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
I found RSS digest http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/rss-digest/ which will work for me.
The problem is that get_the_title() will pass the title through a filter that texturizes the quotes. So a regular ” becomes a curly quote (“) and urlencode() will break it. So instead, write your own title function and use that: function my_get_the_title() { global $post; return $post->post_title; } This should bypass any unwanted filters and … Read more
Ouch, that snippet is ancient (I am kinda its author, more precisely adapted to twitter from other snippet). I would strongly consider using some newer solution. I had later made newer and written from scratch version, try it http://www.rarst.net/script/twitter-counts-wordpress/
Depending on the particular Twitter plugin you’re using, you could filter based on the presence of a particular hash tag. Twitter Tracker appears to have the ability to do this when the search is of the form #hashtag from:username.
I have done that before by using the Gigya Socialize plugin check it out http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/gigya-socialize-for-wordpress/
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