm. Thats what I had. But when I copied it from you comment to the text field it worked. Oh well, thanks!
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Richard X. Thripp at 2009-02-19T12:12:47.
You’re welcome! It could be that you had a space after it, like “[BLANK] “, which wouldn’t work.
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Ange Recchia at 2009-02-19T00:15:35.
Hi Richard, I’m loving “tweet this!”
Any chance of adding “delicious this?”
Thanks
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Richard X. Thripp at 2009-02-19T04:57:04.
Thanks, Ange! I just added Delicious support in v1.3.8.
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Ange Recchia at 2009-02-19T05:23:07.
awwww… you’re a tweetie thanks
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Richard X. Thripp at 2009-02-19T05:41:32.
Ha ha, thanks.
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Mike at 2009-02-16T23:00:43.
Yikes! Installation of your cool plugin was a breeze. No problems, no worries. Except for this scarey stuff that popped into your options page once Tweet This options were saved.
What do you think is happening here?
Warning: file_get_contents() [function.file-get-contents]: URL file-access is disabled in the server configuration in /nfs/c04/h01/mnt/60956/domains/linder.com/html/wp-content/plugins/tweet-this/tweet-this.php on line 684
Warning: file_get_contents(http://th8.us/ttph.php?s=&b=http://linder.com&v=1.3.4&u=updated&p=22&t=Michael+Linder&d=LIVE+FROM+LOS+ANGELES&l=en-US&e=mike%40linder.com&w=2.7-RC2&x=a%3A29%3A%7Bs%3A14%3A%22tt_url_service%22%3Bs%3A7%3A%22tinyurl%22%3Bs%3A16%3A%22tt_adjix_api_key%22%3Bs%3A0%3A%22%22%3Bs%3A8%3A%22tt_ad_vu%22%3Bs%3A4%3A%22true%22%3Bs%3A12%3A%22tt_link_text%22%3Bs%3A7%3A%22%5BBLANK%5D%22%3Bs%3A13%3A%22tt_tweet_text%22%3Bs%3A13%3A%22%5BTITLE%5D+%5BURL%5D%22%3Bs%3A13%3A%22tt_title_text%22%3Bs%3A15%3A%22Post+to+Twitter%22%3Bs%3A12%3A%22tt_alignment%22%3Bs%3A4%3A%22left%22%3Bs%3A12%3A%22tt_rss_limit%22%3Bs%3A2%3A%2210%22%3Bs%3A9%3A%22tt_footer%22%3Bs%3A4%3A%22true%22%3Bs%3A15%3A%22tt_auto_display%22%3Bs%3A4%3A%22true%22%3Bs%3A15%3A%22tt_twitter_icon%22%3Bs%3A19%3A%22tt-twitter-big3.png%22%3Bs%3A13%3A%22tt_plurk_icon%22%3Bs%3A12%3A%22tt-plurk.png%22%3Bs%3A12%3A%22tt_buzz_icon%22%3Bs%3A11%3A%22tt-buzz.png%22%3Bs%3A12%3A%22tt_digg_icon%22%3Bs%3A11%3A%22tt-digg.png%22%3Bs%3A12%3A in /nfs/c04/h01/mnt/60956/domains/linder.com/html/wp-content/plugins/tweet-this/tweet-this.php on line 684
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Richard X. Thripp at 2009-02-17T00:11:28.
That’s the phone home function, which tells me when you activate or deactivate Tweet This so I can automatically add your blog to the list. file_get_contents() is disabled on your server though, so it didn’t work.
I just uploaded Tweet This v1.3.5, which suppresses those error messages, and uses fread() instead of file_get_contents() is disabled. Try it out. With v1.3.4 short URLs shouldn’t have worked for you anyway because they’re fetched with file_get_contents() also. You could still set your URL service to “Local,” but you won’t have to in v1.3.5 if fread() is enabled on your server.
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dk at 2009-02-17T01:22:13.
Tweet this is really screwiing up a blog I just put up for this week before the academy awards, about the academy awards…I am trying to deactivate it but it wont. (Get diff messages: “line such and such on php”, “already in header in archives” and I don’t know where that would be because I already deleted the posts where it said “tweet this” instead of showing the little mini-thumbnail that I have in my blog theme to show each article…the plug in seems to be tripping all up and I can’t get it out of my code and don’t know where or how to find it’s place where it is stuck in like glue and can’t get blog to work.
