Now displays a bit better with responsive enabled
ErrorException:Use of undefined constant html - assumed 'html' -library/MediaSites/Twitter.php:13
Every time someone puts a twit I get this error:
ErrorException:Use of undefined constant html - assumed 'html' -library/MediaSites/Twitter.php:13
But the twit works.
Thanks for pointing it outThank you
This should fix quote issues
Technically speaking...you still get issues with it breaking the forum layout...it never broke the layout for me. ;-)I've never been able to get this add-on working correctly. I have to use the method posted here http://xenforo.com/community/threads/twitter-mediasite-bbcode.43690/page-2#post-500606 - you still get issues with quoted tweets breaking the forum layout.
[media=twitter]359057535841484800[/media]What happens in the event a linked tweet is deleted by the original Twitter user? Are these called dynamically and the posted tweet will go away, or is it preserved locally?
I'm interested in using this but, given the sources of the tweets most of my users would be discussing, I don't want to preserve tweets they hope to erase if that makes any sense.
Just realized thanks to a post in the discussion here
What happens in the event a linked tweet is deleted by the original Twitter user? Are these called dynamically and the posted tweet will go away, or is it preserved locally? I have to assume the latter, given the number of resulting calls if it were pulled on every load?
I'm interested in using this but, given the sources of the tweets most of my users would be discussing, I don't want to preserve tweets they (the quoted/linked Twitter user) hope to erase -- if that makes any sense.
that a function that I explained woundl't work as I described because I included an older callback to the 1.2.2 release of this. If you did not update to 1.2.2 install as normal. If you did you can just upload the files without upgrading/reinstalling.
I would need to get on the admin side of that board to see for myself, I would have to guess it is your htaccess file that is the problem, I just created an htaccess directory password and I had no problem at all with it.Installed the most recent version of this on an .htaccess password protected dev.* sub domain XF install I'm using for pre-migration testing and prep. When I posted a Twitter link, that thread ended up inaccessible with a 500 error. Is that likely just because I'm behind that wall (somehow related to oembed) and won't happen on a live site? No other add-ons were on this stock copy of RC2.
I would need to get on the admin side of that board to see for myself, I would have to guess it is your htaccess file that is the problem, I just created an htaccess directory password and I had no problem at all with it.
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