Richie's dashboard

Richie replied on July 13, 2008 16:25 to the question "New Entry in Atom Feed" in twitterfeed:

Hi Mario,

thanks alo for the reply. I implemented Tag-URIs http://www.taguri.org/ and it works.

that's awesome, thanks a lot.

Richie

Mario Menti replied on July 12, 2008 12:29 to the question "New Entry in Atom Feed" in twitterfeed:

Sorry for the late reply - on closer inspection, it seems I also check the GUID for duplication if present. Do you change your "id" element when you update the feed? If not, could you try this and see if that makes it work?

Richie replied on July 11, 2008 14:33 to the question "New Entry in Atom Feed" in twitterfeed:

Hi Mario,

unfortunately adding the published/update date to the link of the entry did not help. it just don't work...

Would you please tell me which values have to be different in order to make TwitterFeed recognize this entry as a new entry?

I would like to donate a little money to TwitterFeed in order to keep it alive, but right now I don't see much reason for doing this... :-(

Mario Menti replied on July 10, 2008 18:27 to the question "New Entry in Atom Feed" in twitterfeed:

Well, there's currently no way to repost the entry, unless the link changes. Twitterfeed checks previously posted links to avoid double posting and won't post the item regardless of any date settings if it finds this link has been previously posted. I'll try and add this as an option at some point, rather than having it hard-coded as it currently is..

Richie replied on July 10, 2008 17:46 to the question "New Entry in Atom Feed" in twitterfeed:

which element do I need to change in order to get TwitterFeed to repost this entry? feed.entry.link or feed.entry.id ?

Mario Menti replied on July 10, 2008 17:22 to the question "New Entry in Atom Feed" in twitterfeed:

Ah, sorry this is a little misleading - twitterfeed doesn't repost existing items (at least if you include the item link in the post). I've implemented this because lots of people had problems where for one reason or another their blog posts were reposted with new dates, but they weren't really new posts, resulting in duplicate and out of date twitter messages.

You could argue this should be a user setting... but at least right now, twitterfeed checks the item links and doesn't re-post if that same link has been posted before.

Richie replied on July 10, 2008 13:06 to the question "New Entry in Atom Feed" in twitterfeed:

Hi Mario,

I could not fixed this problem.

My feed is located at http://eaglefeed.appspot.com/feed/FNK...

This feed does contain only 1 entry. This entry can change over time. Published and Updated are changing when the entry changes.

TwitterFeed post this feed to Twitter when the feed is new. TwitterFeed does not post changes.

What's wrong?

Richie replied on July 10, 2008 08:46 to the question "New Entry in Atom Feed" in twitterfeed:

hmmm.... something must be wrong then with twitterfeed and my feed...

for now I have removed it and added it again... hope this fixed it...

about swearing: I'm following you on twitter and realised it when I checked your feed and did see one more entry ( "good night you ... ")

Mario Menti replied on July 06, 2008 16:42 to the problem "twitterfeed displays wrong yahoo openid-url" in twitterfeed:

No, this is the correct OpenID URL, Yahoo! adds the fragment as a generation identifier. For more info see "Identifier Recycling" on this page: http://developer.yahoo.com/openid/faq...