After sleeping over the problem I decided to the code and tried this: <a href=”https://twitter.com/share?url=&text=<?php the_title(); ?>: <?php echo urlencode(get_permalink($post->ID)); ?> &via=username&count=horizontal” class=”custom-tweet-button”>Tweet</a> All I can say is: it works as it should be. Next thing on my agenda is to incorporate a custom url shortener. PS: It’s worth a mention that if you use … Read more
Twitter shortlink 404 not found [closed]
You should be doing some sort of check at the beginning of your function to ensure you’re in an oembed that you actually want to mod. something like if (strpos($url, youtube.com) === false && strpos($url, vimeo.com) === false) { return $cache; } Although you might want to elaborate on that to catch shortened urls like … Read more
I don’t think that the publish-action in your twitter plugin is your problem. You probably have a twitter widget or something similar, which will display your twitter posts/status on your blog page. Twitter access his API with a javascript library. Look in your sourcecode. In the HTML HEAD Element, you should see a call to … Read more
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/simple-twitter-connect/ is my personal fave for all things tweet related it does auto post, and can add a tweet button for ya, and a buncha other tings
Try this out. I went through and replaced ” with ‘ /* These prefixes and suffixes will display before and after the entire block of tweets. */ $prefix = “”; // Prefix – some text you want displayed before all your tweets. $suffix = “”; // Suffix – some text you want displayed after all … Read more
The URLs are constructed in the wp-dragtoshare-extended.js Javascript file. For most services you can see how the customUrl is constructed and change it right there. For Twitter you should look a bit lower, in the isGD function, because it does an Ajax request to shorten the link – but maybe this is not needed anymore … Read more
I’ve done this with Twitter Tools. Basically it hooks up the blog to a Twitter feed, and for each new tweet creates a blog post. You can put twitter posts in a separate category (or add tags), and use that to style twitter-posts differently from regular posts, hide the comments field, whatever. Hope this helps … Read more
I found RSS digest http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/rss-digest/ which will work for me.
You are sending text unencoded. urlencode that just like you do the permalink. <a class=”popup” href=”http://twitter.com/share?url=<?php echo urlencode(get_permalink($post->ID)); ?>&text=<?php echo urlencode(the_content_limit(100, “”));?>”><img src=”http://zitatezumnachdenken.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/twittersmall.png” alt=”twitter”></a> Although, the_content_limit looks like it probably echos (based on your usage) instead of returning a string, which you will need. So I expect you will have to find that function and … Read more