Hello all,
After talking to Nisse Bryngfors, he requested that the URLs in tweets would automatically be made as urls and marked up with anchor tags. In addition to this he requested that @username replies were also automatically generated into anachor tags.
For example:
check out this site http://google.co.uk Nice design @warrenbuckley
would now become
check out this site
http://google.co.uk
Nice design
@warrenbuckley
This has been made possible with a new function in the XSLT Extension CWS.Twitter called FormatURLS.
So to format your tweet use this syntax in your XSLT.
Hello all,
This will be a very brief blog post this evening as I have made an update to my Twitter Umbraco Package from a request from a tweet I received from Nisse Bryngfors.
His request was as follows
@warrenbuckley just tried the twitter package for umbraco.Great!Is there any way to display people you follow,instead of just your own feed?
I decided this was so easy to implement, I would make this quick update to my package and release it as soon as possible.
I have reposted the instructions below for people who didnt use my previous version.
This package installs the following files:
- bin/CWSHelperTwitter.dll
- xslt/CWS_twitterStatus.xslt
- /usercontrols/Installer/CWSTwitter/cwsTwitterInstaller.ascx
The installer usercontrol cwsTwitterInstaller.ascx is used to modify the /config/xsltExtensions.config
to setup my custom XSLT extension to allow us to modify the strange format of the twitter date format.
The actual package installs the following into umbraco:
- Macro: [XSLT] CWS:Display Twitter Status
- XSLT: CWS_twitterStatus.xslt
Hello all,
This evening I have decided to create a nice quick package to help use Gravatar
easily on your umbraco blog/site. There have been snippets on other blogs to help
you achieve this, I have just created two XSLT Extensions to use in your XSLT and an
example XSLT file to show how you can use the helpers.
If you haven't heard of Gravatar before,
it is a service that allows you to upload an image so you can have a globally
recgonised avatar on the web that is associated to your email address. The most
useful scenario is on your Umbraco blog to display Gravatar images of visitors who
have left comments, but you may think of some other creative scenarios you may
want to use it in.
This is my Gravatar
Hello all,
I thought I would tell you all how I use MSN Messenger to update my Facebook
Status, which allows me to tell people what I am doing quickly and easily
without logging into Facebook and being distracted too much.
OK first of all create a twitter account
, if you dont know what twitter is, well its a
service that is used to tell people what you are upto, just like the status
section in Facebook.
Once you have created your Twitter account the next thing to do is to add an
appliaction to your Facebook profile that allows you to update your Facebook
status whenever you post an update to Twitter.
This application is called
TwitterSync,
simply follow the instuctions for TwitterSync and you will have this working in
no time.
Now you have your Facebook Status syncronished to your Twitter status, you can
post from your mobile phone to twitter using
m.twitter.com or desktop widgets or whatever you prefer.
Hello all this is my first package for 2008. I have created a quick XSLT package
to allow you to display your latest twitter
status’s on your website/blog.
For example here is my twitter page
where you can see what upto or thinking.
This package installs the following files:
- bin/CWSHelperTwitter.dll
- xslt/CWS_twitterStatus.xslt
- /usercontrols/Installer/CWSTwitter/cwsTwitterInstaller.ascx
The installer usercontrol cwsTwitterInstaller.ascx is used to
modify the /config/xsltExtensions.config
to setup my custom XSLT extension to allow us to modify the strange format of
the twitter date format.
The actual package installs the following into umbraco:
- Macro: [XSLT] CWS:Display Twitter Status
- XSLT: CWS_twitterStatus.xslt
Warren Buckley
is a Creative Web Specialist based in
Leigh on Sea, Essex
,
UK.