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merrillvalley replied on October 05, 2008 22:29 to the question "How do you put two different Twitter accounts on one Webpage/website?" in Twitter:

i have posted what i hope is an answer to this here: http://getsatisfaction.com/twitter/to...

A comment on the question "How do I display my blogger/wordpress entries on a specific part of my website?" in Wordpress:

Yay you answered my question on how to show Wordpress posts on a web site. Thanks Thor! – Susie, on August 20, 2008 13:22

srizvi1 started following the question "Does anyone know how you can have two twitters on your site without having problems?" in Twitter.

A comment on the question "How do I display multiple HTML badges on my site? I only appear to be able to display one user at a time." in Twitter:

it just started doing that, it used to route urls without the .xxx attached to it. oh well, glad you found it useful! – NeoMeteor, on May 21, 2008 16:57

A comment on the question "How do I display multiple HTML badges on my site? I only appear to be able to display one user at a time." in Twitter:

It's great how your site's 300 error page pointed out that the .txt file is available. I would never have found it otherwise! 8-) – mdy, on May 21, 2008 16:53

A comment on the question "How do I display multiple HTML badges on my site? I only appear to be able to display one user at a time." in Twitter:

Hi. This is a really late response... but since you're on Blogger, you already have a Google Account and therefore can use Google Pages at http://pages.google.com. I used their file upload feature (on the right side of the Pages site) to upload my modified .js file and used that to 'host' my modified javascript for my blogspot blog. It works for me. Might work for you too. 8-) – mdy, on May 21, 2008 16:52

NeoMeteor replied on May 21, 2008 16:44 to the question "How do I display multiple HTML badges on my site? I only appear to be able to display one user at a time." in Twitter:

yeah, thanks for that, mdy. www.rewindcomic.com/twittersolution.txt is the correct url. i don't know why i didn't post correctly the first time.

A comment on the question "How do I display multiple HTML badges on my site? I only appear to be able to display one user at a time." in Twitter:

Just a quick note -- it seems that NeoMeteor's write-up is now at http://www.rewindcomic.com/twittersol... – mdy, on May 21, 2008 16:18

A comment on the question "How do I display multiple HTML badges on my site? I only appear to be able to display one user at a time." in Twitter:

Hi Brad. I tried to click the link that you had provided in your reply in GetSatisfaction.com (re: displaying two flash Twitter badges on one site) but the page seems to be unavailable now. If you happen to still have that write-up somewhere, would you mind very much making it available again? Perhaps by putting it on http://textsnip.com/ or a similar service so it doesn't clutter up your site? (hope you don't mind my asking). – mdy, on May 21, 2008 16:15

Cortland Klein replied on April 01, 2008 06:44 to the question "Does anyone know how you can have two twitters on your site without having problems?" in Twitter:

Perhaps use the RSS feeds and have your CMS display both?

Eric Suesz replied on February 16, 2008 22:24 to the question "How do I display my blogger/wordpress entries on a specific part of my website?" in Wordpress:

ChrisFlick: It might be good to start a new discussion about this. That way, maybe we can get increased visibility for the question. Just a suggestion.

ChrisFlick replied on February 16, 2008 16:17 to the question "How do I display my blogger/wordpress entries on a specific part of my website?" in Wordpress:

I am currently using a WordPress theme called ComicPress but I have screwed up the customizations of that theme so much, I'm thinking about scrapping it completely and going with Blogger. If I decide to do that, is there a way that I can get a Blooger blog to seamlessly integrate with my home page? Mainly I'm looking for my Blogger entry to appear and for people to comment on my entry. I am also looking to avoid the iFrame solution. Can anyone offer any advice or tutorial links?

NeoMeteor replied on February 03, 2008 21:34 to the problem "That's Not My Badge On My Page!" in Twitter:

I don't think you can get into your page without having an account, which they seem to have a waiting list for. If you like, you can get on the page in question, left click and copy-paste the source code and email it to me and I'll look at it. Or you can upload the code here, and I'll look at it too (if GetSatisfaction Lets me). My email is my username @gmail.com (NeoMeteor). I didn't write it out cuz I get a lot of spam when I do.

Impstar replied on February 03, 2008 20:51 to the problem "That's Not My Badge On My Page!" in Twitter:

I'm at http://www.ravelry.com/people/Silver. Cheers. :D

NeoMeteor replied on February 03, 2008 19:43 to the problem "That's Not My Badge On My Page!" in Twitter:

OK, well what's your Ravelry address? I'm sure I can figure this out if I saw it there.

Impstar replied on February 03, 2008 17:06 to the problem "That's Not My Badge On My Page!" in Twitter:

I have this problem, and I'm just using the generic "works on any social site" code that Twitter provides. If I post it, will it turn into a badge? We'll see. ;)

<div>
follow Impstar at http://twitter.com</div>

Weird. It shows up fine here (except for the "div" bits, but at least it's actually my badge), but not on Ravelry (I just checked it again a few minutes ago). Hmmm...

NeoMeteor replied on February 03, 2008 14:21 to the problem "That's Not My Badge On My Page!" in Twitter:

um, can you post the code you are using? I'll try to help.

NeoMeteor replied on January 26, 2008 15:06 to the question "How do I display multiple HTML badges on my site? I only appear to be able to display one user at a time." in Twitter:

I'm sorry you have trouble with JS man. I hope you're able to find a solution if mine doesn't help you. And yes, it's terrible that Twitter isn't paying attention. Even worse that they didn't know this themselves.

Daniel replied on January 26, 2008 01:10 to the question "How do I display multiple HTML badges on my site? I only appear to be able to display one user at a time." in Twitter:

Seems like you got it. Congratulations! :)

But I'm on Blogger and can't upload JS that easily, as far as I know. Too bad Twitter is ignoring this thread :(

NeoMeteor replied on January 25, 2008 21:57 to the question "How do I display multiple HTML badges on my site? I only appear to be able to display one user at a time." in Twitter:

Hey, this site cut out almost everything I wrote. I'm posting the solution on my website, at www.rewindcomic.com/twittersolution, until I can find a better post for it. Hope this helps!