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Earlier this year Nov 10, 2009 issue 10 (OBO in Twitter.searchHandler - result is incorrect status.id) reported by allan.padgett - i think line should be entry.id = Number(idStr.substring(idx+1, idStr.length)); not entry.id = Number(idStr.substring(idx+1, idStr.length-1)); allan padgett allan@adobe.com i think line should be entry.id = Number(idStr.substring(idx+1, idStr.length)); not entry.id = Number(idStr.substring(idx+1, idStr.length-1)); allan padgett allan@adobe.com Aug 06, 2009 issue 9 (Erroneous Error Type assignment in addLoader()) reported by d...@lineacontinua.com - In version "Twitter Library 2.0" (the code showed in this project) and in the downloaded version TwitterApi.1.3.swc there is a problem. At the following lines there are two assignment of the same handler, but with different event Type: 635 loader.addEventListener(IOErrorEvent.IO_ERROR, errorHandler); 636 loader.addEventListener(SecurityErrorEvent.SECURITY_ERROR, errorHandler); Ok, till now no problems. But at ine 468 the handler "errorHandler" assigned in previuos line has the following signature: private function errorHandler (errorEvent : IOErrorEvent) : void This leads to an error if a SECURITY_ERROR event will be raised because the handler only accept IOErrorEvent event type. That should be simply "Event" type, or different handler is needed. Thansk, Dave In version "Twitter Library 2.0" (the code showed in this project) and in the downloaded version TwitterApi.1.3.swc there is a problem. At the following lines there are two assignment of the same handler, but with different event Type: 635 loader.addEventListener(IOErrorEvent.IO_ERROR, errorHandler); 636 loader.addEventListener(SecurityErrorEvent.SECURITY_ERROR, errorHandler); Ok, till now no problems. But at ine 468 the handler "errorHandler" assigned in previuos line has the following signature: private function errorHandler (errorEvent : IOErrorEvent) : void This leads to an error if a SECURITY_ERROR event will be raised because the handler only accept IOErrorEvent event type. That should be simply "Event" type, or different handler is needed. Thansk, Dave Jun 12, 2009 issue 6 (Can I join this project) commented on by terbr...@xs4all.nl - no you can't no you can't Apr 27, 2009 issue 7 (error in the event type name ON_DESOTRY ) commented on by joshrotenberg - heh, this was misspelled in both places, though. attached a patch for both. heh, this was misspelled in both places, though. attached a patch for both. Apr 27, 2009 issue 8 (ant build scripts) reported by joshrotenberg - possibly playing around with this for a side project. wanted to build it. added some some ultra barebones ant stuff. possibly playing around with this for a side project. wanted to build it. added some some ultra barebones ant stuff. Apr 13, 2009 issue 7 (error in the event type name ON_DESOTRY ) reported by gplegge - the problem is in the name of the constant, found in twitter.api.events.TwitterEvent should be ON_DESTROY. the problem is in the name of the constant, found in twitter.api.events.TwitterEvent should be ON_DESTROY. Mar 29, 2009 r19 (Added pagination parameters to user timeline method.) committed by mike.sr - Added pagination parameters to user timeline method. Added pagination parameters to user timeline method. Mar 29, 2009 r18 (Added untilDate query option.) committed by mike.sr - Added untilDate query option. Added untilDate query option. Mar 29, 2009 r17 (Added sinceDate query option) committed by mike.sr - Added sinceDate query option Added sinceDate query option Mar 29, 2009 r16 (Fixed date bug) committed by mike.sr - Fixed date bug Fixed date bug Mar 19, 2009 issue 6 (Can I join this project) reported by iggy.mw - project participation project participation Feb 19, 2009 issue 5 (Failure when addind a friend) reported by jsauma...@phoceis.com - What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. When you call the follow(id:string) function, the request does not work 2. If you look with Charles, you see the request is sent via GET while 3. Twitter is expecting a POST This is a "bug" in Flex/Flash. If you do not provide any URLVariables, the request will always use the GET method, even if you asked for a POST. Here is the workaround I found : public function follow(userId:String):void { var req:URLRequest = twitterRequest(FOLLOW_USER_URL.replace("$userId",userId)); var variables:URLVariables = new URLVariables(); variables.postVariable = "variableValue"; req.data = variables; req.method = URLRequestMethod.POST; this.getLoader(FOLLOW_USER).load(req); } What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. When you call the follow(id:string) function, the request does not work 2. If you look with Charles, you see the request is sent via GET while 3. Twitter is expecting a POST This is a "bug" in Flex/Flash. If you do not provide any URLVariables, the request will always use the GET method, even if you asked for a POST. Here is the workaround I found : public function follow(userId:String):void { var req:URLRequest = twitterRequest(FOLLOW_USER_URL.replace("$userId",userId)); var variables:URLVariables = new URLVariables(); variables.postVariable = "variableValue"; req.data = variables; req.method = URLRequestMethod.POST; this.getLoader(FOLLOW_USER).load(req); } Feb 08, 2009 r15 (Added social graph APIs) committed by mike.sr - Added social graph APIs Added social graph APIs Jan 31, 2009 issue 3 (END_SESSION_URL is not defined in Twitter.as) commented on by SimonNicol - Duplicate variable definition in Twitter.as var tp:Array = created_at.split(/[ :]/g); Duplicate variable definition in Twitter.as var tp:Array = created_at.split(/[ :]/g); Jan 13, 2009 issue 3 (END_SESSION_URL is not defined in Twitter.as) reported by quasimondo - After checking out a fresh version from SVN Flex Builder return an error that END_SESSION_URL is not defined. Looks like something like this is missing: private static const END_SESSION_URL:String = "http://twitter.com/account/end_session. xml"; After checking out a fresh version from SVN Flex Builder return an error that END_SESSION_URL is not defined. Looks like something like this is missing: private static const END_SESSION_URL:String = "http://twitter.com/account/end_session. xml"; Older Dec 17, 2008 r14 (1. Implementation to the following API. Account Methods ...) committed by kceiwH - 1. Implementation to the following API. Account Methods a verify_credentials b update_location c rate_limit_status Direct Message Methods a sent User Methods a show 2. Modify the function makeDate (in TwitterStatus). So that the function can handle both date string 2008-12-07T16:24:24Z and date string Fri Dec 05 16:40:02 +0000 2008. The former string is retrieve from the Search API and the latter one is retrieve from REST API.\ 3. (In TwitterStatus) Create a TwitterUser from user's name when the user object is not valid. Unlike REST API, the Search API only returns the name of the user, so it is invalid to use the name to initialize a TwitterUser object, since there is not enough information of the user. So in this case, I just modify the TwitterUser and make the attribute name valid while other attributes null. 1. Implementation to the following API. Account Methods a verify_credentials b update_location c rate_limit_status Direct Message Methods a sent User Methods a show 2. Modify the function makeDate (in TwitterStatus). So that the function can handle both date string 2008-12-07T16:24:24Z and date string Fri Dec 05 16:40:02 +0000 2008. The former string is retrieve from the Search API and the latter one is retrieve from REST API.\ 3. (In TwitterStatus) Create a TwitterUser from user's name when the user object is not valid. Unlike REST API, the Search API only returns the name of the user, so it is invalid to use the name to initialize a TwitterUser object, since there is not enough information of the user. So in this case, I just modify the TwitterUser and make the attribute name valid while other attributes null. Dec 04, 2008 issue 2 (Override Event.toString and Event.clone functions in Twitter...) reported by zagraves - This will provide better event support in the API by allowing developers to easily clone and debug twitter events. Modified TwitterEvent.as class attached. This will provide better event support in the API by allowing developers to easily clone and debug twitter events. Modified TwitterEvent.as class attached. Oct 13, 2008 r13 (Added Direct Messaging support. So far just get the ones sen...) committed by mike.sr - Added Direct Messaging support. So far just get the ones sent to you and send one to a user. Added Direct Messaging support. So far just get the ones sent to you and send one to a user. Oct 09, 2008 r12 (Added back authorization for use with AIR or for SWFs if Twi...) committed by mike.sr - Added back authorization for use with AIR or for SWFs if Twitter ever gets their act together. Added back authorization for use with AIR or for SWFs if Twitter ever gets their act together. Oct 09, 2008 r11 (Added option for paging on friends request, since some peopl...) committed by mike.sr - Added option for paging on friends request, since some people actually have more than 100 friends... Added option for paging on friends request, since some people actually have more than 100 friends... Oct 09, 2008 r10 (Added defensive catch for when Twitter produces garbage) committed by mike.sr - Added defensive catch for when Twitter produces garbage Added defensive catch for when Twitter produces garbage Aug 28, 2008 r9 (Added search API) committed by mike.sr - Added search API Added search API Jul 30, 2008 issue 1 (package path is twitter instead of com.twitter) reported by ketan.anjaria - What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. Download source 2. View package path 3. What is the expected output? What do you see instead? com.twitter should be the package for twitter What version of the product are you using? On what operating system? Please provide any additional information below. What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. Download source 2. View package path 3. What is the expected output? What do you see instead? com.twitter should be the package for twitter What version of the product are you using? On what operating system? Please provide any additional information below.