The trouble all began before I upgraded the plugin, and I did upgrade, automatically…
Still your plug in wont deactivate…

Additionally, Do i need to do the upgrade the way you describe–by deactivating and removing. I only installed the plug in yesterday, but this afternoon i had a notice on plugins page t hat it needs an upgrade, so i did it automatically…
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Richard X. Thripp at 2009-02-17T05:06:55.
It’s probably the same problem that Mike’s having, because Tweet This is trying to tell my server that you’ve deactivated so I can remove you from the blogs list, but file_get_contents() and fread() are disabled on your server. Just log into your FTP client and delete the tweet-this folder.
Deactivating and removing is only for upgrading from v1.2.3 to v1.3; automatic upgrading is fine now.
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Anonymous at 2009-02-17T04:30:51.
Wish it had worked! Actually had a few more errors. Here they are. Thanks, though, for the truly remarkable follow-up and fast response. I’m impressed!
Warning: fopen() [function.fopen]: URL file-access is disabled in the server configuration in /nfs/c04/h01/mnt/60956/domains/linder.com/html/wp-content/plugins/tweet-this/tweet-this.php on line 27
Warning: fopen(http://th8.us/ttph.php?s=&b=http://linder.com&v=1.3.5&u=updated&p=22&t=Michael+Linder&d=LIVE+FROM+LOS+ANGELES&l=en-US&e=mike%40linder.com&w=2.7-RC2&x=a%3A30%3A%7Bs%3A14%3A%22tt_url_service%22%3Bs%3A7%3A%22tinyurl%22%3Bs%3A16%3A%22tt_adjix_api_key%22%3Bs%3A0%3A%22%22%3Bs%3A8%3A%22tt_ad_vu%22%3Bs%3A4%3A%22true%22%3Bs%3A12%3A%22tt_link_text%22%3Bs%3A7%3A%22%5BBLANK%5D%22%3Bs%3A13%3A%22tt_tweet_text%22%3Bs%3A13%3A%22%5BTITLE%5D+%5BURL%5D%22%3Bs%3A13%3A%22tt_title_text%22%3Bs%3A15%3A%22Post+to+Twitter%22%3Bs%3A12%3A%22tt_alignment%22%3Bs%3A4%3A%22left%22%3Bs%3A10%3A%22tt_url_www%22%3Bs%3A4%3A%22true%22%3Bs%3A12%3A%22tt_rss_limit%22%3Bs%3A2%3A%2210%22%3Bs%3A9%3A%22tt_footer%22%3Bs%3A4%3A%22true%22%3Bs%3A15%3A%22tt_auto_display%22%3Bs%3A4%3A%22true%22%3Bs%3A15%3A%22tt_twitter_icon%22%3Bs%3A19%3A%22tt-twitter-big3.png%22%3Bs%3A13%3A%22tt_plurk_icon%22%3Bs%3A12%3A%22tt-plurk.png%22%3Bs%3A12%3A%22tt_buzz_icon%22%3Bs%3A11%3A%22tt-buzz.png%22%3Bs%3A12%3A%22tt_digg_icon%22%3Bs in /nfs/c04/h01/mnt/60956/domains/linder.com/html/wp-content/plugins/tweet-this/tweet-this.php on line 27
Warning: fread(): supplied argument is not a valid stream resource in /nfs/c04/h01/mnt/60956/domains/linder.com/html/wp-content/plugins/tweet-this/tweet-this.php on line 27
Warning: fclose(): supplied argument is not a valid stream resource in /nfs/c04/h01/mnt/60956/domains/linder.com/html/wp-content/plugins/tweet-this/tweet-this.php on line 28
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Michael at 2009-02-17T04:32:03.
And yes, this response is from me!
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Richard X. Thripp at 2009-02-17T05:11:31.
That means that both file_get_contents() and fread() are disabled on your server. I didn’t find a way to disable the error message for fread() though (should do that next version). You can ignore the message and use Tweet This by setting the URL service to “Local,” or fix that by setting allow_url_fopen to ON in your PHP configuration (php.ini).
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Scott Quitter at 2009-04-24T23:56:39.
Richard,
Thanks for the great plugin. I got this message:
“Allow_url_fopen and curl are disabled in your PHP configuration.
All URLs will be served locally, regardless of your chosen URL service.
