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@BankzST Twitter Avatar Reloaded ครับ http://sudarmuthu.com/wordpress/twitter-avatar-reloaded
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Just updated my Twitter Avatar Reloaded WordPress Plugin. It is an optional update. More details at http://t.co/kSKXfeX
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Twitter Avatar Reloaded WordPress Plugin http://t.co/EXG4lwR via @sudarmuthu
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Just updated my Twitter Avatar Reloaded WordPress Plugin http://t.co/kSKXfeX It is an optional update
It works for me but: It is located in the wrong spot. My twitter info box is showing up underneath my comment box section away from the other fill in boxes. What can I do to put it in the right spot. Thanks for any help you can give me.
How did you get this working properly? I’m having the same issue….
I have same ploblem. My twitter info box is showing up underneath my comment box (submit button).
Never mind because now it seems to be working correctly.
hey, i have added an hebrew translation..
you can download the file with translation
from here:
http://www.sagive.co.il/download/twitter-avatar-reloaded.rar
i would leave it up for a couple of weeks..
Cheers, Sagive
Thanks for sending in the translation files. I will include it as part of the next release.
Just me with no credit 🙁 – at least i am special in some weird way
Really nice Sudar. I’m surprise WP hasn’t added comment support for social sites like Twitter and Facebook yet, hopefully in version 3.0 This plugin is a nice step forward.
Nice to know that you like my Plugin 🙂
does this overload the builde in avartor code so that twitter is the default souce instead of gravtar
Paul
Yes, this Plugin will overload the build-in avatar code, if the twitter field is present. If it is not present, then it will resolve to the default avatar code.
How can I associate a registered user with their Twitter username?
Right now it is not possible. I am working on it and will be available in the next version.
In have released v0.5 of the Plugin with support for registered users. Enjoy 🙂
hello… thx for the plugin i serch it for 2 hours
I can’t use the plugin in WordPress 2.9.2.. Is there any solution for this error right here:
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING, expecting T_OLD_FUNCTION or T_FUNCTION or T_VAR or ‘}’ in /www/htdocs/w00c80c4/wp-content/plugins/twitter-avatar-reloaded/twitter-avatar-reloaded.php on line 207
What is the version of PHP that you are using?
My PHP-Version is 4.4.9.
Thanks for your help!
I think there is some problem in PHP 4. Will release a new version once I fixed it.
I’m having the same problem in PHP version 5.2.9
ops… ive messed up, its the same version, 4.4.9.
Exactly the plugin I was searching for but, unfortunately, it’s not working for me. Gravatar works fine but the twitter avatars are not retrieved. Any help?
What pieces of code should I check to try to understand what’s happening?
I’ve already uninstalled and installed again the wp-gravatar and this plugin but it still doesn’t work. This plugin alters the comments.php file? I think I’ve edited it in the past so I don’t know if the problem might be there.
I think the changes you made to the comments.php file are preventing the Plugin from working properly. Uninstall wp-gravatar Plugin and try this Plugin on a fresh WordPress install. Also let me know in which version of WordPress you are trying it.
Great plugin, thank you! Looking forward to being able to post as a user (Since I’m the admin) vs logout, so thanks for working on that.
Also, is there a way to change the “Twitter” text? IE, I bet some users will put in http://www.twitter.com/username... I’d like to change my to name “Twitter Username” but can’t see where in the php code to change it.
Thanks!
Matt
Right now the only way to change it is to edit the Plugin file. But I will provide an option to change the text from the admin interface itself, in the next version of the Plugin.
In have released v0.5 of the Plugin with support to edit Twitter field text. Enjoy 🙂
Hi
The Plugin shows the input field under the text box! Can I change this?
And I want to have the Twitter Name in a Text Version next to the avatar. Can I do this? Or can I link the Avatar to the Twitter Profile?
Very nice Plugin! Thank you!
Well, it is possible right now to do it, but you might have to edit the Plugin file to do it. I will add the ability to automatically do it, in the next version of the Plugin.
Wow, this awesome!
