• Resolved brianlance

    (@brianlance)


    The new support for bit.ly api usernames and api keys is broken. on line 226 of tweet-this.php the undefined function jd_remote_json() is called. Google search shows that it looks like this section of code may have been lifted from the wp-to-twitter plugin?

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  • Thread Starter brianlance

    (@brianlance)

    Automatic tweeting is also broken. tweet-this/tweet-this.php is trying to include /tweet-this/lib/twitteroauth.php which doesn’t exist.

    Plugin Author Richard Thripp

    (@richardxthripp)

    Looks like I forgot to replace jd with tt. I was going to just wrap the function in an !if(function_exists(‘jd_remote_json’)) conditional but found that with WP-to-Twitter and Tweet This activated tweet-this.php gets loaded first, so the function would be declared twice. I fixed that without incrementing the version number (give WordPress.org 15 minutes to update).

    The second one is definitely on your end. Make sure you uploaded all the files in the /lib/ folder as twitteroauth.php and OAuth.php are new to v1.7.

    Thread Starter brianlance

    (@brianlance)

    Thanks for the quick fix. I can confirm it (bit.ly api) is working now.

    For the other issue… I installed the plugin through my wordpress (mu) site and those files were not included in the download for some reason. The reinstall after your fix for the bit.ly problem also resolved this.

    Thanks!

    Plugin Author Richard Thripp

    (@richardxthripp)

    Okay, that’s great. Did you use the WordPress plugin installation feature? It doesn’t seem to work right with Tweet This–perhaps it’s because the ZIP file contains over 80 icons for the Extended Services (Facebook, MySpace, etc.).

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