I have multiple embedded timelines on a website I am developing. The HTML for these timelines are auto-generated by TweetDeck.
Scenario:
1. A user switches to a different tab in the browser.
2. The timeline widget receives updates with multiple new tweets.
3. When the user re-activates the tab, the embedded timelines get flooded with duplicate tweets.
I have tried to change multiple parameter settings for the embedded-timeline class, but have not been able to fix this issue.
Does anybody know what might be causing this behavior?
The twitter devs will fix the issue in the next deploy. They are aiming for a release on 08.09.2015.
As I was finding the same issue, I posted it to the twitter community forum (apologize for the copy/paste).
https://twittercommunity.com/t/duplicate-tweets-on-twitter-widget-when-tabbing-and-widget-updates/51493
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I've just finished implementing app indexing in one of my apps.
I followed Google's instructions here and everything seems to work, except that I do not see the app icon in the search result list.
When I perform a Google search in Safari, it just shows the usual search result list. Has anyone experience with this?
Google docs say:
The app icon appears in the Search results list some time after the initial click through from Search results.
Does anyone know what this is exactly suppose to mean? Do I have to have a touch icon or similar in place on the web server? Any help is appreciated.
It means you'll need to click through an actual link you've indexed/found in Search and successfully load the link. Once you've done that it'll probably take a few hours for the App Icon to then show up.
It's so sad to tell, but App indexing for iOS is no longer active.
You won't see app icons on SERPs, nor get ranking boost.
You can still launch apps from SERPs, but it owes to universal links.
A JP Googler announced it...
https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/webmaster-ja/2fB6nv_bTq4
and doc is updated.
"The App Indexing API on Android enhances ranking performance for links to your app and provides autocomplete suggestions based on user actions you log in your app."
https://firebase.google.com/docs/app-indexing/
Last week, I sent a message via JIRA's "Share" link on one issue to a requester with nearly 100 issues. I haven't received a response and want to follow up, but I don't remember which issue it was. Are "Share" messages logged in JIRA, and is it possible for me to search them? It would be nice to not have to go back through each individual list and search for it.
If you shared the JIRA by click the Share icon on top right, then it's only sending an email, you have no way to trace back which issue you shared from JIRA.
If you shared the issue by mentioning user's name in comment or description, you can check your activities stream for issues you have edited.
I'm building an iOS app related to Twitter and I need to know how do user search engine works. More specifically, I want to make my app show the usernames starting with a certain string. Just as when you're tweeting something and you start typing #Jo and below it appears #JohnSmith, #JoshBennett, etc. ordered by relevance.
In order to figure out how does this feature work, I thought that Twitter may have downloaded all my followers and following list, so that they can access it locally. But I found out that in my search results there appeared people that I don't actually follow but some of my followers follow them. So, does Twitter have downloaded all my followers and all my followers' followers?
In any case, what I want for my app is to only look for the users I follow but it's important to know how I am supposed to download these users information. Taking into account that these requests have a daily limit, what would the app do with a user with millions of followers?
I hope that some of you have faced this issue and can give me some advice. Thanks!
We are using ShareKit, an excellent open source framework for integrating social sharing services into iOS apps. We have been seeing lately that sharing to FaceBook triggers a captcha prior to submission almost every time. Needless to say, this experience is not what we want to offer our users.
In addition to that, if the user has keyed in any additional text or edited the post, receiving the captcha will ignore the extra text and only post the text that was pre-filled by the app when it popped the FBConnect dialog.
Has anyone else run across this? Is there some activity that might be causing the captcha to pop up that Facebook might consider a red flag?
As background, this app has been in the app store for almost a year, and this is the first time we're seeing this behavior.
The captcha being required is likely related to the content you're posting - this is especially likely if you're on a shared domain with many other apps or websites - try sharing the individual links and images manually on Facebook.com to see if any throw a captcha there.
The other issue, that the content is partially lost after the captcha sounds like it could be a bug, you should file it at Facebook's API bug tracker at http://bugs.developers.facebook.net with repro instructions
I'm trying to figure out the best way I can inform analytics trackers that the page view is coming from my app, rather than a 'direct visit' (for example).
I have an app that displays a list view of tons of different news stories, and I want to make it so that, when a user taps on one of the stories, and it is displayed in my UIWebView, the website being loaded is somehow informed that the referral came from 'example-iphone-app', or maybe my iPhone app's website?
Is there any way to manipulate the http request to make the iPhone app act as if the link is being opened by a referral link on my website?
I was originally thinking of just adding a query string with a parameter like ?source=myappname, but realized this is not a reliable (or even useful) way of alerting site owners with Google Analytics, SiteMeter, Urchin, etc. from where the request has come.
If you're using Google Analytics then you can set the utm_source and utm_medium query parameters and they will be displayed as the referral source. utm_source is where you would put your myappname parameter and utm_medium should probably be set to referral unless you are charging per click then it is usually set to cpc.