Thx for this great wp plugin !
can we specify the avatar size?
my theme has 60×60 avatar size, the avatar got from twitter is 48×48, so it’s stretched.
it’s pretty ugly though.
why dont show gravatar when dont exist twitter account?
or this plugin use the gravatar when dont exist account? (i try it en this comment)
i wanna see if display my gravatar x]
For whatever reason, the twitter field was still showing up beneath my text box. (I’m using AutoFocus Pro theme with Thematic as the parent.)
Unfortunately, it also overwrote/broke all the other indenticon/gravatar images for that already existed for commenters on my site so ultimately I had to disable the plugin. I really like the concept of the plugin and I’d be interested in donating once I can get it to work.
Nikki,
It should overwrite the Gravatar, only if it is not present. Let me check if there are issues and will release an update if needed.
Hey, just saying that I have the same problem. I’m not exactly a coder, so I can’t figure out the cause. If this problem is fixed, I’ll totally donate.
Not working for me but I have no idea why not…
It would be nice if the admin could edit the field for existing comments. I have the Topsy plugin that adds comments or trackbacks every time someone tweets a post. It would be nice to be able to edit their comment and add the proper Twitter avatar. Even better if it would do it automatically.
Will try to add this in the next version of the Plugin.
The plug in is working correctly, however it is showing up after my comment box as opposed to before with the other information…how do I fix that?
You might have to use custom css to move the twitter text box down.
Box is showing below the comment field and below the captcha. Also it is automatically removing all the gravitars even when a twitter name isn’t entered?
Site is:
http://www.healthtopics.com/blog
sorry there I had a typo and please turn off the suggestion field it’s overwhelming!
Site is http://www.healthtopics.ca/blog
I have now added an option to disable Google Scribe if you don’t want it. Thanks for the suggestion.
Try the latest version of the Plugin, which should fix the second issue (replacing gravatars).
For the first issue (placement of the textbox), you might have to edit your CSS to align it properly.
Can you please explain exactly how you get the Twitter box ABOVE the comment box? It’s not even working on your own page here.
You don’t have to do anything. It is automatically taken care by the Plugin.
Previously it was not working in my blog because of another unrelated issues which I have fixed now.
awsome plugin
let me test …
Is there any way to just use the “Name” field without the twitter field and if a twitter account is found to replace the gravatar with the twitter avatar?
This feature is not available out of the box. You might have to change the source to get this feature.
I think that juste to write Twitter it’s not clear if we need to write : http://www.twitter.com/anniebergeron or just anniebergeron
PS : tumbol you have a great idea
I could not install on my WordPress 3.0. When sending a comment does not change the Avtar. Any tips?
Are you facing any errors/issues while installing the Plugin?
Hi, What is the get_avatar( $args ) function you call to show the avatar?
Hi – I just installed your latest plugin – very cool! But the fact that it displaying below the comment box is just so odd. Looks like you were planning to update the plugin — is that coming soon? I hate to mess with all the CSS if you are planning to fix. Thanks!
@Nancy,
The Plugin actually tries to position the input box before the comment box for normal themes. If it is not working in your theme, then it means that you might have to do it manually by editing the CSS.
Hi,
I’ve just updated the plugin to the latest version and now get an error message:
Warning: Missing argument 5 for TwitterAvatarReloaded::change_avatar()
Can you help me to fix this problem?
It is just a warning. You can safely ignore it.
I’m using this on my fan site. I played around and used some of the functions to make it so that the Twitter icons load for the post/page authors, too.
If you could add an option to display the Twitter name with the commenter that would be awesome!
If you want to see my re-write of the functions to be able to display the avatar on post/pages, just drop me a follow-up comment.
It’s been in my todo list for quite sometime now. If you have already implement then send me the code and I will update the Plugin.
loved it very much – thanks 🙂
Maturrr suwun Nice Plug in 😀
Is there a way to show the Twitter user name in the comment itself sort of like a signature using the template functions you provided. If so can you help walk me thru it. Right now the avatars work on my site but I would like to see the persons twitter name. Thanks
You can do it, but you might have to write custom code to do that.
