Twitter Reactions

To make the message appear below the username, you first need to set the option to display username to true, like so:

$('#twitter_reactions').twitter_reactions('http://www.codecanyon.net/', {
    'showUsername':true
});

Then add in the following CSS :

ul#twitter_reactions li strong {
    display:block;
}

Then this will make the username appear, and then the tweet underneath.

With the custom message when Twitter is down, it can be done, but I’d need to look into it to find a decent solution. As if no tweets are displayed, it could be because there aren’t any for that URL , or it could be that the API is down, so I’d need to be able to distinguish between them.

The problem appears to be the outputted JSON data, as it’s appearing as “Invalid Label” I’ve checked the JSON and it’s valid, so I think the issue is to do with the actual output as it’s not JSONP .

What I’ll need to do is change the $.getJSON to $.ajax for the script, and this will fix the issue. I’ll get started on it now, but the update won’t be available until later this week due to having to be reviewed.

Please understand the issue is to do with a sudden change in the API and it’s output, which they gave no warning or notification about. Thank you for your patience

Just to let you know, the item is still in the review queue. Hopefully it will be available for you to redownload shortly.

If you’d prefer, send me an email via my profile page and I’ll send the files that need updating

Hello,

Yes, it’s perfectly possible to update the reactions based on an text input, but then it wouldn’t really be reactions it would be a search. To do so, you would access the variable via jQuery by doing:

var search = $('#id-of-input').val();

Then parse this through the Twitter Reactions function. What you would want is to have a button and fire this off via a click event. For more information on jQuery, please visit http://www.jquery.com

Unfortunately I cannot help any further as it’s not within the scope of the script, more a modification outside it’s usage. If you want me to assist further with a customisation, feel free to get in touch via my profile and I can give you a costing.

Many Thanks

I understand the request, but trackbacks only apply to a singular URL , and to make it handle multiple URLs would be a great deal or work plus would double the API requests. This won’t be a feature that I’d look to add to the script, but if you’d like to contact me via my profile page then I can let you know how much it would be for a custom modification.

Cheers

Hiya, this script grabs tweets based on a particular URL , but also has the ability to display tweets based on a keyword/hashtag.

You can only search for one URL or one keyword per instance, and Facebook comments cannot be included due to lack of public API .

Please see the live preview for an example of how tweets are displayed

Hope this helps

I can assure you the documentation has everything you need to get it up and running as well as the example files in there too.

Contact me via my profile page and I can sort out any problems you seem to be having setting it up. Remember to include the URL and what you are trying to achieve.

Many Thanks

Hi Ancel,

Thank you

Unfortunately it doesn’t work like that, it’s only the specific URL it returns tweets about

This isn’t something that comes with the script but it is possible, unfortunately this wouldn’t be included in the scope of support, but if your interested in a cusom modification please contact me via my profile page.

Cheers

I see where you are coming from, but it key data is not about what link they are tweeting but what they are saying about the link, and also who they are.

Think of it as comments for your site, but without the users having to directly comment from your site.