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When I got to user/%/edit/twitter there is no form for the user. I thought it was maybe a permissions issue, but my permissions are fine. I've attached a file illustrating the problem.
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Comments
Comment #1
juampynr CreditAttribution: juampynr commentedTwitter account management has been moved to admin/config/services/twitter. You can access it through the administration menu.
Comment #2
infines CreditAttribution: infines commentedHow are users supposed to link their twitter accounts then? They will have to have an admin do it?
Comment #3
juampynr CreditAttribution: juampynr commented@gridbitlabs, you can give them permission to access that page and add their account.
Comment #4
sonoutlaw CreditAttribution: sonoutlaw commented@gridbitlabs, looks like the module has been hobbled a bit. No longer can a Drupal user be easily associated with their Twitter account . Users can be given permission to access the admin settings for the module to add/delete Twitter accounts, but cannot associate a twitter account from their account settings.
If users are granted the rights to add, they also ge the right to delete anyone else's Twitter account. When they add an account, it does get associate with their Drupal uid.
For years this module was the most convenient way to associate Twitter accounts with Drupal users. I still very much appreciate the hard work that has gone into this module over the years. I just hope that the past functionality can be returned.
Comment #5
juampynr CreditAttribution: juampynr commentedThe above can be achieved by the following steps:
Let's say user Foo wants to add the twitter account @foo:
1. Give permission to a role that Foo has assiged to Add twitter accounts to a certain role.
2. Provide a link to admin/config/services/twitter so she can add the account and mark wether she wants teets and/or mentionts to be pulled.
3. On cron run, her tweets will be pulled into the database.
4. Open /tweets/foo to see the tweets by this user. A block can be used too.
Comment #6
sonoutlaw CreditAttribution: sonoutlaw commentedI quickly added this into a custom module I already had for the site I am working on. It will add a Twitter Tab to the user account page. It then pulls the twitter accounts for the given user and account add function form. I just reused most of the existing twitter_user_settings() from twitter.pages.inc and substituted twitter_account_load_all() from twitter.inc with a different query using the current user->uid
Comment #7
infines CreditAttribution: infines commentedWhat version of this module still supports this? 3.x perhaps or 4.x?
Comment #8
infines CreditAttribution: infines commentedIt is Twitter 7.3.3
Comment #9
sonoutlaw CreditAttribution: sonoutlaw commented@gridbitlabs, I think it is 7.x-3.3 that still has the functioning user account/twitter account tab.
Comment #10
infines CreditAttribution: infines commented