To fix this, try adding these lines to your php.ini file:
`extension = curl.so` and `allow_url_fopen = on`.”
I searched my server and don’t have a “php.ini” file. Does it go by any other names? I really have no clue about php.ini files - making them or finding them on my site (other than a search). I really don’t know how to fix this problem so that I can use the short-url options. Therefore, I won’t use this excellent plugin until this mystery is solved.
Can you make a php.ini file that we can just upload to our site? I hope you can help me get this issue solved.
Cheers,
Scott
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Richard X. Thripp at 2009-02-18T02:01:35.
Try version 1.3.6 (my second attempt). You shouldn’t get any error messages, and Tweet This will try using curl instead. If that doesn’t work, a warning message will be shown in the options menu and only local URLs will be enabled. Let me know how it goes.
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Michael at 2009-02-18T06:27:59.
Perfect! Absolutely no error messages at all, and all the icons are inserting perfectly. Ooops. One small issue: The radio buttons in the “Insert Tweet This Links” are inconsistent. Selecting the silver horizonal bar (third icon, second row) can’t be selected, even though its button is highlighted, and selecting that icon doesn’t deselect the others. Otherwise, all seems wonderful! And thank you!
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Richard X. Thripp at 2009-02-18T15:59:37.
You’re welcome, and thanks a lot for the donation! That was some bad HTML on my part; I uploaded version 1.3.7 which fixes that and adds some new icons.
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Michael at 2009-02-18T16:52:53.
Awesome! Thanks again. A great plug-in, well worth supporting. Happy to put my money where your code is! LOL!
Michael/Venice Beach California.
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Bernard at 2009-02-12T13:38:00.
Hello Richard,
I was wondering if I could bother you for just one answer to a question I think I’m close to resolving.
On your blog page: -tweet this, you state (near the bottom) that: If you have a post or page for which you do not want a Tweet This link displayed, add a custom field titled “tweet_this_hide” with the value of “true”.
That is exactly what I need to do but not sure where to add that filed?
I’m assuming it’s somewhere within the tweet-this.php file code but where? I would appreciate any help here you can give me with this.
Thanks,
Bernard
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Richard X. Thripp at 2009-02-13T02:07:06.
When you’re editing a post or page, look for the “Custom Fields” box below the post box. If it’s not there, click “Screen Options” and then check “Custom Fields” (in WordPress 2.7.X). Enter Name “tweet_this_hide” and Value “true”, then click Add Custom Field.
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Jason at 2009-02-09T20:24:36.
Richard, I’m trying to modify the placement of the buttons. I currently have it positioned 300px down from the top on the left side of the content. This is using your stock code with a class of ‘tweet-this’ on the paragraph.
But I’d like to have it positioned relative to the comments section, so the social buttons are at the bottom of every post, no matter the length. I’d use something like a ‘top:-350px’ if I could get your Tweet This code to trigger inside the comments block instead of the content block.
I’m only a tinkerer in PHP and WordPress. Do you have any tips for me?
(I’m also not sure why the last ‘Stumble This’ button is a bit wonky, but that’s simple CSS and I can take care of it )
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Richard X. Thripp at 2009-02-09T21:17:01.
There’s no hook to insert content in the comments section, so I can’t add that feature to the plugin. Uncheck “Insert Tweet This links” in the Tweet This settings, then add this to your theme in the comments section:
<?php echo get_tweet_this() . ‘ ‘ . get_tt_plurk_this() . ‘ ‘ . get_tt_buzz_this() . ‘ ‘ . get_tt_digg_this() . ‘ ‘ . get_tt_ping_this() . ‘ ‘ . get_tt_reddit_this() . ‘ ‘ . get_tt_su_this(); ?>
You can remove whatever services you don’t want to use. Keep in mind that they have to be activated in the settings for them to appear.
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Richard X. Thripp at 2009-02-09T21:19:40.
Oops, nevermind about them being active in the settings. In fact, you should uncheck all the Insert links boxes so as not to have them appear twice.
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Jason at 2009-02-09T22:11:57.
Very sweet! Now they are vertically listed outside the content box to the left. They are 180 pixels above the comment box, so will be at the bottom of every post. Thanks for your help.
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Richard X. Thripp at 2009-02-09T22:21:41.
Wow, I like it! Very spiffy and compact.
