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Just clarifying I *did* search and found dead links pointing to "ZenTwitter"
http://www.zenphoto.org/support/topic.php?id=6445
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I found this on pulling the Twitter feed using PHP, but so far cannot figure out where I would put this code to have it display. I'm using the default theme.
"Add a Twitter Feed with PHP"
http://blog.ninanet.com/2010/04/19/twitter-feed-with-php
http://www.zenphoto.org/support/topic.php?id=6445
Thanks!
Edit:
I found this on pulling the Twitter feed using PHP, but so far cannot figure out where I would put this code to have it display. I'm using the default theme.
"Add a Twitter Feed with PHP"
http://blog.ninanet.com/2010/04/19/twitter-feed-with-php
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and... I seem to be solving my own problem, so I'll share.
Ninanet's code is great.
I dropped the php part into the <head> area of the default theme's index.php file.
Further down I found the "gallery description" insert point, deleted that line, and replaced it with the HTML from nina's code.
Took a bit of tweaking (I removed the text so that only the twitter content shows, reformatted it a bit) but it works.
post here if you'd like more description though I'm sure most of you know far more than me.
Thanks!
Ninanet's code is great.
I dropped the php part into the <head> area of the default theme's index.php file.
Further down I found the "gallery description" insert point, deleted that line, and replaced it with the HTML from nina's code.
Took a bit of tweaking (I removed the text so that only the twitter content shows, reformatted it a bit) but it works.
post here if you'd like more description though I'm sure most of you know far more than me.
Thanks!
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You also could have read the theming tutorial to learn the basics of Zenphoto themes first..:-)
NOTE: That this solution uses the RSS feed Twitter bascially secretly provides for each account. This will break soon as Twitter has announced its new API a while ago and announced to abandon RSS and other things after a grace period:
https://dev.twitter.com/docs/api/1.1/overview#JSON_support_only
You then will have to use the OAuth API to do what you wish or use the widgets Twitter provides.
NOTE: That this solution uses the RSS feed Twitter bascially secretly provides for each account. This will break soon as Twitter has announced its new API a while ago and announced to abandon RSS and other things after a grace period:
https://dev.twitter.com/docs/api/1.1/overview#JSON_support_only
You then will have to use the OAuth API to do what you wish or use the widgets Twitter provides.