r14 (1. Implementation to the following API. Account Methods ...) committed by kceiwH - 1. Implementation to the following API. Account Methods a verify_credentials b update_location c rate_limit_status Direct Message Methods a sent User Methods a show 2. Modify the function makeDate (in TwitterStatus). So that the function can handle both date string 2008-12-07T16:24:24Z and date string Fri Dec 05 16:40:02 +0000 2008. The former string is retrieve from the Search API and the latter one is retrieve from REST API.\ 3. (In TwitterStatus) Create a TwitterUser from user's name when the user object is not valid. Unlike REST API, the Search API only returns the name of the user, so it is invalid to use the name to initialize a TwitterUser object, since there is not enough information of the user. So in this case, I just modify the TwitterUser and make the attribute name valid while other attributes null.

1. Implementation to the following API. Account Methods a verify_credentials b update_location c rate_limit_status Direct Message Methods a sent User Methods a show 2. Modify the function makeDate (in TwitterStatus). So that the function can handle both date string 2008-12-07T16:24:24Z and date string Fri Dec 05 16:40:02 +0000 2008. The former string is retrieve from the Search API and the latter one is retrieve from REST API.\ 3. (In TwitterStatus) Create a TwitterUser from user's name when the user object is not valid. Unlike REST API, the Search API only returns the name of the user, so it is invalid to use the name to initialize a TwitterUser object, since there is not enough information of the user. So in this case, I just modify the TwitterUser and make the attribute name valid while other attributes null.

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