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Leanne Boyd at 2009-02-08T23:45:19.
Hey there. LOVE the plugin. Just upgraded to 1.3 and there is a problem! The images were broken!
So inspecting the code, here is what is up… You need to code back in the FULL URL for the images!
You currently have:
/wp-content/plugins/tweet-this/icons/
And it must be:
http://www.YOURDOMAIN.com/blog/wp-content/plugins/tweet-this/icons/
Once I added this back in to the tweet-this.php, everything worked fine.
Thanks for your great work!
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Leanne Boyd at 2009-02-09T02:09:57.
Hello again… I’ve now wandered over to the control panel in WP… and none of the images are showing there, either… the coding needs the whole URL.
Also… I just discovered your addition to the footer, which has absolutely knocked my entire footer out of whack. But I’ve just found where to turn that off, in the control panel.
I guess one of my question is… if this plugin is for Twitter.. why are you adding all these other SM sites, ie. Plurk, Reddit, etc? There are many other plugins out there. I think you should focus on Twitter.
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TonyP at 2009-02-09T02:46:55.
I’m also having a problem with 1.3 with the icons. My blogs are resident at http://www.domain.com/subfolder/ and this is not being picked up. There are no icons on the settings page, the broken link is http://www.domain.com/subfolder/wp-admin/subfolder/wp-content/plugins/tweet-this/icons/tt-twitter.png.
As I have quite a number of blogs, hard-coding all of them would be a bit of a pain. Still, whereabouts in the code do I need to put in the url if I can’t sort this out ?
TonyP
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Richard X. Thripp at 2009-02-09T03:02:21.
Sorry about that! Fixed in v1.3.1.
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Richard X. Thripp at 2009-02-09T03:01:34.
This was a bug I introduced in version 1.3. I just fixed it and uploaded version 1.3.1; the images should show up now. Plurk and Ping.fm are of interest to Twitter users. The others, less so, but I liked the icons assbach made so I wanted to modify them for the other services. They’re optional; you can just use Tweet This. They do add some bloat to the code, however…
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Leanne Boyd at 2009-02-09T04:02:35.
Perfect! Thank you so much
And TonyP… my blog is also in a subfolder. In fact, every blog I’ve created was in a subfolder. From the way this was coded, as well as your comment, I am guessing that all would work if the blog was in the root folder. Thanks for the heads up; now will consider using root folder, going forward.
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Richard X. Thripp at 2009-02-09T05:16:34.
You shouldn’t have to do that… If v1.3.1 isn’t working as it isn’t for TonyP, open up tweet-this.php in a text editor and do a batch replace on “/wp-content/plugins/tweet-this/icons/” to “/blog/wp-content/plugins/tweet-this/icons/” (replace “blog” with whatever your subfolder is).
If this continues to be a problem issue I’ll add a box in the settings so you can specify an alternate path instead of changing the code.
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TonyP at 2009-02-09T04:28:05.
Hi Richard,
Unfortunately this does not appear to have changed anything for me, the links appear as before so the icons are not visible.
What did you change?
Tony
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TonyP at 2009-02-09T04:33:12.
Just noticed that although the readme gave the version as 1.3.1, the tweet-this.php file still says 1.3 - is this just a typo or is the wrong file in the zip?
Tony
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Richard X. Thripp at 2009-02-09T05:10:14.
Reading v1.3.1 here; I updated the version. I’m not sure why it still says 1.3 for you.
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TonyP at 2009-02-09T05:15:15.
OK, now we’re in business! I downloaded the one from wordpress.org istead of using the link at the top of this page and got the correct php file.
All is now working, thanks for the speedy action.
Leanne, you won’t have to give up your domain folders now…
All the best,
Tony Page
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Richard X. Thripp at 2009-02-09T05:17:56.
Great, you’re welcome! It might be the same issue of the browser cache on my server… I moved to WiredTree recently and Apache might not be configured correctly.
Glad that fixed it; bugs are no fun.
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Richard X. Thripp at 2009-02-09T05:13:50.
Did you clear your browser cache? Clear WP-Cache or WP Super Cache’s files if you use those. Make sure your server has Expires and Cache-Control set correctly in the HTTP headers, or else your browser may load old versions from the browser cache.