Hi, is there any way to have the plug-in try to pull the Twitter avatar (if available) from just the commenter’s email address?
That’s what the “Twittar” plug-in does – or did – it was written a couple years ago and not sure if it still works.
No that will not work now. Twitter stopped providing twitter username based on email address, since it was used by spammers.
Hi Sudar,
I installed Avatar reloaded as you suggested.
Avatars of those leaving comments appear fine, but my own avatar when I reply doesn’t. Also, I cant see the plug-in in my list of installed WP plug-ins, but when I tried adding it, it tells me it’s already installed.
Any ideas on that.
Thanks
Hi again,
Sorry, forgot to say I’m using version 3.3.1 of WP.
Thanks.
Have you specified your Twitter username in your admin profile page?
Oh I just recognized that I have exactly the same problem. I’ve never changed my twitter profil or specified anything. And I also have wordpress version 3.3.1.
Thanks
Hi Sudar,
first of all I would like to thank you for this awesome plugin. It worked great and I never had any problems with it. But now suddenly my own twitter pic isn’t displayed anymore. If I take a look on the graphic info the link is wrong. The pic adress is the adress of the single post and not the one of my twitter pic as it should be. Only I have this problem. If anyone of my twitter followers post a comment, the twitter pic of the single commenter is displayed without any problems. Do you know the reason? How can I solve this problem? In the beginning everything worked fine.
Thanks
Hi, Thanks for this plug in i love it!!
Just a question..
Can you make the same but instead of graving twitter avatar, could you make it work for tumblr??
That would be really helpful, i want my commentators to put their tumblr avatar, as their gravatar..
How can i do this?? could you help me?
I’d really aprecciate if you could make a plug in like this one..
Greeting!
You have to rewrite the plugin to support tumblr. If you are interested in sponsoring the development, then I can give it a shot.
Yeah, i’m making a new website about gaining more followers on tumblr, it would be really helpful to have that plug in.
i could do it, if you could only tell me what would i need to change 🙂
cuz i see it’s a lot of coding.
The Plugin has to be fundamentally changed. Not sure, if I can just point places in the code that you might have to change.
If you are not a good programmer, I would suggest you hire someone to do it.
Or how much would it cost?
Hi
this is a great plugin, thanks,
may I ask, how exactly do I use the 7 theme functions?
Like the one below, for example,
where do I place it?
get_comment_author_twitter_id($comment_id)
You can call these functions from your theme template files or from your Plugin
Does this code look OK? It is working fine for me but maybe I missed something… I want to add “(@twittername)” after the commenters name, linking to the Twitter profile. So I added this to my comments.php file:
<?php
if (function_exists('get_comment_author_twitter_id')) {
$twittername = get_comment_author_twitter_id($comment_id);
if ( $twittername ) {
echo '
comment_author_twitter_url($comment_id);
echo '">(';
comment_author_twitter_id($comment_id);
echo ');
}
}
?>
Looks good. Do you have any issues?
The plugin works fine but I noticed something peculiar. Somebody gave his Twitter handle with a comment and as expected his Twitter avatar shows beside his comment. But when logged in I also see that persons avatar beside MY name on that page in the upper right corner (the “Howdy, User – Edit My Profile – Log Out” drop-down menu). Not a big problem I suppose, though a bit creepy (my first thought was that something malicious changed my avatar!). I think it is a bug in Twitter Avatar Reloaded v. 1.4.2, I am on WP 3.5.
That is really strange. Let me have a detailed look at the code.
BTW is it consistent or happens only once?
Hi Sudar,
I updated my wordpress blog to 3.3.2. but now the field for filling in the twitter username doesn’t appear on new comments. The consequence is that the gravatar isn’t replaced by the twitter avatar on new comments. What can I do?
I would be very happy to solve this problem as soon as possible because I like your plugin very much!
Have you changed your theme? The Plugin is compatible with 3.3.2 and it should display the field.