Ignacio Lago's dashboard

A comment on the problem "Only showing one of my Twitter accounts, but still posting to all" in twitterfeed:

You are right. I'm wrong. There are two entries in my account from the same RSS. That's the problem... that's my problem.

I'm really sorry for this :( Thank you very much, Mario! – Ignacio Lago, on November 23, 2009 09:38

A comment on the problem "Only showing one of my Twitter accounts, but still posting to all" in twitterfeed:

I apologize for my explanation. I've removed the entry to @elogiamedia to test if the dashboard shows me the entry that posts to @nachoexr. And it doesn't.

Now the entry to @elogiamedia is removed but there's still an entry posting to @nachoexr in that account. Not in mine. And it's hidden form teh dashboard.

The OpenID of that account: http://www.elogiamedia.net – Ignacio Lago, on November 23, 2009 08:33

Ignacio Lago replied on November 20, 2009 17:13 to the problem "Only showing one of my Twitter accounts, but still posting to all" in twitterfeed:

Yes, I removed it to test it.

Now there should be two account posting to the twitter account: nachoexr (it's me). One is my own account. The other is my company's account. But if I log in with the company's account the dashboard is empty (I removed the original posting to @elogiamedia)

The RSS is both cases should be: http://feeds2.feedburner.com/ElogiaMedia

I want to remove the entry to my account from my comany's account, to control all my tweets from my account.

Thanks Mario :)

Ignacio Lago replied on November 19, 2009 23:25 to the problem "Only showing one of my Twitter accounts, but still posting to all" in twitterfeed:

Thanks Mario, that's the solution to my account! but my company's account have another issue then.

I've the company's rss associated with my Twitter to post its news, but now I don't want that but in their twitterfeed dashboard there isn't that connection, but it's still tweeting in my account :O

I've deleted all in the dashboard and still posting.

Company's twitter: elogiamedia
My twitter: nachoexr

Company's openid: http://www.elogiamedia.net

Ignacio Lago replied on November 19, 2009 10:44 to the problem "Only showing one of my Twitter accounts, but still posting to all" in twitterfeed:

It happends in my company's account too, that has his own OpenID provider.

The account only shows the first Twitter account associated. There should be 2 accounts.

And with a simple test both Twitter accounts posted a Tweet from twitterfeed. Then they are working but 'hidden'.

eXr reported a problem in twitterfeed on November 19, 2009 09:31:

Only showing one of my Twitter accounts, but still posting to all

I logged in with my OpenID, the one and only I have/use. But there isn't all my feeds. And I have almost 5 feeds with different twitter accounts. Where are the other accounts? Only showing the first one.

Twitterfeed is working tweeting the others. But I can't access them in the Twitterfeed panel.

Debug info:
My main Twitter account: nachoexr
One of my 'hidden' Tw accounts: gominthink

eXr replied on July 05, 2008 12:37 to the idea "Services icons in 'Recent posts' are links to your profiles/webs" in Ping.fm:

The idea is for the user, not other users. With those links you can 'check' your post without using bookmarks, directly from ping. The mini-icons are there, only as info. With links they make a function too.

eXr shared an idea in Ping.fm on July 04, 2008 16:52:

Services icons in 'Recent posts' are links to your profiles/webs

A little improvement: In the 'Recent posts' the 'Services:' mini-icons could be links to you profile/page on those services.

Example (if needed): the facebook mini-icon is a link to your facebook profile.

Ignacio Lago reported a problem in Ping.fm on July 04, 2008 11:54:

Support for international characters / languages

When I write in blogs from the Ping.fm web in Spanish the posts shows in many cases with bad character encoding (characters like á, ñ...). Maybe Ping.fm must convert character encoding to the encoding of the destination blog.

The proof with this article, submitted from Ping.fm:
Good: http://exr.tumblr.com/post/40954597/l...
Bad: http://www.bebo.com/BlogView.jsp?Memb...