When I switched over to a serialized array for the Tweet This options in v1.3, I created a new function called tt_options($key) to access them and did a batch replace on get_options to tt_options. This changed get_option(’siteurl’) to tt_option(’siteurl’) in the image insertion functions, which returns blank. v1.3.1 corrects those to get_option.
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John at 2009-02-08T17:17:31.
OH, just a P.S. the icon folder DOES exist on the server in the tweet-this sub directory, so I am somewhat bewildered, but I am not that big on programming and techy stuff. It is probably something that I am overlooking I am sure?!?
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Richard X. Thripp at 2009-02-08T19:53:06.
Did you change the name of the wp-content folder? It’s hard-coded as wp-content in Tweet This; that’s why the images aren’t showing up. Upload the folder to /wp-content/plugins/tweet-this/icons/ and it should work.
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John at 2009-02-08T22:51:54.
Not quite the answer but close enough for me to get to it. I have 2 blogs in my domain so I simply needed to change all the /wp-content/plugins/tweet-this/icons/ to “my sub folder name”/wp-content/plugins/tweet-this/icons/ and that got it working. THANKS again for you speeding reply, YOU ROCK!
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Richard X. Thripp at 2009-02-09T02:58:55.
Thanks! I found out this was a bug I introduced by accident… Tweet This recognizes your blog subfolder in version 1.3.1, so you shouldn’t need a hack anymore.
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john at 2009-02-04T03:52:28.
the only thing you need now is support for
Stumble Upon
Yahoo Buzz
Reddit

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Richard X. Thripp at 2009-02-08T04:08:39.
I added those three in Tweet This 1.3; thanks for the suggestion.
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Jason at 2009-02-03T22:13:06.
Thanks for this great plugin. I’ve installed it at my site and even wrote an article about it here: http://www.mesmerlab.com/update-wordpress-plugin-tweet-this/
Keep up the good work!
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Richard X. Thripp at 2009-02-08T04:12:03.
Thanks for the nice write-up, Jason.
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Wavedancer at 2009-02-01T11:34:56.
Hi there,
I want to know if I can link the tweet button from left to the right. No alternative larger image or something.
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Richard X. Thripp at 2009-02-08T04:20:04.
I added an “Alignment” option to the settings in version 1.3. You can set it as Left, Right, or Center to position the Tweet This Post link.
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Richard X. Thripp at 2009-01-30T23:08:22.
You’re welcome, sorry about the issues with WordPress. You can export your posts and re-install I suppose.
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Andrew at 2009-01-30T13:38:05.
I really like this plugin. I use it on my website. I wanted to request a feature. I use bit.ly for my URLs. Could you make it so we could associate our bit.ly account with the URLs generated by your plugin? It would be cool to be able to track click rates. Keep up the good work!
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Richard X. Thripp at 2009-01-30T20:59:41.
I was hoping I could do that by the bit.ly API, but I tested it with my username and API key and it still wouldn’t add the URLs to my account. I guess they don’t let you do that.
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Andrew at 2009-01-30T21:16:19.
You might want to have a look at TwitterFeed. I made the suggestion to you because they have a service that takes an RSS feed and delivers notice of new blog posts onto your Twitter. You can choose from a variety of URL shorteners, one of which is bit.ly. You can enter your API key and track the clicks you get from those links. Check it out.
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Richard X. Thripp at 2009-01-30T21:47:58.
Cool, I’ll have to find out how they do that. So many features…
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Jed at 2009-02-28T01:39:33.
I’d like to add another voice requesting this feature. It would be tremendously helpful!
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Saltypear at 2009-01-28T05:08:02.
Excellent plugin! Just added it to our new blog!
I only made the following small change in the function get_tweet_this_small() in order to make sure the icon wasn’t underlined:
function get_tweet_this_small() {
$icon = get_option(’siteurl’) . ‘/wp-content/plugins/tweet-this/tweet-this-small.png’;
$link = ‘<a href=”‘ . get_tweet_this_url() . ‘” title=”Post to Twitter (’ .
get_tweet_this_short_url() . ‘)”>Tweet This!</a>’;
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Richard X. Thripp at 2009-01-30T10:58:14.
Thank you! I added that change in the new version 1.2; only the “Tweet This Post” text is underlined now; not the image.
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tim at 2009-01-11T09:40:45.
A nice Plugin. Thank you. It’s very helpful.
Is it possible to change the code, that the URL will be displayed after the Title?
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Kim Vallee at 2009-01-11T16:18:07.
