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Thanks Ryan, think I just need to find the time to sit down with it. I was merely wondering if someone had already extended the module or not as it seems like a common twitter task to display user's list's / followers / follows etc.

Hi, I've been using the MarkupTwitterFeed module, but was wondering if anyone has created anymore modules that can render: a twitter hash search, who a user follows, images within a post and profile images, and other twitter functionality. Or are these functions that can be built into the MarkupTwitterFeed module by extending it? (and I'm more of a frontend guy so have been having issues getting my head around the twitter api). Thanks!

HA! Thanks Vineet! x

I'm having the same issue with the module error and havent been able to get the new module working with Ryan's Blog template yet

Thanks for your feedback Matthew! I also just wrote a post about how i got multiple twitter timelines which i've just implemented on this site after the old MarkupTwitterFeed module got updated and allows you only to render one.

OK so bit of a hack but heres how i got 2 timelines within PW. Maybe in the future the twitter module could include multiple users...? 1) Created one instance using the twitter module: - implemented the latest version of the twitter module - on github - created an app on twitter using the user of the timeline i wanted to show (in this case Virgin) dev.twitter.com - for some reason it didnt authenticate straight away so I signed into twitter.com and went to app settings and found my new app at the top with read-only permissions. - went back to my app on dev.twitter.com and add my new keys. 2) Duplicated the twitter module - changed the name of the module folder to MarkupTwitterFeed2, the file MarkupTwitterFeed2.module and the class within to MarkupTwitterFeed2 (instead of MarkupTwitterFeed) - uploaded to modules folder and installed like normal in PW 3) rendering - I created a new template duplicating my first twitter template (which i happened to do as if it was a widget on the page and thus could be used by any page) - <? php $t = $modules->get('MarkupTwitterFeed2'); and TADA! you've got two timelines... e.g. http://www.virgintribesa.com/

struggling here to get PW to see my new module :/ got the dup module to show, just testing whether it renders

got one timeline working. I might try duplicating the module, giving it a new name and adding it as a second module to see if that works for two separate user timeline renders.

Is it possible to use this module to render multiple feeds from different timelines now that you have to provide a consumer tokens etc? I was using the old version to render two twitter timelines to a page.

Thanks for that screen and the css, it would work but imagine they use strong anywhere else: there would be a margin there too, probably in a different circumstance...

Thanks for your comments @totoff I'll look into the first comment (its on a signle line in firefox for example, so not intentional.) Your second comment unfortunately refers to the content which I have nothing to do with (I in fact changed the about page to give it more space and they changed it back, so there's no accounting for taste).

virgintribesa.com Created for Virgin South Africa Employee engagement - they're yet to have much content up there but the site is pretty much finished.

anyone happen to know where this tooltip is spring up from so that I can style it??? Im using jquery and the code above, thats it.

also is there any spam filtering going on here? i've implemented some basic empty field stuff in my code (where there are extra inputs hidden with css which cause an error if filled in)

also small variable typo in ryans code here: $message and $msg should have the same variable name, otherwise your passing an empty $message variable into the email.