Not all Twurls picked up by Tweetburner

Thanks for implementing Summize API - that's great news, and very quick too. (I hope you were able to use the 'since_id' parameter as well, that should save you some processing and bandwidth).

Can you add a button to the user stats page, that will manually ping their twitter account, perhaps by using Summize again? (i.e. search for from:username twurl.nl) This would be a fall back just in case anyone has a tweet that got missed by Tweetburner.

TweetBurner missed a Twurl I posted yesterday from www.TwitReponse.com (i.e. a scheduled tweet).

> http://twitter.com/thefluffanutta/sta...

I'm afraid it's still not quite right. I posted the same Twurl again from another account, and it still hasn't been picked up: http://twitter.com/squidcasts/statuse...

Perhaps the @ or the # is breaking your parsing? The feed from Summize will have 3 <a href> tags for this particular item's description.

I have the same problem here, a twurl I created and posted via twhirl does not show up in my stats though I can find it with sumize: http://twurl.nl/qw2fqv

To add further to this: Today I created and posted via the tweetburner website and all wet wrong. Looks like the problem has to do with the API.

I posted this twurl about 45 minutes ago - still not picked up on Tweetburner. My twitter account is kvoelker. Here's the tweet:

retweeting @cwolz #ocu2008 @BritneyMason with streaming video of the Online Community Unconference http://twurl.nl/uta8ne

Just wanted to let you know that I'm having the same problem. Here are two items that don't show up in my stats:
http://twitter.com/brooks/statuses/82...
http://twitter.com/brooks/statuses/84...

My stats are here:
http://tweetburner.com/users/brooks

Thanks!

Hi Brooks,

Thank you for the report. As described above, we're still experiencing problems on twurl discovery on Twitter. The number of clicks on your Twurls are counted. The discovery on Twitter allows us to know who is the owner of a Twurl. At the moment it doesn't work from time to time correctly, so we cannot add them to your account.

As a temporary workaround you can use the Greasemonky script created by @thefluffanutta it's capable of showing the number of Twurls generated via your twurl. Install the script and you will be able to see the amount of clicks directly in your Twitter timeline.

More information can be found on our blog: http://tweetburner.com/blog/2008/06/2...

fyi, I'm having the same problem. I've done several twurl posts today and none have come through. All bar one has found its way to Summize.

Btw, that Greasemonkey script is great.

Hi Gianouts,

We'll take a look into it today, and post about the problem here and/or at our blog. Thanks for the report!

Hi Tweetburner -

I added the Greasemonkey script and it's handy in that it will show me how many clicks a link has gotten, but I can't see any of the stats. For example:
hhttp://twurl.nl/t2w452 - I should be able to see the stats here: http://tweetburner.com/links/t2w452, but I'm getting your "We're sorry, but something went wrong" message. Since Tweetburner isn't grabbing ANY of my Twurls, I was hoping that I could see the stats on my links using the link provided by the Greasemonkey script - but I guess that isn't working either?

What gives?

Yup, over the last couple of days my twurls not being tracked either, for example:

http://twurl.nl/ychkod
http://twurl.nl/32dd2t

Yet another twurl not picked up today:
http://twurl.nl/stpekg

It has found its way to Summize.

I have multiple accounts but when I send a twurl, I can see that stats for the twurl regardless of how I generated it.

@sixes thought that he was not able to see the data for twurls that he hadn't logged in to create. I created twurls as akaSylvia and sent one as SatScenes and he sent one as Sixes.

This is the one that Sixes posted - http://tweetburner.com/links/cpwdvp

It shows up on http://tweetburner.com/users/SatScenes but not on http://tweetburner.com/users/Sixes

Any idea why?

Hi Sylvia,

Thanks for taking the time to report on this issue.

As far as I can see Sixes hasn't connected his Twitter account to his Tweetburner account. Also there isn't a Twitter account that is named 'Sixes' .Therefore the application doesn't now where to show the link.

Are the links posted through our bookmarklet or frontpage?

To solve the problem Sixes should connect his twitter account to his Tweetburner account. He can do this by logging in on Tweetburner and go to the tab that says 'Settings'. When the Twitter account is added Tweetburner knows which links should be shown in his account.

Als I advice on using the bookmarklet for posting the links.

I hope this helps you in solving the problem.

Kind regards,

Bob

Another twurl not picked up today in my latest list of twurls:

New blog post: "Keeping up with what's happening in the world". http://twurl.nl/71btys

There are however stats for it at http://tweetburner.com/links/71btys