So after fumbling around with activity stream for an embarrassingly long time, I finally got twitter to update my feeds to display on my drupal site. Then I, being the greedy type and always wanting more, deleted all of the feeds from my drupal site to do some tests of a layout issue that I had. When I resolved my layout issue and had things the way I wanted them, I tried updating my twitter feeds again, and now twitter will no longer update the feeds on my drupal site. So... I am frustrated and not sure what the issue is since to my knowledge all of the relevant settings are the same. Can someone ask me something intelligent that might get me thinking of the solution, because I am sure not coming up with anything good at the moment.

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eojthebrave
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The Twitter module uses the basic feed module to do the heavy lifting. Which in turn uses simplepie.inc. One thing you could do is try removing the cache files that simplepie creates. Look for anything in your temp directory with a .spc extension and delete it.

Are there any related errors in either Drupal or Apache's error logs?

Could you try opening up the activitystream_feed.module and in the activitystream_feed_streamapi right after this line $arrfeed = $feed->get_items(); put in something like print_r($arrfeed); This should let you know if the simplepie.inc is actually reading the twitter feed appropriately.

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akalsey commented

On Drupal 6, if a module takes too long in cron, Drupal will stop running that module's cron hooks. If Twitter has a performance problem while the module is updating, this can cause Twitter feeds to stop updating. To recover from this. Simply go to your user settings and save your settings again.

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akalsey commented
Status: Active » Closed (works as designed)
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lameei commented

+1 here. no updates...

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akalsey commented

So did you read the thread? Try the suggestion listed in #2? Still having the problem after doing that? Getting any errors?

Simply posting "No updates" to a thread that has a solution posted doesn't help anyone troubleshoot your issue.

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lameei commented

@akalsey
Hi,thanks for reply. When i post "No Updates" means I've read all the tread and tested all the solutions none of them is working. There is no errors. The problem remains the same for the rest of the feeds (digg,...).