I've done a fresh install of drupal 7.18, twitter 5.3, and oauth 3.0.
Going to user/1/edit shows no twitter sub-tab.
Going to user/1/edit/twitter shows only a save button.
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| #12 | add_accounts.png | 70.64 KB | juampynr |
| #12 | tweets.png | 92.95 KB | juampynr |
| #12 | twitter_admin.png | 70.76 KB | juampynr |
| #12 | user_profile.png | 31.95 KB | juampynr |
Comments
Comment #1
mattsmith3 commentedUpdate:
Clean install- one per test: versions 5.0 to 5.3 stable, and 5.x-dev all show the same error. So does 3.3, in fact. It's not working on anything but 3.x-dev.
I did not test the 4.x versions. Looks like all this 5.x work has been done within the last month, since Dec 24.
Comment #2
juampynr commentedI have got the feeling that you used a Drush version that does not clear cache when you enable the module. That causes the form ton add account not to work.
Comment #3
warmth commentedSame happening here...
Comment #4
mattsmith3 commentedBut shouldn't clearing the cache after fix that? I did use drush... but I pulled down each do an environment with only drupal core, twitter (all 5 versions: 5.0, 5.1, 5.2, 5.3, and 5.x-dev), and oauth. For each I tried the oauth stable and dev as well. In addition, I cleared caches and rebuilt registry just for good measure.
What is your recommendation? Do you mean by mentioning the Drush version that I should try to pull from git?
Comment #5
sonoutlaw commentedSee this http://drupal.org/node/1882744 for more info
Comment #6
juampynr commentedTrue, I did not realize this is a duplicate of #1882744: No Twitter Association Form.
I am not sure if we should pull back again the ability to add a twitter account to a user profile. I suggested a solution at http://drupal.org/node/1882744#comment-6917950.
Could anybody wanting this tell me his use case?
Comment #7
warmth commentedI will be cool to see a simple option like the one on Drupal for Facebook when you edit a profile to disconnect/revoke the access to the Facebook account.
Comment #8
mattsmith3 commentedThanks everyone for the quick action on this!
@comment #6 That's how I've always remembered this module working... though I also like the centralized approach that you've done for certain use cases.
I don't like sending all users to admin/* areas when I don't have to- and the per account approach is a nice way around that when you need several users to have twitter accounts. In my case, I am looking for many users tied to twitter accounts. Perhaps this functionality could be ported to sub module? Can both options exist side by side?
Comment #9
authintmedia commentedWhy are we discussing giving users access to admin page for whatever reason, I think it would be logical to bring page individual twitter account association per user.
The user case put forth can have privacy implications also.
Comment #10
Colorful Tones commentedI would like to see this come back.
Wish it was in upgrade notes too, because I had some mad users when I upgradedoops, it is in release notes :-(I'm thinking I'm going to have to downgrade to bring back the option.
Also, I had to apply patch to all Profile URL to show up in Views, and wish this was pushed to stable version.
Comment #11
robdubparker commentedIs there a plan to enable the ability to allow drupal users to add/link their own twitter accounts to their drupal user? I feel like this is a pretty big piece that is missing. Per project description, this feature should still be available when upgrading from 3.x to 5.x but I don't see it, so now I'm scrambling to revert or find a solution that will allow this.
Comment #12
juampynr commentedRestored adding a Twitter account from a user profile.
http://drupalcode.org/project/twitter.git/commitdiff/38d701a
Here are some screenshots of how it looks like:
1. Users can manage their Twitter accounts at user/uid/edit > Twitter Accounts:
2. Once added, they are listed in the user profile:
3. Each profile is linked to a view that lists them in a fancy way. /tweets lists all tweets from everyone.
4. Administrators can manage all Twitter accounts at admin/config/services/twitter and see who added each one:
I will release a new version for Drupal 7 now. Then back port this work for Drupal 6.
Comment #13
robdubparker commentedGreat addition! Thanks a ton for this. Let me know if I can help in anyway to backport to 6.x. I have a larger client that is eager to get this functionality applied to d6. Thanks, again.
Comment #14
juampynr commentedFixed at 6.x-5.x.
http://drupalcode.org/project/twitter.git/commitdiff/de0e147
http://drupalcode.org/project/twitter.git/commitdiff/8d948a2
I will create a new release for Drupal 6 now.
Comment #15
robdubparker commentedYou're a rockstar! Thanks a million!
Comment #16
sonoutlaw commentedThat is absolutely awesome juampy! Thanx