I support you. I was amazed that someone thought of putting an URL first. You need to know what it is before getting the desire to click on an URL.
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Richard X. Thripp at 2009-01-30T10:34:49.
This is possible in the new version 1.2! There’s a box that says “[URL] [TITLE]“, and you can move them around like so: “[TITLE] [URL]“. Or you can do something like “Reading @richardxthripp [TITLE] [URL]“. I saw John Chow was doing that on his blog.
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A Love for Horses - Joni Solis at 2009-01-08T23:54:30.
I just read about your plugin and added to my site too: A Love for Horses - http://alove4horses.com
Thank you! Happy Twittering.
P.S. Great photos. Love this one: Sunrays 2
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Richard X. Thripp at 2009-01-11T00:00:06.
Thanks, Joni! I added you to the list of blogs. Sunrays 2 is a favorite of mine too!
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Simon Osborne at 2008-11-27T03:20:59.
I love Tweet This! I use it on my blog at http://www.flibblesan.co.uk
Only got one small ‘issue’ with the “Tweet This” text being a little higher than the twitter logo. I suspect this is due to some setting in my theme.
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Richard X. Thripp at 2008-12-02T13:37:43.
Thanks! I checked, and this is the issue:
<p><a class="tt-small" href="http://twitter.com/home/?status=http://snurl.com/6x4nf+2%2C700-year-old+Chinese+weed+found" title="Post to Twitter (http://snurl.com/6x4nf)"><img class="nothumb" src="http://flibblesan.co.uk/wp-content/plugins/tweet-this/tweet-this-small.png" alt="[Post to Twitter]” /> Tweet This</a></p> </div>
That last </div> tag needs to come before the Tweet This image / link… but it doesn’t because the content of each of your posts is in a <div> (your theme is set up that way) and Tweet This inserts itself right into the end of the content of each post with the WordPress function add_filter : add_filter(’the_content’, ‘insert_tweet_this’).
I think a few themes do this, because I’ve seen it before. I’ll need to think of a work-around… you can try going to Settings > Tweet This, unchecking “Automatically insert Tweet This links” and clicking Save Options. Then insert the <?php tweet_this_small(); ?> into your theme source code, in the loop, above the comments text (or wherever you want it), but below the closing <div> tag.
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Jeff at 2008-10-30T05:40:14.
This is what a good plug-in was meant to be. It’s simple, easy to install and most importantly even the slowest of readers can understand how to use it and tweet.
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Richard X. Thripp at 2008-10-30T12:34:39.
Thanks so much, Mr. Jeff! It must have helped that I designed it for myself first. I have a small, gray Tweet This link at the end of each of my blog posts here (tweet_this_text_link() function), and I use that myself to post my blog entries to Twitter.
I’ve also been doing some cool work on Th8.us, the default URL shortening service with Tweet This which I created. When you make a new post, you get some exposure on the home page for a few minutes or hours (depending on how many URLs are being entered recently), and you can get a click counter for all the URLs by adding “p.” before, i.e. p.www.37258.th8.us (you can put “p.” before or after the “www.”, or get rid of “www.” entirely).
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Thinkstorm at 2008-10-19T02:56:01.
“Hello Richard, Nice little plugin I modified the code a bit: 1/ In “function get_tweet_this_trim_title()” I added $search = array('"', ''', '&', '', '¢', '&#169', '&#171', '&#174', '&#187', '&#8211', '&#8212', '&#8216', '’', '“', '”'); $replace = array('"', "'", '&', '', 'c', '(c)', '', '-', '-', "'", "'", '"', '"'); $title = str_replace($search, $replace, $title); $search = array(chr(145), chr(146), chr(147), chr(148), chr(151), chr(171), chr(187)); $replace = array("'", "'", '"', '"', '-', '' ); $title = str_replace($search, $replace, $title); which will take care of special characters in the title (see here: http://www.playoutintelligence.com/2008/10/11/gary-vaynerchuks-baseball-hour-show-idea/). 2/ It would be nice if I could enter my own class attributes for the inserts (I now have to edit the plugin code), also if I could omit / change the text that is displayed with ‘tweet_this_small’.”
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Richard X. Thripp at 2009-01-30T21:54:15.
This is way late, but I added two of those things in version 1.2. HTML entities are now replaced with their respective special characters, and there’s a text box in the settings menu so you can make “Tweet This Post” say whatever you want. No custom class attributes yet, though.
