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sr3d replied on June 06, 2008 06:18 to the question "Was this built with Flex?" in 280 North, Inc.:

I wrote a post here shortly after

http://alexle.net/archives/283

Cheers!

Phillip Molaro marked one of sr3d's replies in 280 North, Inc. as useful. sr3d replied to the question "Was this built with Flex?".

Phillip Molaro replied on June 06, 2008 02:27 to the question "Was this built with Flex?" in 280 North, Inc.:

Wow, that's impressive then. My jaw is on the floor!
FYI, I did notice that bullets didn't work for me in Safari on Mac (latest version). Otherwise it was awesome!

sr3d replied on June 06, 2008 01:49 to the question "Was this built with Flex?" in 280 North, Inc.:

Javascript... lots of them. Check Firebug and see all the requests

Phillip Molaro asked a question in 280 North, Inc. on June 06, 2008 01:44:

Was this built with Flex?

Is this built using Adobe Flex? If not, what technology was used?

andy cochrane started following the idea "One Step Add To Friends Feature" in Brightkite.

Brady replied on May 08, 2008 17:05 to the idea "One Step Add To Friends Feature" in Brightkite:

This is a feature we are going to implement. Thanks for the suggestion.

Phillip Molaro shared an idea in Brightkite on May 08, 2008 03:47:

One Step Add To Friends Feature

On the Find Your Friends page, it would be nice if each person had a check box beside their profile. I could then check the friends that I want and do one global invite. Having to weed through a tone of friends pulled in from twitter one at a time is a little painful.

Phillip Molaro marked one of Mario Menti's replies in twitterfeed as useful. Mario Menti replied to the problem "My Followers Aren't Getting my TwitterFeed Updates".

Phillip Molaro replied on April 07, 2008 13:44 to the problem "My Followers Aren't Getting my TwitterFeed Updates" in twitterfeed:

Ok, so it seems to be working now. Not sure what was wrong if anything. Over the weekend several posts made it to the page that I didn't get in my timeline at all. Anyhoo, thx so much for the help. This is a great service!

Mario Menti replied on April 07, 2008 13:43 to the problem "My Followers Aren't Getting my TwitterFeed Updates" in twitterfeed:

Hi again, this does seem to work as expected, see screenshot here: http://skitch.com/mario/jbpg/twitter

Mario Menti replied on April 07, 2008 13:36 to the problem "My Followers Aren't Getting my TwitterFeed Updates" in twitterfeed:

Yes, it's using the twitter API to post a status update. Once posted, there shouldn't really be anything special about it to make it different from a manually posted item.

Phillip Molaro replied on April 07, 2008 13:32 to the problem "My Followers Aren't Getting my TwitterFeed Updates" in twitterfeed:

I just posted a reply to a post on RDAUG.org. So sometime soon, (hopefully within the next hour), there should be an RSS update (which I get through my reader) and thus a Twitter post. If the issue continues, then the post will be seen on RDAUG's Twitter web page, but you and I will NOT get it in our Twitter apps (I am using Twitterrific).

TwitterFeed isn't doing any kind of direct messaging or anything is it? I am assuming it just a regular "status" update.

Mario Menti replied on April 07, 2008 13:24 to the problem "My Followers Aren't Getting my TwitterFeed Updates" in twitterfeed:

That seems odd - I follow many accounts, and a lot of them contain twitterfeed posts, which appear OK in my timeline. I'm now following @rdaug to see if there really is a problem (but if there was, it'd unlikely caused by twitterfeed).

pmolaro reported a problem in twitterfeed on April 07, 2008 12:57:

My Followers Aren't Getting my TwitterFeed Updates

I have my Twitterfeed all set up. When users update my blog, my RSS gets updated and then a Twitter Update is made. I see those updated when I log into my Twitter account. However, not of the people following me are getting my TwitterFeed updates (which defeats the purpose). Any suggestions?? My Twitter is www.twitter.com/rdaug