Hi themc, just spotted your message.
The jstorage object holds the cache so that the clients don’t keep polling twitter.
http://www.jstorage.info/
It’s possible that that script is not loading correctly or perhaps it’s erroring some how. Can you check the “interactive test” on that site to see if that is working correctly?
Perhaps (assuming there is not sensitive information) you might want to share the problem HTML via Pastebin.com?
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themc
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where gonna try to update from IE7 to Ie8 on our citrix farm.
according to the supported list that option is better.
ill try it again later this week when where upgraded.
personaly i have ie9 wich sometimes loads and some doesnt.
in our enviroment we use ie7 well upgrade to 8 and see what it does.
i also downloaded google chrome it works flawlesly on that both our website and intranet site shows the tweets in the box.
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themc
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ok just installed IE8 to test it.
website displays twitter feed.
intranet does not.
we have 2 wordpress installations. 1 is the website for customers. 2 is intranet, this one does not work.
is it because i have 2 feeds ? if so can i set 1 twitterfeed to load the twitter messages from our website?
like so: website display tweets and gives the feeds to the intranet site so the plugin does not have to take the feed from twitter 2 times ?
I have seen an issue on one site that uses a proxy server which causes twitter to return a 400 “bad request” error.
This could be because that proxy is using a shared IP address and hence the rate limit kicks in more quickly but I’d expect to see response headers with the limits mentioned as I do when I am testing and actually exceed the limites.
However there are also indications on the web that it could be a DNS or other error.
http://www.getnetgoing.com/HTTP-400.html
themc, I think our posts crossed. Are you trying to show 2 feeds on the same page?
I’ve just read that for IE7 there could be a dependency for JStorage.
https://github.com/andris9/jStorage/issues/12
So I’ve uploaded a test version to
http://plugins.svn.ww.wp.xz.cn/twitter-badge-widget/branches/IE7
Let me know if this resolves the issue, you might need to wait an hour so that the API rate limit is reset.
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themc
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perfect thanks Workshopshed,
until now the site displays the feed for our office. it doesnt show the feed for our website anymore but thats fine. as long as it works for the intranet.
i will keep monitoring the page to see if it display on our staffs screens. will let you know if ik keeps working fine !!
i think there might be more peeps with the same isseu, if so this is the solution.
again thank you very much 😉
Is this working consistently on IE now?
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themc
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not always but pretty much. i have to take notice on the maxium feeds per hour problem.
overall where very happy it is working great.
That’s great, for a later version I’ll look at making the cache timeout as configurable.
In the mean time you could edit the timeout in twitterbadgescript.js to be longer.
jTB.jStorage.setTTL(oElement.id, 60000); // expires in 1 minute