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Weekly Leader at 2008-10-12T01:52:11.
None of the url’s show up in the Tweets. How do I fix this? Thanks.
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Richard X. Thripp at 2008-10-12T19:52:13.
Tweet This uses the PHP function, file_get_contents, to get the short URLs from external URL services. Some hosts disable that… I know Justfree.com does, for example. You can’t use Tweet This without it. Ask your host if they’re disabling that function.
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Xelha at 2009-02-04T22:38:43.
FYI
allow_url_fopen should be ON in PHP configuration (php.ini). Probably, you don’t have access to edit this file and it could also be that your hosting company has restricted changing the allow_url_fopen value. In this case, you should refer to them and ask them to set the value of allow_url_fopen to ON
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Richard X. Thripp at 2009-02-08T04:22:01.
Thanks for the details, Xelha. As a last resort you can set the URL Service to Local in the settings.
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Sue at 2008-09-08T03:40:52.
Great plugin! Thank you for your work on this.
I am looking forward to being able to offer this functionality to site visitors but definitely need to offer a smaller bird - preferably 26-30px. Ideally I’d like to use a bird icon that more closely resembles their home page bird, also, or create something myself that tells people its a twitter link.
I’m looking forward to 1.1!
many thanks,
Sue
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Richard X. Thripp at 2008-09-09T11:26:43.
Thanks, Sue! Love your avatar (Gravatar), by the way.
I’m putting off v1.1 till the start of next week, since I was sick with a cold and couldn’t get anything done recently. I made progress with the customization options today, but Tweet This really needs to cache the shortened URLs locally (1.0 doesn’t and is too slow). That’s a harder problem, but I’m figuring it out; I’ll keep you posted on my progress.
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Sue at 2008-09-11T00:50:35.
Thank you so very much, Richard. Looking forward to your update!
Sue
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Richard X. Thripp at 2008-09-11T01:25:21.
Hello again! I got done earlier; I’ve updated this page. Here’s a direct link to version 1.1. There’s a new settings page where you can switch to a small text link with the Twitter favicon (16×16) placed at the bottom of posts, show the icon only on single post / page views, or disable auto-insertion entirely. Then, you can use tweet_this_text_link() or tweet_this_small() in your theme (within the loop) to show Tweet This wherever you want.
Let me know how it works for you, or whatever should be added or changed in the next version. Thanks.
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Sue at 2008-09-12T04:10:04.
That’s what I call a fast recovery! Thanks so very much, Rich (may I call you “Rich”?) for your work on this. I have so much appreciation for people with coding skills! I will install it tomorrow and get back to you!!
Sue
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Richard X. Thripp at 2008-09-12T08:43:14.
You’re welcome, Sue! Sure, you can call me that.
I haven’t done much coding, but I’m getting better. I actually thought about how to implement the short URL cache for a couple days before coding it, and it works pretty well because of that.
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fryevhen at 2008-09-04T05:35:41.
The many thanks for the work! I the worshipper Of wordPress, and included your site in survey on my blog. Regards from the Ukraine!
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Richard X. Thripp at 2008-09-04T08:16:38.
Hey, thanks a lot, fryevhen!
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Vince at 2008-09-04T04:10:44.
Is there no way to call the Tweet This function somewhere else and disable the automatic insert into the post?
For example, I’d like to call the function with some of the post metadata on my site right under the title. The big square bird is just too intrusive, but I love the plugin and want to use it in another way.
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Richard X. Thripp at 2008-09-04T08:17:15.
There is no way to customize this at all, except for changing the code in the plugin. I’ll have to add that in version 1.1!
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Richard X. Thripp at 2008-09-11T01:21:50.
I just posted version 1.1 here; try it out as it lets you disable auto-insert under Settings > Tweet This. Then you can use tweet_this_text_link(); or tweet_this_small(); in your template. The latter puts a 16×16 Twitter icon next to the text, “Tweet This”, both of which are a link. Try it out!
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Vince Leibowitz at 2008-09-11T02:51:36.
I’ve uploaded the new version, but still no dice. I’ve tried putting the “tweet_this_small()” snippet of php in, but it doesn’t work. It is just an empty space. I’m using it at the top of each of my posts, under the headline but before the post content. In my template, it’s a class called “postinfo,” that includes the author, php for share this, sphereit, and the option to edit if an admin is logged in. Is there any reason that it wouldn’t work in this area?
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Richard X. Thripp at 2008-09-11T10:14:32.
I figured it out; I changed “echo” to “return” so the link would work properly with the WordPress content filter, but that means you have to use “echo tweet_this_small()” in your theme, not “tweet_this_small()”.
Try that. Also, I’ve released v1.1.1, where tweet_this_small() works as expected (without echo).
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How to automatically add Tweet This to your blog articles at 2009-01-23T13:09:39.
[...] Install and activate Tweet This WordPress plugin [...]
New Features on this blog | Greg Ellison at 2009-01-23T12:13:06.
[...] I just saw a post on John Chow’s blog about a plugin called Tweet This. You will see that at the end of the posts. If you want to see John’s post then Click Here. If you want to download this plugin then Click Here. [...]
Tweet This Blog Post WordPress Plugin | John Chow dot Com at 2009-01-23T05:36:22.
[...] Tweet This plugin replaces the Tell a Friend widget, which hasn’t been getting as much usage as I would like. [...]
Integrate Your Blog and Twitter | BloggerDesign from TopRank Online Marketing at 2009-01-21T17:36:52.
[...] Tweet This - Tweet This is simply a link integrated into your blog posts that make it easy for users to click on and post your post to Twitter. Think of it like a social bookmark icon, only for updating Twitter instead. You may already even have this integration via a ShareThis or AddThis button. It’s quick and simple and every blog should have this. [...]
Using Twitter to Build Blog Traffic at 2009-01-20T15:37:25.
[...] ability to let your readers share your blog posts on Twitter, you can use Richard Thripp’s Tweet This WP plugin, which runs in older versions of WP as well new [...]
Social Web CMS » Blog Archive » Go Viral with SWCMS “Tweet This!” Module at 2009-01-10T18:39:33.
[...] of my favorite modules for Social Web CMS is “Tweet This!”. It’s based on a popular Wordpress plugin by Richard X. Thripp which conveniently enables you to announce your latest blog posts to your [...]
10 Ways Twitter Will Change Blog Design in 2009 – spithout.Net at 2009-01-08T16:44:56.
[...] bloggers will ditch catch-all social networking plugins AddThis and ShareThis and just use TweetThis, finding this to be the most effective way of sharing new links online. Watch Twitter move up into [...]
Twitter and WordPress | Twitastic at 2009-01-07T20:19:03.
[...] Tweet this is simple plugin that adds a “Tweet this” link to your blog posts, making it quick and easy for a reader to tweet about your blog post. [...]
Twitter Plugins for WordPress at 2009-01-07T13:25:11.
[...] Tweet This - Adds a Twitter icon to every post and page, so your readers can share your blog entries on their Twitter accounts with ease [...]
WordPress and Twitter Integration Guide at 2009-01-02T14:22:38.
[...] Tweet This plugin I use to add to each of my posts ability for existing Twitter users to tweet this post easily. It creates a nice short URL to the post and you can configure to add the the title and even description to the tweet - simplify the TWEET - get better results! While it states that last tested is 2.6.+ version - it works on my WordPress 2.7 with no issues. [...]
» Tutorial: Adding New Buttons to the “Add To This” WordPress Plugin Social Networking | Turnip of Power: The Social Networking Side Dish at 2008-12-22T21:14:40.
[...] buttons, and others use 16 x 16 px buttons. Be Creative! Note: The twitter button requires the Tweet This WordPress plugin to [...]
imroot.com » Blog Archive » Tweet This Plugin at 2008-12-06T04:20:57.
[...] trying out a new wordpress plugin called “Tweet This” on both of my blogs. The idea is that it makes it easier for people to tweet your blog posts by [...]
Add a Twitter button on your posts - Wordpress plugin, “Tweet this” - Daily SEO blog at 2008-09-04T11:47:50.
[...] Plugin details here and Download here. If you’d like to stay updated with SEO, grab the RSS feed now !What’s this? Read More Post a Comment [...]
The Welcome Party | Daytona State College News at 2008-09-04T09:48:32.
[...] = 300;google_ad_height = 250;Hi everyone! I’ve been busy on my personal development blog, the Tweet This plugin for WordPress I made, and my Daytona State College classes. But I want to share these photos from [...]